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- 1Blind elderly chimp regains sight after cataract surgery▼🐵 NEW: Pierre, a 54-year-old # chimpanzee at ChimpHaven # sanctuary in # Louisiana , was blind from # cataracts until ve
Pierre, a 54-year-old chimpanzee living at the ChimpHaven sanctuary in Louisiana, has had his sight restored after years of blindness caused by cataracts. Veterinary ophthalmologist Kenneth Pierce replaced the clouded lens in his eye. His caretakers spent months training him to hold his face still against the mesh and keep his eyes in position for treatment. The story is drawing attention for the patience and cooperation required to give surgery to a great ape.
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Wayne State University has announced that the James M. Pierce Memorial Lecture will take place on October 9. The annual lecture honors the memory of James M. Pierce and typically brings together students, faculty and guests around topics in medicine and the health sciences. Further details about the speaker and program were not included in the announcement.
- 3Pentagon invests $450 million in domestic tungsten mining●Why the Pentagon just dropped $450M on tungsten mining https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2026/09/30/w
The Pentagon is putting $450 million into tungsten mining, a move aimed at securing supplies of the critical metal used in armor-piercing munitions and other defense applications. The investment reflects growing concern in Washington over US reliance on foreign sources, particularly China, which dominates global tungsten production, as defense officials work to shore up critical mineral supply chains.
- 4Remains of missing Pierce County mother found months later▼Remains of missing Pierce County mother, suspected murder victim found months later
The remains of a mother from Pierce County, Washington, who had been reported missing and was suspected to be a murder victim, have been found months after she disappeared. Authorities have not detailed the circumstances of the discovery, and the case remains under investigation as police work to identify those responsible.
- 5Editorial calls on Pierce to add wildlife hydration stations▼Editorial: Pierce should provide hydration stations for wildlife
A student newspaper editorial argues that Pierce should install hydration stations for wildlife, providing water sources for animals during hot or dry conditions. The piece calls on the institution to take a small, practical step to support local wildlife on its grounds. There is no word yet on whether the school plans to act on the suggestion.
- 6Milan Fashion Week's boldest beauty trends take the spotlight●Disco Lids, Faux Facial Piercings, & More Beauty Trends From Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week's runways produced a wave of statement beauty looks, with makeup artists sending out models in glittering disco lids, faux facial piercings and other daring styles. Fashion outlets are rounding up the standout trends, suggesting shimmery eyes and body jewellery details could shape upcoming street style and high-street beauty looks.
- 7Eight seniors driving Ellsworth tennis success●Eight seniors paving the way for Ellsworth tennis’ smashing results
Ellsworth High School's tennis programme is enjoying a strong season, credited largely to its eight senior players who are leading the team's results. Local coverage in Pierce County highlights the veteran group's role in the squad's winning form, praising their experience and leadership on the court.