Each recipient received $3,000 to support their future higher education goals.

SANTA ANA, Calif., June 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Think Together, California’s largest nonprofit expanded learning service provider and a division of Think Education, is proud to announce that for a second consecutive year it has awarded the Beyond Think Together Scholarship to graduating high school seniors. These students have demonstrated exceptional growth, resilience, and commitment to their education through participation in the organization’s high school programs.

Ten high school recipients from across California were selected, ranging from Discovery Charter Preparatory School in Sylmar to Basset Unified School District to Hemet Unified School District. All ten seniors received a $3,000 award to apply towards their transition into college. The award recognizes students who have participated in Think Together programming over multiple years and are now advancing into college and career pathways with a strong foundation of academic and personal development.

“At Think Together, we have the privilege of watching students grow into confident, capable young leaders as they pursue their dreams and prepare for what comes next,” said Think Together Founder and CEO Randy Barth. “That is why celebrating this year’s graduates and scholarship recipients is so special. We are proud of all they have accomplished and excited to see where their futures take them.”

In 2025, Think Together served more than 9,000 high school students across 32 school sites throughout California. Through programs such as driver education, financial literacy and WREP (Workforce Readiness Education Program), students are gaining well-rounded skills and hands-on experience specifically designed to prepare them for the future. 

“Every day, we see students discover their passions, direction, and voice through our high school programs. Our role is to meet them where they are, provide consistent support and opportunity, to help them build a clear pathway to what comes next,” said Think Together Older Youth Program Specialist Sean Magana. “The Beyond Think Together Scholarship is one way we celebrate that journey and the incredible growth we see across all the students we serve.”

Think Together partners with corporate foundations to expand student opportunities through STEM learning with Boeing, college visit awards with Southwest Airlines, Career Technical Education pathways through the K12 Foothill Consortium, and driver’s education courses with State Farm.

These partnerships, combined with Think Together’s high school programming, help create meaningful pathways for students to explore their interests, build essential skills, and prepare for life beyond graduation. The impact is reflected in outcomes from Think Together high school students, with 94% reporting awareness of different career options and 95% saying they feel a sense of belonging in their program community.

About Think Together

For over 25 years, Think Together has partnered with schools and communities to pursue educational opportunity, and excellence for all kids. A division of Think Education, Think Together innovates, implements, and scales academic solutions that change the odds for hundreds of thousands of California students each year. Think Education’s program areas include early learning, afterschool programs, staffing, school improvement and leadership development for teachers and school administrators.

For more information, call (888) 485-THINK or visit www.thinktogether.org. 

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CueCue’s Interactive Web Card gives creators, freelancers, and first-time sellers a simple way to package what they offer, share it anywhere, and turn interest into inquiries, bookings, and payments.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Most people never set out to start a business, yet almost everyone has something worth paying for: an empty afternoon, a spare room, a skill people already ask them for. CueCue today launched the Interactive Web Card, a focused web page that lets creators, coaches, and freelancers present what they offer and invite the right people to respond. CueCue helps people turn what they have into income, starting from something they already do.

Until now, that kind of value has lived in DMs, social feeds, and word of mouth, where it is hard to show, easy to lose track of, and rarely adds up to income.

One card, built for a single job

Each Interactive Web Card is a mobile-first page designed to do one thing well, whether that is a profile, an offer, an event, a store, a booking page, or a form. A creator can share a card through a link, a QR code, or a tap, then use it to introduce their work, collect RSVPs, or take a request.

What makes the card more than a link is what happens after a visitor arrives: the same card can draw on AI to answer common questions, gather the details people leave behind, and keep a lead warm, so an interested customer is not lost when the seller is offline. In practice, that means one page where a visitor can ask a question, request a time, and complete a payment. In that sense, each card works like a lightweight AI sales partner, helping sellers introduce an offer, answer questions, and move interested visitors toward action.

Built for the people business software usually skips

The card is built less for established companies than for people who have never run a business before: coaches, tutors, local service providers, hosts, freelancers, and anyone sitting on a spare room or an in-demand skill. A photographer can take session bookings from a portfolio page; a weekend baker can post a small menu and a pickup window; a tutor can answer questions and schedule a first lesson from the same page they share in a group chat.

None of it requires a website, a storefront, or a back-office system, and a single offer is enough to begin. CueCue‘s aim is to make the value scattered across individuals easier to discover, reach, and act on.

