For many of us, this will be remembered as the summer we spent at home. If home just isn’t cutting it, you may be planning a getaway at your favorite … Continue reading →

As many states are giving the green light to reopen, employers are developing plans to bring employees back to work safely, giving careful thought to schedules, seating configurations, visitor policies, … Continue reading →

The restaurant dining experience as we once knew it is now gone. In the age of COVID-19, it has been replaced with 6-foot spacing between tables, pumps of hand sanitizer, … Continue reading →

When you ask, “Should I lease a car?” you likely hear one of two words: “Do” or “Don’t.’ That makes it difficult to decipher the pros and cons of leasing … Continue reading →

When you’re ready to replace your old car with a newer or different vehicle, typically you have two options: trade it in at a dealership or sell your car on … Continue reading →

If you experience a disaster and need to file a claim with an insurance company, it will be extremely helpful to have a completed inventory of your possessions. After the … Continue reading →

As Deborah Koehneke sees it, she has two full-time jobs. One is director of medical clinics in Hillsdale, Michigan. The other is caregiver to her 87-year-old mother with chronic lung disease. Koehneke’s … Continue reading →

If you’re like many of today’s young retirees, you may feel sandwiched between the needs of your adult children and your aging parents. Just as you’re beginning to enjoy your … Continue reading →

Was Your Car Broken Into? Do you ever leave your key fob or keys in your vehicle? If so, you’re among a growing number of drivers getting accustomed to leaving … Continue reading →

More and more Americans are walking for exercise. In fact, the number of adults walking for transportation, fun and exercise increased by 6% in the last five years. In total, 60% … Continue reading →

Working out is a great way to improve health at any age, but jumping into a strenuous exercise regimen can lead to injuries, especially for people age 50 and older. … Continue reading →

There are so many popular diets these days that it can be difficult to sort fad from functional, especially when your best friend, relative, or neighbor swears by their fancy … Continue reading →

Stay-at-home regulations are scaling back. How will business owners know it is acceptable to reopen? The following are some things to keep in mind. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to … Continue reading →

This June, dairy leaders, farmers and communities from across America will celebrate National Dairy Month. What began 76 years ago as a way to stabilize dairy demand when production was … Continue reading →

Colorful, delicious and nutritious foods keep our bodies and minds healthier, longer. Lots of the good Fruits and vegetables provide many beneficial nutrients. Add fruits and vegetables to meals and … Continue reading →