How to stay warm and still look good
(StatePoint) We all need solid, traditional staples in our wardrobes when the weather cools. But be they scarves, jackets or socks, the trend in this winter’s clothing staples is all…
Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?
Halloween is definitely in the air-everywhere you look there are costumes, candy, and decorations on display. But, if you’re a Christian, you’ve probably got mixed feelings about the holiday and might…
Memorial Day: More than the start of summer
If you’re like most Americans, you probably haven’t thought a whole lot about Memorial Day other than that it usually marks the start of summer and it is a big…
17 Valuable Lessons for The Class of 2017
Congratulations class of 2017! You’ve come a long way. Guess what? You’ve got a long way left to go. Your next journey is adulthood and it is going to challenge…
What exactly is Cinco de Mayo?
You probably already know that May 5th is Cinco de Mayo, but you probably haven’t learned much, if anything about it in your history classes. Here’s the story. WHAT IT…
It’s Friday… But Sunday’s Coming
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How to have the perfect prom without going broke
(StatePoint) The countdown to prom is on and there’s a lot to do. From finding the perfect date, locating the right ride, getting the dream dress or tux, and coordinating…
What if I don’t like the new president?
On January 20th, the United States will inaugurate its next president. Some of you might be happy with the choice voters made on Election Day, and if that is you,…
Why is the President inaugurated on January 20th?
Every four years the president is sworn in on January 20th, but it hasn’t always been that way. Originally, the president was sworn in sometime in the first week of…