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How to Steer Clear of Fall Allergies

By Ariana Brasman | September 8, 2026 | Allergies , Health

As we officially enter the fall season on September 22, we expect cooler temperatures and changing leaves, but something that is often overlooked is the onset of fall allergies. In the Southeast, fall allergies usually begin in the middle of August and subside in November. According to Dr. John D. Harwick, assistant professor in the

Make Ben & Jerry’s Famous Edible Cookie Dough Recipe

By Amanda Roland | August 31, 2026 | Food , Treats & Desserts

Another famous recipe has been released on the internet, and this time, we can thank Ben & Jerry's ice cream! You can now make their Edible Cookie Dough Recipe at home! This cookie dough recipe is "100% safely snackable," according to the Ben & Jerry's website. This is the same recipe that the brand uses

Myth Busters: Debunking Common Pregnancy Myths

By Elayza Gonzalez | August 31, 2026 | Parenting Advice , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

All moms-to-be are bound to be exposed to common pregnancy myths that are just that — myths! While some tips and facts ring true, others are old wives’ tales that can lead to worry and cause panic for no valid reason at all. It is important that pregnant women do everything they can to ensure

4 DIY Summer Crafts to Keep You and The Kiddos Entertained

By Morgan Hill | July 27, 2026 | Articles , Things to Do

Now that the school year is over it's time for some summer fun! Instead of turning to the TV to keep your kiddos entertained, break out the craft supplies and get creative! Here are 4 DIY summer crafts you and your kiddos will love! DIY S'mores Pot... If you’re feeling hungry If you are having an

Springhill Equine and Companion Animal Clinic 18th Annual Open House

This annual celebration is a fun and educational event featuring live demonstrations, interactive activities, raffles and prizes, local vendors, and a variety of food trucks. This free community event brings together animal lovers of all ages to learn, connect, and celebrate their shared passion for animals.

Make Your Own Homemade French Fries for National French Fry Day

By Amanda Roland | July 6, 2026 | Blog , Food

National French Fry Day is this Friday! French fries are an American favorite and the perfect side dish for so many meals. Instead of heading to your local fast food restaurant to enjoy these golden treats, try making them at home! Here is an easy recipe for homemade French fries. Homemade French Fries Ingredients: Russel

3 Festive Fourth of July Popsicle Recipes

By Morgan Hill | June 29, 2026 | Food , Special Occasion Dining , Treats & Desserts

Looking for a refreshing snack to make with your kids? With the Fourth of July coming up, it's the perfect time to add an extra "pop" to your week with these easy popsicle recipes. Red, White and Blue Yogurt Popsicles Ingredients: 1 cup cut strawberries 1 cup blueberries 2 cups Greek vanilla yogurt Popsicle molds

8 Easy All-American Recipes for the 4th of July

By Giggle Magazine | June 29, 2026 | Food , Recipes , Special Occasion Dining

Looking for the perfect dish to whip up for Fourth of July? Check out these all-American recipes for a tasty treat! American Flag Fruit Cookies “I use Pillsbury sugar cookies for the base. Next I top them with white cream cheese frosting, add blueberries for the stars, and then a mix of strawberries and raspberries to finish it off.” -

When Can Kids Bathe Alone? A Parent’s Guide

By Danielle Spano | June 14, 2026 | Ages , Early childhood (0–4) , Elementary (5–10) , Parenting Advice , Pregnancy & Early Childhood , Routines & Parenting

Bathing is a self-care skill that all children need to learn. It is not as simple as telling them to wash behind their ears and calling it a day, as water safety is a big issue. How do we teach our kids to bathe themselves? And once they have learned to wash themselves properly, at

The Dangers of Drinking: Talking to Your Teen About Underage Drinking

By Jennifer Jensen | June 8, 2026 | Ages , High school (16–18+)

Parents worry about their children. That is just a fact. And once a child moves into their teen years, many parents start to worry that their child might try alcohol. Although parents cannot be with their children every second of the day, they can offer them the tools and advice to try to prevent them

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How to Steer Clear of Fall Allergies

Myth Busters: Debunking Common Pregnancy Myths

Springhill Equine and Companion Animal Clinic 18th Annual Open House

3 Festive Fourth of July Popsicle Recipes

When Can Kids Bathe Alone? A Parent’s Guide

The Dangers of Drinking: Talking to Your Teen About Underage Drinking

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