Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner and it is time to honor and celebrate the lives we lost in active military service. We remember those who sacrificed their lives in order to fight for our country, some of which were Pulitzer Prize winners or received Medals of Honor. 

Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner and it is time to honor and celebrate the lives we lost in active military service. We remember those who sacrificed their lives in order to fight for our country, some of which were Pulitzer Prize winners or received Medals of Honor. 

What would we be without our Moms? They set the tone to every day and basically to our lives. Moms are so adaptable. Thinking back through our history, it’s incredible what Moms handle on a daily basis!

Happy Earth Day! What a great day to love the Earth. To be fair, every day is a great day to love the Earth, but if you have not yet begun to do your part (or don’t know where to begin), today is the perfect day to start.

The month of April is filled with so much excitement! We have holidays like Easter and Passover and all the while the weather is getting warmer. April is also important because it is Autism Acceptance Month!

As winter comes to an end and spring creeps its way in, it is that time of year where we can celebrate the wonderful films, directors, actors, and movie crews with the 94th Academy Awards.

“Leave the saving of the world to the men? I don’t think so… I don’t think so.” - Elastigirl/Mrs. Incredible 

Women’s History Month is a time to celebrate all of the past achievements women have made fighting for gender equality while also honoring the achievements of women in general. 

With spring around the corner, travel plans are in high demand. Here are just a few tips when traveling during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

February is here and there is so much to celebrate. Valentine's Day is approaching, the Winter Olympics are starting, and it is Black History Month!

It is a great month to START learning and teaching about Black history with your kids, your family, your significant other, and your friends.

You may be familiar with the saying, “New year, new me.” A new year means you can have a fresh start, make new goals, and try to better yourself. You might make resolutions and have good intentions, but how can you try to increase the chances of keeping those resolutions for as long as possible?

And just like that, the year 2021 is coming to an end. We have had good times and bad times throughout the year, so let’s reflect on some of each.

Let’s start with the bad and try to flip our perspective.

Saturday November 13th was “World Kindness Day”. Now that thanksgiving is approaching, it is the perfect time to continue that kindness not only towards others but also yourself.

Autumn is finally here, and with a new season, comes new goals. Goals to help the environment, goals to help the community, or even goals to help a stranger in need. According to Today.com, a man suffering from depression in Idaho, Gage Tappe, decided to sign up for the national bone marrow donor program to help out someone in need of a Transplant. A few months later, he found out he was a match for a woman living in Seattle,Tia Jensen fighting leukemia.

Autumn is finally here, and with a new season, comes new goals. Goals to help the environment, goals to help the community, or even goals to help a stranger in need. According to Today.com, a man suffering from depression in Idaho, Gage Tappe, decided to sign up for the national bone marrow donor program to help out someone in need of a Transplant. A few months later, he found out he was a match for a woman living in Seattle,Tia Jensen fighting leukemia.

Autumn is finally here, and with a new season, comes new goals. Goals to help the environment, goals to help the community, or even goals to help a stranger in need. According to Today.com, a man suffering from depression in Idaho, Gage Tappe, decided to sign up for the national bone marrow donor program to help out someone in need of a Transplant. A few months later, he found out he was a match for a woman living in Seattle,Tia Jensen fighting leukemia.

Saturday November 13th was “World Kindness Day”. Now that thanksgiving is approaching, it is the perfect time to continue that kindness not only towards others but also yourself.

These past two years haven’t been the easiest so it is important that we take care of ourselves. Some ways we can do that is by simply drinking more water, being active, or going to sleep earlier.

At some point these past few weeks, I am sure we have all thought, “What is happening to the world?” Many are reading, watching, listening, and learning about everything going on in Afghanistan, Haiti, Nigeria, and unfortunately more countries. That being said, we all need a little bit of GOOD news to brighten our week.

With the new Delta variant spreading throughout the U.S. so quickly, public health experts are saying that now is NOT the time to toss our masks or do without testing. Many New York counties are currently falling under CDC Guidelines for wearing masks indoors in public spaces.

Change can be scary sometimes, but in certain situations, it can result in a positive outcome. With the Olympics’ Opening Ceremony airing on NBC tonight, Tokyo producers have decided to go with a more deep and meaningful approach. Unfortunately, this means no flashing lights, dancers, or giant props. The parade will be much smaller, instead of having more than 10,000 athletes entering a stadium that is at max capacity.