Paying Tribute: Ways to honor loved ones that have passed away – even on your wedding day. Article by | Hannah Holbrook While weddings are often exciting, joy-filled celebrations, pangs of sadness sometimes surround this day. The pain of losing a parent, grandparent, friend, sibling, or any … [Read more...]
3 Wedding Organizational Hacks With Jennifer Satterfield
3 Wedding Organizational Hacks Article By | Jennifer Satterfield, Founder & Editor - Growing Up Texas Photos By | Shelby Tsika Marquardt Photography Planning a wedding and the days leading up to the big day can sometimes feel a little chaotic and unorganized. There were so many details about … [Read more...]
Teaching Financial Responsibility to Kids
Teaching Financial Responsibility to Kids Article courtesy of | ANB From the first time you dropped a quarter in a piggy bank to the day you opened your first checking account, you’ve been steadily developing financial habits. But were they good habits? That’s not just a question for adults to ask … [Read more...]
6 Ways to Tell If You Have Enough Life Insurance
6 Ways to Tell If You Have Enough Life Insurance Article By | StatePoint Media If we’ve learned anything from 2020, it’s that life can be unpredictable. Having sufficient life insurance can provide financial stability and security to loved ones during times of uncertainty. Forty-one million … [Read more...]
How To Keep Your Dog Cool In The Summer
How To Keep Your Dog Cool In The Summer Information courtesy of College Station Parks & Recreation It’s not called the dog days of summer for nothing – especially in Texas. When the ancient Greeks and Romans studied the sky, they noticed Sirius – the Dog Star – rose with the sun from early … [Read more...]
Healthy Aging: Fact or Fiction?
Healthy Aging: Fact or Fiction? Article Courtesy of Lauran Rouse Jenkins, Marketing & Communications Manager, Center for Population Health & Aging, TAMU Is it possible to age healthily? Experts say yes, and here’s how Did you know that the world population of adults 65 and older is … [Read more...]
Century Square, Visit College Station Award Check To Brazos Valley Food Bank
Century Square, Visit College Station Award Check To Brazos Valley Food Bank Information courtesy of Midway Century Square, a 60-acre mixed-use destination adjacent to Texas A&M University in College Station, is pleased to announce they will present the Brazos Valley Food Bank with more than … [Read more...]
FAQ’s About Weddings in the Days of COVID
FAQ’s About Weddings in the Days of COVID Article by | Erin Joyner, Owner & Executive Coordinator of Wonderfully Wed Photos by | Ashley Monogue Photography Should I cancel or postpone my wedding? Canceling your wedding is not necessary; especially with all of the information we now have … [Read more...]
Tips to Protect Seniors From Financial Scams Right Now
Tips to Protect Seniors From Financial Scams Right Now Article By StatePoint Media Social isolation among seniors is not only linked to numerous negative health consequences like depression and cardiovascular disease, but it’s also a primary contributing factor in financial exploitation and … [Read more...]
6 Essential Things You Should Know About Swim Lessons
6 Essential Things You Should Know About Swim Lessons Courtesy of City of College Station Parks & Recreation Millions of people of all ages enjoy the pleasures and health benefits of swimming, water skiing, fishing, and boating. The reason is crystal clear – it’s incredibly fun to be in or … [Read more...]
Three Reasons You Should Finally Start That Business You’ve Been Dreaming Of
3 Reasons You Should Finally Start That Business You’ve Been Dreaming Of Article By | Christy Wright, Ramsey Solutions My mom is the most amazing woman on the planet. When she was 34 years old, she suddenly had a baby to raise on her own (me). With only $64, she needed a job. So, she got scrappy … [Read more...]
5 COVID-Safe Activities to Enjoy Right Now
5 COVID-Safe Activities to Enjoy Right Now Article Courtesy of | StatePoint Media With the start of 2021 behind us, it’s time to start fresh, create new habits and take on new skills. Whether your goal is to get outdoors more to enjoy the fresh air or to learn a new instrument, develop a plan to … [Read more...]
3 Methods For Decluttering & Organizing In The New Year
3 Methods For Decluttering & Organizing In The New Year Article By | Lizzie West After the year we have had, many of us are looking to the new year as a fresh start. There isn’t much we can control about what’s going on in the world around us, but we can look at our own homes and work toward … [Read more...]
Should You Invest in Bitcoin in 2021?
Should You Invest in Bitcoin in 2021? Article By Chris Hogan, Ramsey Solutions No matter where you stand on bitcoin, we can agree on one thing: It’s polarizing. Some investors believe it’s the way of the future and others think it’s a scam. However, it’s gaining popularity. It’s likely that the … [Read more...]
The Real Secret to Reaching Your Financial Goals in 2021
The Real Secret to Reaching Your Financial Goals in 2021 Article By Rachel Cruze, Ramsey Solutions January is here, and we all have high hopes for this year—especially after 2020. But here’s the thing about a new year: It’s still the same you. When midnight came on New Year’s Eve, there was no … [Read more...]
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