Someone hasn’t told Mother Nature that it’s not summer yet! The first official day of summer is June 21st! With the blazing hot days...

The Memorial Day holiday weekend ushers in the beginning of warm weather outings, as most students have finished their school year. ...

There are “good germs” and “bad germs,” and many of those little critters can make us sick. Our homes and offices all have bacteria, so...

Portions of the following article are from the Centers for Disease Control website. National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW), April 23...

Do you have a plan for emergencies, such as the ones we have seen over the past few weeks – wildfires, tornadoes, floods, and other...

Sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Alcohol Awareness Month is observed during the month of April. ...

There are two important April observances that we want to focus on today. One is Sports Eye Safety Month and the other is National Youth...

The Window Safety Task Force, under the National Safety Council’s Community Safety Division, works with the American Architectural...

The Women’s Heart Foundation sponsors this April observance to promote awareness about the importance of keeping accurate records and...

The world we live in is inhabited by many predators, some who prey on women; regardless of their age, females are targets, and must do...

Like it or not, this Sunday, March 13th, we will “spring forward” by setting our clocks ahead one hour. This comes as a bitter pill to...

We began the month of February asking everyone to wear red on Friday, February 4, to help everyone be aware of taking care of our hearts,...

Chances are, whether you are a football fan or not, you may be planning to host or attend a party during Sunday’s Super Bowl. Some folks...

One of the bad things that happens particularly in cold winter months is a visit by “Mr. Flu Bug” (influenza). It’s been reported...

As of Sunday, January 23rd, football fans now know who is coming to play in the Super Bowl – the Green Bay Packers versus the Pittsburgh...

Along with winter weather come many invisible dangers, one of them being the threat of carbon monoxide poisoning. People may try to heat...

December is the official “Safe Toys and Gifts Month.” With Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa all crammed into this month, those families...

We are counting down the days until Christmas! We’ve survived Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, when retailers offer deals we just can’t...

By now, many of you already have your homes beautifully decorated, with the tree trimmed and glowing lights outside the house. If we’re...

Hopefully, you haven’t fired up the fireplace without first having it checked out. Wood burning fireplaces are designed to furnish years...