(Culinary.net) There’s almost nothing better than keeping warm and cozy on cold winter days. One thing that can help make staying indoors more enjoyable is delicious, warm, perfectly baked food. Casseroles are hearty options for cold, brisk winter days with … read more
By Evetta McGriff As I began my research for this article, I found human trafficking cases very close to home. I know that human trafficking – especially of young girls and boys – is rampant in some communities; I didn’t … read more
By Evetta McGriff In this age of social media and the constant use of cell phones, it may seem difficult to form real relationships. Many teens base their friendships and other types of relationships on the number of likes they … read more
Do you know people who appear to go through life almost always making the right decisions? They don’t appear to agonize over making the best decision and seem to make decisions without second-guessing themselves. People aren’t born knowing how to … read more
By Evetta McGriff There is nothing like the bond between grandparents and their grandchildren. Grandparents spoil, support, and protect their grandchildren, and grandchildren give hugs and kisses back. Sharing memories, life milestones, and celebrating successes is an important part of … read more
By Lexi Wesley It’s almost that time for the school year to begin again! If you’re headed off to college for the first time you’re getting ready to embark on a brand new journey. Some may be full of excitement … read more
The Job PictureThe holidays are often a time students seek seasonal work, as a way to earn extra money to put towards tuition, or just have extra spending money. A recent survey of Americans who hold, have held or would … read more
By Ruth Hunter-Hill What is normal? Our normal has an impact on those we are connected to – and their normal can impact us. While navigating life through a pandemic, our normal starts to feel out of whack. The COVID-19 … read more
By Ruth Hunter-Hill In the times of this COVID Conundrum, virtual learning has become commonplace for students of all ages. While researching for this article, I found a boatload of information on how to help students succeed without the traditional … read more
By Ruth Hunter-Hill We start learning about our bodies very early. Babies marvel at their own fingers and toes, and the education continues throughout our lifetime. Our bodies go through various growth scenarios as we age, and with each scenario … read more
