(BPT) – As Father’s Day fast approaches, dads who rolled out the red carpet for moms on Mother’s Day are in luck, as they’re in store for similar treatment, according to a new survey by Mother’s Cookies. The survey polled 2,000 moms of kids ages 5-12 about how they celebrate Father’s Day and found that […]
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(BPT) – Whether it’s your first time or you’ve done it all before, it’s always a big transition to move into a new home. Why not do whatever you can to make the transition smoother? It’s easier to feel comfortable in your new home if you tackle certain items before move-in day. Here are top
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(BPT) – There are a variety of reasons people may be looking to relocate — from downsizing their space, to being closer to family or to accommodate a lifestyle change. Budget is always an important consideration for any move, as costs can inevitably add up — both expected and unexpected. Most adults would consider leaving
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Sorry, but your browser does not support the video tag. (BPT) – As summer approaches, families may be planning how to fill summer hours together. One kid-approved option is “Camp Creatology” from Michaels’ Kids Club. This DIY arts & crafts option is aimed at mini makers ages 6+ and can be done in-store or at
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(BPT) – Summer is almost here! Are you ready to have friends and family over for a cookout? It’s time to plan your menu with foods your guests will love. To make things easier on yourself and your guests, plan to make some snacks, appetizers, and other light bites that are quick and delicious. If
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(BPT) – If you’ve ever seen fresh concrete poured for a sidewalk or driveway, it can be difficult to imagine how that smooth, strong surface can begin to crack over time. Just like many outdoor surfaces, concrete weakens from everyday wear and tear. Cracks can develop from temperature changes, other weather conditions, ground movement and
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(BPT) – Many homeowners work tirelessly to ensure their homes are protected from water damage, but there’s always a chance that Mother Nature has other plans for your property. It’s common to check for damage during the wintery and stormy seasons — but completing repairs or preparing your home during the dry days of summer
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(BPT) – Are you gearing up for a Father’s Day barbecue? Summer signals grilling season in the U.S., especially for big holidays like Father’s Day and Independence Day. Whether you’re a grill expert or this is your first time grilling for friends and family, it’s helpful to get back to basics. Check out these five
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(BPT) – The historical circumstances of minority landownership and agricultural enterprise create challenges for some farmers in the United States. Despite these hurdles, growers like Ryan Lankford and Christi Bland are determined to grow their family farms. Overcoming historical challenges For Ryan Lankford, the challenge is securing capital to farm on an Indian Reservation. “The
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(BPT) – Dealing with anything plumbing related can sound intimidating, but there are minor repairs homeowners can easily do themselves. As long as you follow the instructions provided with the products you’re using, you should be able to fix some common issues — and save a lot of money. Just remember, before tackling anything: Turn
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