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(BPT) - While cookouts and trips to the beach are great, sometimes it’s also nice to spend a hot summer’s day relaxing in the comfort of home. Especially on those break-the-thermometer …
(BPT) - There's a lot to love about summer. At the same time, the season can run up your electric bill fast, especially for Americans living in places where summer temperatures are reaching record …
(BPT) - We all like to think our homes are a safe and secure place to relax and enjoy time with our family. Even though we try to make our homes as safe as possible for our children, accidents and …
(Family Features) Beyond the pumpkins and gourds, fall brings an array of produce that can be grown in your backyard. Consider these tips to get your fall garden started.
(Family Features) Costumes and candy may be the mainstays of Halloween, but decorating is a fun way to set the mood and add a little extra excitement in the weeks leading up to the holiday. These spooktacular ideas can help dial up the drama and delight for all ages.
(NewsUSA) - The number of women starting their own businesses continues to rise. According to data from American Express, women create more than 1,800 new businesses in the United States each day. As …
(NewsUSA) - October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, when people and organizations learn how to reduce their cybersecurity risks and protect themselves online. Although people are becoming …
(NewsUSA) "Living in Color: A Story of Love, in Sickness and in Health" by Michael Murphy This is the extraordinary true story of the last six months of the life of …
(NAPSI)—Every day, people miss out on educational, employment and social opportunities simply because they do not have access to clean clothes. Laundry services in transitional housing and …
(NAPSI)—Backyarding, the trend to move many indoor activities outdoors, is now a permanent way of life. During the pandemic, learning to work, entertain, vacation, work out and more right in …
(NAPSI)—For many families, the cooling weather means a return to routines: work, school, sports practice, meal prep and household chores. Busy parents have a lot on their plate getting …
(Family Features) Acts of kindness, big and small, have the ability to change the world, one community at a time. After more than a year of …
(Family Features) Laying out on the beach and floating in the pool are true hallmarks of summer. A good book, however, can elevate these …
If you’re intrigued by the idea of earning a little extra cash while rooting for your favorite teams, sports betting may be right up your …
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people put off in-person visits to the doctor’s office.
In 2018, Terri S., a vibrant 58-year-old insurance underwriter from Kansas, received news many fear – “you have breast cancer.”
While adults may joke about needing to relearn how to be around others in a post-pandemic world, children can also benefit from a refresh of …
(NAPSI)—After a year and a half of remote learning and social distancing, kids are back to socializing after school and between classes. A …
(NAPSI)—Up to 60 percent of student athletes will experience a sports-related dental injury and some 30 percent of all sports injuries are …
(NAPSI)—An estimated 5 million people in the U.S. have a hernia, yet many struggle to effectively talk with their doctor about symptoms and …
by George Taylor (NAPSI)—You may well remember the frustrations that defined the “old days” of work—the hustle to get to your desk …
(NAPSI)—Scientists have searched for decades without success for ways to repair the devastating damage caused by neurodegenerative diseases, …
(NAPSI)—Students across the country are heading back to in-person learning, after a year or more of remote pandemic learning. As many schools …
(NewsUSA) - COVID-19 has changed the way Americans approach elective surgery, sometimes in unexpected ways. For example, a 16-year-old, …
(NewsUSA) - Winter is coming. It may not seem that way on a nice autumn day, but some parts of the country are already starting to feel a chill …
(NewsUSA) "Final Table" by Dan Schorr A political thriller about sexual misconduct in the #MeToo era, one victim's battle to …
(NewsUSA) "The Sorting Room" by Michael Rose In Prohibition-era New York City, 10-year-old Eunice Ritter finds work in an …
(NewsUSA) - - A surge in home cooking was a ripple effect of more time spent at home last year. However, even with more emerging options for …
(NewsUSA) "Almost Happy" by Dr. Brian Kaplan and Hephzibah Kaplan It's a proven fact: We are healthier and happier when we …
(BPT) - With cooler weather here for many, it’s important to keep in mind that dropping temperatures and drier air can have an impact on …
(BPT) - For many, Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. But the holiday shopping season seems to start earlier and …
(BPT) - In this new era of hospitality, technology is driving customer retention, automation and efficient food costing, which have all become …
(BPT) - When the COVID-19 pandemic changed the world as we know it, access to the internet became a necessity for work, school, health care and …
(BPT) - While the majority of American students have returned to in-person learning, the shift to a more virtual way of life in schooling has …
(BPT) - Despite numerous challenges, 2021 has emerged as a time of hope and advancement, proven by the many successful projects that will impact …
