Authors: Katie Medlock

This is the time of year when both spring cleaning and Earth Day tend to overlap. Why not take care of the former with the essence of the latter in mind? Sprucing up your place and cleaning out the old doesn’t mean you have to take up landfill …

Considering wearing green for the upcoming holiday? That’s nice and festive, but there are other ways to be green on St. Patrick’s Day. Why not view today as an opportunity to jump-start some new habits that will make the planet even …

A month into the new year and it’s just as chilly outside in most places as it was on New Year’s, but with less fanfare and buzzing excitement about turning a new leaf. New Year’s resolutions becoming stale and stagnant is not a …

A new year is upon us and, for many, that means resolutions to become healthier, happier, and even greener in our everyday living. Eating more healthy foods is a top three “new year, new you” goal. It is no secret, however, that eating …

While this time of year is rightfully filled with thoughts of gratitude, glittering lights, and time spent with loved ones, it is still difficult to escape the directives to buy and give gifts to everyone you know. Of course, every one of us has the …

Believe it or not, the holiday season is upon us! Not only is it time to adjust to the new (but familiar) music coming over the radio, but it is also time to start making plans for our holiday gatherings. This includes how we feed our guests or what …

While some may look at the month of October and immediately have images of pumpkin spice, colorful leaves, and haunted houses dance through their heads, there is an often overlooked day that takes place this month and is even more essential to …

They say the kitchen is the most popular room in the home. It’s where we nourish ourselves and our families, gather with friends, and experience gustatory marvels both sweet and savory. A room with such a prominent role in the household likely …

Late summer is an ideal time for picnics. You can beat the heat by kicking back under a shady tree, the kids can enjoy one last hurrah before the school year starts, and you don’t have to sweat over a hot stove to prepare for the event. There …