The city of Kennesaw’s annual barbecue festival returned to Adams Park last month. Barbecue teams competed for prizes and bragging rights, and … Continue Reading
Start the Day in a Healthy Way
It’s 7 a.m. on Monday. You’re eating something quick and hand-held while driving to work. Fast-forward to the weekend, and you’re enjoying a lazy … Continue Reading
Managing Life Transitions with Mindfulness
I have always thought that September is a transitional month. It acts as a buffer to get me ready for the colder weather to come. Instead of an abrupt change, transitions allow us to ease gently into the next … Continue Reading
Celebrating National Cooking Day
Why Cooking at Home Feeds More Than Your Belly I married my high school sweetheart, Cody, in the fall of 2013. Not long after the wedding, we moved into a small rental on the Cherokee County line. At the time, Cody … Continue Reading
Saving Animals with Foster Families
Have you ever wondered why there are so many posts from shelters and rescue groups on social media, begging for foster homes? The short answer is space. Rescues usually pull from high-kill shelters. For every animal … Continue Reading
A Push to Rebuild America
By Ryan Blythe In June, a bipartisan group of 58 U.S. representatives came together with a $1.3 trillion infrastructure spending plan. This plan would direct $582 billion to roads, bridges and highways over … Continue Reading