The Power of Board Games and Critical Thinking for Children
It’s family game night. You and your loved ones are sitting down for a fun version of Monopoly. This economic-based game has your family members winning or losing money, collecting […]
It’s A Grand Life – Taking Care of Grandchildren
A while back, I was asked to stay with my two youngest grandchildren while their parents embarked on an overseas trip which had been months in the planning. I was […]
Kindness: Why We Need To Pay It Forward
by RENEE SKUDRA On a difficult day, albeit a resplendently beautiful fall one, with autumn colors shooting their vibrant and riotous tones into the world, I felt an overwhelming sense […]
National Nachos Day: Monday, November 6th
There are many foods in the world that deserve celebration – cake, ice cream, pizza, spaghetti and tacos come to mind. But nachos? Nachos live in a category all their […]
Making Dollars, Making $ense: Calculating Home Affordability
BY STEVEN GALLO, CFP®, FINANCIAL ADVISOR You have your sights on that gorgeous house with the quintessential white picket fence. It is perfect in every sense. Before you dive into […]
People of Prominence – Taja Seafus
“A work of art is a world in itself reflecting senses and emotions of the artist’s world.” ~ Hans Hoffman Taja Seafus is a local artistic pioneer. She has embarked […]
Reflections of a Southern Yankee: The Problem with Prom
I was recently asked by my editorial director if I would be willing to write an article about prom from a man’s perspective. Immediately, I cringed (seriously, I cringed). My […]
Halloween Candy Stickiness
by KATIE MAXEY, MS, RD, IBCLC Most parents are excited for their children to experience and enjoy Halloween. Watching our children pick out unique costumes, attend trunk or treats, enjoy […]
Creative Halloween Costumes Using Recycled Materials
Halloween can be one of the best holidays of the year for a little one. It is the one day where they get to dress up and be whatever character […]
It’s A Grand Life – When I Grow Up…
As a child, I remember from an early age being asked by adults, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” My answers back then, I am sure, […]