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During September 2026, Nissan Americas organized its annual Supplier Appreciation and Awards ceremony to celebrate the automaker's top-tier supply partners. This year's special occasion was held at Nashville's iconic Country Music Hall of Fame in Tennessee.
Nissan's popular Heisman campaign is back for its 16th season, delivering a great mix of athletic stars and the brand's latest vehicle releases. The 2026 "Tell Them a Heisman Sent You" initiative features an updated approach, utilizing long-form YouTube episodes alongside traditional 30-second television spots during college games. This character-focused web series pits famous Heisman winners against one another to become Nissan's top representative, all while putting a spotlight on fresh new models.
Established in 1992 in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, the Nissan Foundation was created in response to rising social tensions and civil unrest in the region. With a strong corporate presence in California, the company sought to uplift surrounding communities through charitable support and public engagement. Over time, Nissan has contributed to schools, media organizations, libraries, and cultural institutions across the United States.
Nissan has just unveiled its new Z Racing Concept in preparation for this year's Fuji 24-Hour Race. These concept cars were designed as race cars. The new concept will be lightweight and agile while still providing the performance and handling those serious driver's demands. According to Nissan, the new concept car is a "fan favorite" and is sure to turn heads when it makes its debut at this year's race.
In most families, every single member of the family depends upon a woman to nurture the whole. That's the philosophy of the Women Empowering Women Foundation. But when that woman is the victim of violence and circumstance, it's difficult, if not impossible, for her to nurture others because she is focusing on their survival.
As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, most common social spaces – schools, pubs, restaurants, and cinemas – are temporally closed. Most of us are restricted to our homes without social interaction, which leads us to feel unconnected and stressed. Here are five things you want to do to stay on the positive side of this outbreak.
According to Global Village Frisco, there are over 67 different languages spoken in the homes of our city’s students, making us a truly international municipality. Frisco’s very first Multicultural Festival celebrates this diversity, representing the various cultures that make up our city.
Celebrate our nation’s independence at Frisco Freedom Fest and enjoy live music, fun family-friendly attractions and an explosive fireworks extravaganza.
Back for another season, the Frisco Rotary Farmers’ Market offers locally grown produce and artisan products that your family will love. From vine-ripened tomatoes and juicy peaches to local honey, grass-fed meat, arts and crafts, and numerous other products, you’ll find tons of goodies to fill your reusable shopping bags.
Show some love for your planet at the largest Earth Day festival in the world! Taking place right here in Dallas at Fair Park, Earth Day Texas is the biggest public exhibition committed to promoting environmental protection and sustainability.