Trends like Marie Kondo’s philosophy and minimalism, in general, have firmly taken root in our collective consciousness in recent years. Part of the alluring nature…
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As identified in part one, we are undergoing a moral crisis from Muncie, Indianapolis to Washington, D.C. It’s ugly to watch. Charles Blow, a columnist…
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When you call 911 as a consumer, there are lots of assumptions and expectations. Usually, all are met and I’ve personally never heard anybody say…
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Practicing environmental responsibility goes far beyond recycling and turning off the lights when you’re not using them. In fact, one of the most important things…
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Much has been made of the U.S. opioid epidemic in recent years, but a similar public health crisis in America is simultaneously more silent and…
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Why are the people so restless and full of disease — not at ease? Professor Kennedy touched a nerve today requiring additional vetting of a…
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Being pregnant takes a lot out of a person. While it’s an amazing process, it’s also one that is taxing on the body, mind, and…
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Gretchen Cheesman, Part I Mayor Dennis Tyler wanted the former Chief of Police, Steve Stewart to investigate Gretchen, but the FBI was in town and…
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In the past, the only option for people with aging loved ones who need regular care was to either become their caregiver or send them…
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BY MADISYN TAYLOR Breaking your family patterns may be the most important work you do and the most challenging. It is easy to believe that in…
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