Local Businesses are the lifeblood of any city. Now, more than ever, it's so important to support local businesses by shopping small. Keeping things local helps out your neighbors, neighborhoods, and community. It keeps money in the local economy and helps businesses stay open especially during times like this. Shopping Local also keeps jobs local, has a less environmental impact and has better customer service. Next time you’re deciding what to get for dinner or where to go for groceries, please consider loc... read more

As we continue to watch the Coronavirus pandemic on a global scale, it’s safe to say that, for many, this holiday season will be very different from those before. However, if giving back to your community is one of your holiday traditions, there are more opportunities than ever to safely help your local area.   Not only does giving back to your community reinforce ties with your local network, but the act of doing so may lower your own stress and anxiety, boost your disposition, and give you a sense of p... read more

Thanksgiving is upon us! And, if you aren't quite ready to host your family and friends for a Thanksgiving feast, we are here to help! To help prevent a Turkey Day disaster, follow these tips to prepare your kitchen ahead of time. Make Room for Leftovers It is finally time to go through the refrigerator and throw away that container of pasta you forgot about from last month. A big meal generally means lots of leftovers, so it is good practice to make sure you have room in your refrigerator to store leftovers. Noth... read more

According to recent survey conducted by LightStream, despite the ongoing pandemic, 73% of homeowners are planning to renovate this year. This seems to stem from the fact that isolation has made American’s take a much-needed closer look at their home. Fall is actually the perfect time to tackle some badly needed home projects before winter comes blowing in. If you’re one of the many homeowners who are planning to update their home, below are a few key things to focus on.   Home Heating and Air Syste... read more

About this time of year goblins, ghouls, and ghosts are all the rage, but what if you’re experiencing some seriously scary stuff in the months outside of October? We’ve all had it happen. The chill that runs down your spine, the light flickering in the hallway. Some can simply shrug off that eerie feeling, but when these spooky occurrences continue to arise, you may come to some haunting conclusions.  The good news is, if you think your house is haunted, you’re not alone. In a 2014 survey by... read more