By Lani Gering We are taking a little bit different route in this month’s Road Trip column. Many of you longtime readers will remember when
By Lori Welch Brown People. This is important stuff. I am turning the big 6-0 this month. How did this happen? I’ve always been ‘the
By Erin Shackleford Star is a 4-year-old female cat who knows how to make you feel loved. Star is outgoing, affectionate, low-maintenance, and would make the
By Jane Koska Lots of dogs have jobs. Think sheepdogs, service dogs, drug- and explosive-sniffing dogs, retrievers. Some dogs even have jobs in science—including in
By Melinda Myers As the seasons change, we adjust our gardening tasks and plantings to match. Animals also make changes this time of year, often
By Carl Trevison and Stephen Bearce If you’re confused about the differences between a traditional individual retirement account (IRA) and a Roth IRA, you’re not
Photo above Courtesy IKE Foundation By Steve Chaconas Country club members understand that when their course hosts a golf tournament, members become spectators. However, in
Reporting live from the amazing Serengeti in Tanzania, my longtime friend and former co-worker, Laura Rodin and her husband Don Rubin, packed up the Old
By Carl Trevison and Stephen Bearce There’s a quiet revolution happening in families across the country: conversations about legacy. For generations, money was a subject
By Steve Chaconas Of the hundreds of fishing lures owned by anglers, there’s always one favorite in every tackle box. It might be the first
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