It’s hard to believe that summer is almost over and the kids are heading back to school. These peanut butter and jelly bars make a great snack to slip into their lunch boxes! Ingredients 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened 1 cup light brown sugar, packed 2/3 cup creamy peanut butter 3 large eggs 1 teaspoon […]
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6 Tips For Keeping Man’s Best Friend Safe on July 4th
The Fourth of July is just a couple of weeks away and if you are planning a big family gathering it’s important to consider your four-legged furry friends. Pets are always a big part of all our family’s celebrations – most of the time, they’re the life of the party! While you may want to […]
January is National Blood Donor Month
This January, please honor National Blood Donor Month by donating and encouraging others to donate. Since 1970, January has been known as National Blood Donor Month. It’s a time when blood organizations like the American Red Cross pay tribute to the nearly 11 million people who give blood each year, and encourage others to […]
What You Should Know about Winter Weather Warnings
In order to ensure a safe and enjoyable winter, it is critical to be informed and aware of the potential risks and hazards associated with winter weather and how to avoid them. During winter snow and dropping temperatures are concerns, as well as ice that may form on roads or bridges. It is important that […]
Stay Safe and Happy This (Hunting) Holiday Season
This holiday season some folks are scrolling through the sales looking to save a few bucks, while others are more preoccupied with hunting a different kind of buck – the ones in the woods. Its hunting season as well as holiday season! We make it a priority in our agency to help keep you informed […]
Join The Fight! October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
It shouldn’t take long when you hear the word “cancer” for someone you care about to pop into your head… unfortunately, most of us can say that we know someone who has battled the disease. Cancer reaches many of us on a personal level and because of that, many people take a very proactive approach […]
Climb the Tree
I’ve been in the business world for years and very aware of it for much longer. I always had a sort of “drive” and knew that I could get to where I am (and further!) if I was just willing to pay attention and make a conscious effort to be successful. As a small business […]
5 Tips for Proper Gutter Maintenance When the Leaves Start Falling
As summer ends and fall begins, the leaves will quickly start falling. When they do, it is important that you are more aware than ever of the proper way of cleaning and maintaining gutters on your home. On average, gutters accumulate anywhere from 40-250+ pounds of debris per year! It’s important to make sure to […]
September is National Preparedness Month
It’s important that we are always aware of the risks outside our control and are prepared in case the unthinkable happens. We recognize National Preparedness Month to help increase awareness of the importance of always keeping safety first. “Disasters Don’t Wait. Make Your Plan Today.” Here are 10 Ways to Prepare: Sign up for local […]
7 Ways to Deter the Biggest Summertime Pest
As we are in the middle of the summer, and while my family and I are excited and looking forward to spending more time outdoors, I can think of a group even more eager for it… mosquitoes. Those dreaded pests are one of the most annoying parts of summer, especially in the part of the […]