Is there “Parenting Lemonade” to Make from the Last Year of Lemons?
By Michael Mackert, Ph.D | Contributor Any parent who worked from home for the last year has ridiculous, funny, or wince-inducing stories of children making appearances
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Sibling Rivalry and How Parents Can Help Relieve the Pressure
By Madeline Hammett There’s no doubt that adolescence comes with immense amounts of pressure to succeed. Whether that means on the field, in the classroom,
Why You Should Spend Money on More Free Time, Not Stuff
By Sandi Schwartz Do you get into bed every night wishing you had more time in your day? Parenting is a full-time job for many, while
Change of Address Checklist: Who to Notify When You Move
By Laura Mueller | Moving.com | Contributor Preparing for a change of address? In addition to the obvious moving basics like acquiring boxes and packing
St. Andrew UMC Marks 35th Anniversary with Grand Reopening Celebration on August 15th
By Tricia White | Managing Editor St. Andrew United Methodist Church invites the public to its historic 35th Anniversary and Open House Celebration, Sunday, August 15,
Pandemic Pounds Weighing You Down? Check Out these Weight Loss Strategies
By Sandra Gordon Ever felt that other people you know seem to be losing their pandemic pounds, but when you try their dieting tricks, you
2021 Dog Days of Summer Contest
Hot Diggity! We’re looking for pooch pictures that showcase your precious pet enjoying the “Dog Days of Summer!” Think you’ve got the winning photo? Post
Conquering Loneliness
Loneliness affects more than a third of older Americans. Another third of older adults feel isolated: they may be living alone, lack transportation, or live
How to Extinguish Parent Burnout
By Cheryl Maguire Jennifer Jones (name changed for privacy) first noticed feeling burned out when her daughter hit puberty. She said she felt, “emotionally and
