Fave Fall Trends 2021
Happy Fall, Y’all!Can you believe it is already September and the cooler temperatures are on the way? I have not been this excited about fall fashion in a
5 Ways to Make College More Affordable
By Steve Siebold | Contributor As college classes start backup around the country, I’ve been inundated with inquiries from both parents and kids wondering if
Flood Safety
Floodwater and standing waters can be dangerous and can make you vulnerable to infectious diseases, chemical hazards, and injuries. Protect yourself and your loved ones
Dog Days of Summer 2021 Photo Contest Winners
Hot Diggity Dog! This summer was filled with the twists and turns of a continuing pandemic, epic hurricanes, and challenging forest fires, but our pets
13 Resilience-Building Tips for Kids in a Crisis-Prone World
By Michele Borba, Ed.D. | Contributor Kids today have uncertainty coming at them from all directions—from shootings to fires and hurricanes to ongoing pandemics. Emergency situations
Estate Planning is Worth It
What happens when someone dies but doesn’t have a Will? By Colin Smith I rarely get calls from unmarried men to set up estate planning
Getting Players (Back) on the Field or Court: High School Trainers Use Know-How and Imaging to Keep Players in the Game
By Alicia Wanek Participating in sports is a huge part of the high school experience for many teens. According to data from the Centers for Disease
10 Health Foods that Aren’t…And 10 Foods that Are Healthier Than You Think
By Sandra Gordon Eating right is no picnic. Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, along comes a new report trumpeting the
Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease
By Sandra Gordon Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia (cognitive decline) that occurs when protein deposits referred to as “plaques” and “tangles” form