The focus on first-time sellers is deliberate. “Not everyone starts with a business, but almost everyone has something valuable to offer. CueCue helps people turn what they already have — their time, skills, space, or idle assets — into real income opportunities,” said Luhao Zhao, BD Manager at CueCue.

The Interactive Web Card is available now at cuecue.im, with a free tier and no code required. Users can build a card at cuecue.im and publish it the same day, with AI assistance included from the first card.

About CueCue

CueCue is building a platform that helps anyone earn from what they already have. With AI assistance built into each card, CueCue makes it easier to create, share, communicate, and transact around the things people can provide.

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The First Time a Game in the Legendary Franchise Comes to Consoles

BELLEVUE, Wash., June 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Critically-acclaimed game development studio ArenaNet® tonight announced Guild Wars 3™, the third entry in the legendary and beloved Guild Wars® MMORPG franchise and their first new game since 2012. The game will release globally on PC, Steam, and PlayStation 5, marking the first time a Guild Wars game will appear on home consoles. The first beta test is scheduled for fall of 2027.

The official debut trailer features the first in-engine gameplay footage and can be viewed HERE. The first concept art and other assets are hosted at the Guild Wars 3 official press kit.

“Guild Wars 3 is a new era not just for ArenaNet and Guild Wars, but also for MMORPGs as a whole,” said Colin Johanson, Guild Wars 3 Game Director and ArenaNet Studio Head. “The MMORPG genre has millions of players worldwide eager for new, modern experiences, and the opportunity to harness that excitement is immense. Our approach with Guild Wars 3 is to push MMORPGs forward, to create an online game world that feels believable, rewarding, responsive, and innovative while at the same time respecting players’ time and providing a positive, supportive space to build community and enjoy new stories in our universe.”

Taking place over a thousand years before the events of the original game, Guild Wars 3 is set in the Tyrian region of Orr, a vast wilderness frontier imbued with the world’s magic. Nature entities with strong connections to the land called Vael spirits embody the vitality of this lush, verdant landscape. Various guilds are engaged in conflict over how to protect or exploit the bounty beyond civilization’s borders. These multitudinous spirits will vary in size and influence within the ecosystems around them, with the most notable of these being the Seeker. As seen in the trailer, every player’s Seeker will serve as a connection to the spirits of Orr and a mount that will carry them on their journeys through the game’s open world.

Players will assume the role of a Vaelwarden, a member of a guild of adventurers committed to preserving and protecting both the spirits of the wild and the land of Orr itself. Through the deep character customization and skill-building gameplay the Guild Wars franchise is known for, players will seek adventure and confront danger across this sumptuous, vibrant online world, growing their relationships with the spirits of the wild, the inhabitants of Orr, and other Vaelwarden players.

A combat system designed from the outset to feel great on both a controller and keyboard rewards positioning by emphasizing the joy of movement and momentum. As players seamlessly transition between various movement modes, they can harness their speed and turn it into bigger damage and impact when fighting their foes.  

More information about pricing, beta tests, release date, and gameplay features will be revealed later in 2026 and into 2027. Guild Wars 3 will be available directly from the developers at GuildWars3.com, and can be wishlisted on Steam and the PlayStation Store beginning today, with more information available at the game’s official website.

About the Guild Wars Franchise
Guild Wars is the award-winning, visually stunning MMORPG franchise that originally launched in 2005 on PC. Boasting a timeless art-brought-to-life aesthetic, the epic grandeur of massive role-playing environments, fast-paced action combat, large-scale dynamic events that players tackle together in the open world, team-based competitive player-versus-player battles, and a sprawling fantasy storyline, the series is often proclaimed as having the friendliest player community in gaming. Guild Wars was relaunched as Guild Wars Reforged in 2025 and expanded to mobile devices in 2026. Guild Wars 2® launched in 2012 on PC and quickly earned accolades across the industry, including Time Magazine’s 2012 Game of the Year. Unlike most competitors, the franchise has always been playable with no subscription fee required, welcoming over 29 million players across its history.

About ArenaNet
ArenaNet is the developer of the best-selling Guild Wars Reforged and the groundbreaking Guild Wars 2 massively multiplayer online PC role-playing games. The studio’s mission is to create innovative online worlds, cultivate a vibrant and engaged global community of players, and to incorporate handcrafted artistry into every aspect of their games. ArenaNet formed in 2000, with press and fans consistently calling Guild Wars and Guild Wars 2 two of the best MMOs and RPGs of all time. Based in Bellevue, WA, ArenaNet is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Korean gaming giant NC.

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