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“Oh! It smells so good in here! What is that!?” That’s the exclamation we hear most behind the counter at the country store when folks step over the 200 year old threshold. Truthfully, all we can answer is it’s a combination of pine soap, beeswax candles, penny candy and old wood. Usually pe…
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Homebuilding is an equation with more variables than constants. First, you have to shuffle through seemingly infinite floor plans in the hopes of finding something that meets, at least, most of your needs. There’s the complicated process of assembling the right experts across an array of spe…
Herbs have been a part of human health and healing practices from the very beginning. Archeological evidence of people using plants to treat injuries and illnesses goes back to the Neanderthals. Over the ensuing millennia, we’ve continued to hone our techniques, finding new ways to harness t…
Remember 2000? Smart phones were science fiction, the internet came through the mail on CDs, and if a bad actor wanted to grab your financial information, they had to either steal your wallet or pose as a temporarily displaced royal in need of a safe place to store their millions.
When you think of a funeral, you might imagine people standing together, wishing they could say things they never expressed to their loved one. Whether a traditional ceremony, a wake, or other form of funeral, these all share something: their loved one can’t hear them.
For many, the thought of Thanksgiving conjures up Rockwellian images of happy families, gathered together around a dining table overflowing with all the fixings for a hot, hearty meal.
What started as an improvised solution to a pandemic-born problem is set to become a county-wide annual tradition.
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