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Sony is set to introduce some new DualShock 4 controllers along with a brand new take on its Gold Wireless headset for PS4. Sony usually comes out of the woodwork with a series of new colorways for its PS4 gamepad around this time of year in order to ramp up for the holiday shopping season, and 2019 is no exception. Head below for a closer look at the new PlayStation peripherals. Luxury Book iPhone 7 Plus Case After recently introducing a series of new apparel/collectibles to the PlayStation Gear Store, Sony is ready to unveil the new DualShock 4 controller colors. This time last year we saw the Berry Blue , Sunset Orange , Metallic Copper and Blue Camouflage hit store shelves for the first time. This year’s new coats of paint include Electric Purple, Red Camouflage, T itanium Blue and the new Rose Gold. New DualShock 4 Colors: First up is Electric Purple. This two-tone purple take on the DS4 controller also features white PlayStation

Trout City in Preston, Minnesota // Photos by Louis Livingston-Garcia A giant trout statue welcomes you to Preston, Minnesota. Downtown, a bicycle rack shaped like the fish jumps out of the sidewalk. The city has dubbed itself “Minnesota’s Trout Capital,” so it’s only natural that its new brewery, opening August 15 next to the National Trout Center, would name itself accordingly— Trout City Brewing —and prominently feature a vibrant rainbow trout in its logo. Longtime Preston residents and Trout City co-owners Anita and Andy Bisek always knew they were going to play off of the trout theme of the city with their brewery. “Preston adopted the National Trout Center concept,” Andy says. “Always been known for trout fishing. People equate Preston as a trout city.” Trout branding isn’t the only way the couple wants to honor Preston. The Biseks bought a 130-year-old former bank downtown in order to remodel it and save a bit of history. After purchasing the building in April of 2018,

HUDSON — The Olana Summer Market returns for its second year with a lineup of artisans. The market will take place 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Aug. 24 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Aug. 25 at the Olana State Historic Site. More than 30 artisans, eateries and musicians will be set along Olana’s picturesque Ridge Road, within Frederic Church’s 250-acre designed landscape. Come shop, discover, picnic, relax and enjoy the views. The curated lineup of local artisans includes a variety of pottery, jewelry, woodwork, accessories and housewares from artists located in the Hudson Valley, New York City, and the Berkshires. Artisans include: stationery products from Grant House Press, ceramics from Round Designs and Reclaimed Designs Mosaics, jewelry from The Peach Tree and Lu Mabey, beverages from Tousey Winery and Olde York Farm, and more. The event will feature live music and a variety of food for picnicking on Olana’s expansive landscape. On Saturday and Sunday, food, desserts, and drinks will be available fr

Each campers complete One Board Minimalist Chair The Gold Coast Arts Center’s Wood Workshop, a new week-long program offered during the Summer Arts Camp, wrapped up its first session. Campers ages 8 and up had the opportunity to create their own projects, in a safe environment, using raw material. Girls and boys spent a great deal of time working on a one board minimalist chair, which some historians say dates back to the Vikings. Using acrylic or water based paints each camper created his or her own unique piece of furniture. Karen Hubela, instructor of Wood Workshop, explained “the one board minimalist chair gave practical knowledge with a creative aspect. Woodworking builds persistence, concentration and use of new muscles.” Intern Theo Chang said “It was an opportunity to be very creative while designing their chairs, for example there were cupcake, spaceship and chess board chairs.” Other projects throughout the week included creative wooden plaques, designed by the campe

EL DORADO, Ark. – Conifex Timber, one of British Columbia’s biggest forest products companies, announced that it’s curtailing all operations at its El Dorado, Arkansas sawmill. 92 employees will be laid off. The shut down will reduce Conifex’s U.S. South lumber production by around 21 million board feet through 2019. The company will phase the curtailment over 60 days. “We regret this difficult decision; however, lumber prices are simply too modest to justify continued operations at a site that requires further capital expenditures to realize its potential as an efficient, modern mill,” said Ken Shields, Chair and CEO. “While our wish is to restart the mill as soon we can, our immediate priorities are to identity the scope of a Phase two capital investment to help better inform a re-start date.” Six El Dorado workers will be retained to maintain the mill’s equipment in case of a restart. In June, Conifex lowered operations at the mill down to a single shift because of poor m