The holidays are a time for family, cooking, entertaining and decorations. All those bright lights and decorations bring happy memories, but they can also start a fire. (To help keep your family safe this holiday season follow these few safety tips.)
No one wants to think about the possibility of a disaster at their home, but unfortunately, we need to be prepared for the unexpected. From house fires to hurricane damage, your home insurance is an integral part of protecting your home and family from what [...]
From the gifts and the parties, to time with family and friends - it's the most wonderful time of the year! No matter how you celebrate the holiday season, it is likely you will do some decorating to make your home more festive. Putting up [...]
Changes have been made and that do affect you and what you can expect in regards to your own personal healthcare coverage.
Whether you need to make your paycheck go further or simply are looking for ways to streamline your life, here are some easy idea which you can implement today. Your budget will thank you!
As a teenager with a driver's permit, I asked my mother if I could drive around our block. After successfully navigating the streets around my home with no problem, I declared I was a "great driver." To which my mother replied, "Steering well is not [...]
September is National Preparedness Month, provides an opportunity to remind us that we all must prepare ourselves and our families now and throughout the year.
As we say goodbye to summer, this is a perfect time to set up a schedule for maintenance through the cooler months. We've compiled a list of items you should include on a home maintenance checklist, most of which can be done on your own.
This is the time of the year when we say goodbye to the leisurely summer traffic, and start sharing the road with hurried parents, new teen drivers, student pedestrians, and school buses.
Although fire hydrants are used by your fire department, testing and maintenance is the responsibility of the County to maintain their system. When you see a fire hydrant flowing slowly and no one is around, utility workers from the county are flushing out the lines.