Breaking Up…With a Friend
BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN You’ve had a falling out (again), and you’re upset. Whatever that upset is: sad, angry, disgusted – it’s bad enough that you left in a huff or hung up with a slam. You’ve been ignoring texts, and maybe the other person is, too. And while stewing, you realize this might be […]
Cool and Creative Ways to Burn More Calories
BY SUSAN SCHABACKER Tired of going to the gym? Bored with your same old workout routine? Get cool, crafty, and creative with burning calories, and have more fun in the process! Instead of adulting all the time, learn to be a kid again! Schedule a play day when you can go outside and swing, jump […]
Rosey’s Review: The Importance of Supporting Local Restaurants… And Hair Salons… And Shops… And All Other Local Businesses
BY ROSEY Usually, I focus my energies on writing about restaurants. But this month, I asked to take a different twist on my normal “Rosey’s Review” column. We’ve all been concerned about the health of our communities, as we should be! This is a brand-new virus that has wreaked havoc on the world! But like […]
FAMILY SERVICES COMMITTED TO KEEPING FAMILIES STRONG AT HOME
For many of us, this year is nothing like we imagined it would be. So many big events, celebrations and even family reunions have been canceled. Right now, the most privileged of us are safe at home. But that’s not the story for everyone. For victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual assault, home […]
While You’re Away: 10 Things to do Before Your House Sitter Arrives
BY TARYN JEREZ Before you skip town for the weekend or gear up for your next big family vacation, you may be met with a to-do list of tasks from getting the family packed up to making hotel arrangements. With so many things to check off the list, don’t forget to make arrangements with your […]
The Natural Blood Flow
BY BRITTANY M. ORIE LEAK So, here’s the reality: this world is not always so kind to us. There are times where it brings us profound stress – so profound that it makes our blood pressure climb mountains! High blood pressure affects tens of millions of adults in the United States, making it very common. […]
Inspiration In Unlikely Places
BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN Inspiration might seem hard to come by nowadays, and no one blames you! From the sheer amount of change to adjust to in the world around you, it’s not hard to imagine that your creative juices might be drier than they have ever been – and even though so many things […]
Good Ol’ Summertime
“There’s a time of year that we always hold dear, good old summertime, with the birds and the trees’es and the sweet-scented breezes……..and life is one beautiful rhyme, no trouble annoying, each one enjoying the good old summertime.” ~ Ren Shields When I was a child, the summer months meant no school and time to play. […]
Working in Tandem
BY MIKE MCGILVARY Financial Advisor With still much uncertainty surrounding the capital markets, it is important to have a road map. At Marzano Capital Group, we remain optimistic as we move into the second half of 2020 and continue to work with our clients, as well as incoming new relationships. There has been no shortage […]
Introverts Don’t Need to Be ‘Fixed’!
BY BRITTANY M. ORIE LEAK “Why are you so quiet?” “You’d rather stay home with Netflix and a book than go to a party? What’s wrong with you?” “Why don’t you want to go out tonight? Don’t you want to have some fun?” “Why don’t you get out more and make more friends?” Introverts have been […]
