Holiday Fire Safety Tips The holiday season is upon us, with it, the seasonal rise in house fires. The American Red Cross says there will be 45,000 + house fires during the holiday season. I remember growing up as a child; the lights, candles, fireplaces, and smells of baking Pumpkin Pie seemed to transform the … Read more
Ian Giammanco, PhD Interview: Dr. Ian Giammanco is the Senior Director for Standards & Data Analytics and a Lead Research Meteorologist at the IBHS Research Center in Richburg, South Carolina. He has participated in numerous hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, and tornado research projects over his career. In honor of National Preparedness Month. What can any homeowner … Read more
September is National Preparedness Month Daniel will cover a wealth of information during National Preparedness Month that you can follow along and complete your unique Emergency Action Plan and protect your children, family, and loved ones. 1. Watch the short video. 2. Get some Notebooks to log your progress. 3. Contact your City or County … Read more
20220830 Word of the Week – Committed https://www.dictionary.com/browse/committed We are in a time in history that requires parents to be deeply committed to their children who must be prepared for a future that will not look like our past. In the last two months, I have had the opportunity to witness the drought and … Read more
20220826 Tip of the Day – Smart Goals Having a plan of action usually starts with a goal. When planning a wedding, the end goal is usually, that the loving couple will sail off into the sunset and live happily ever after. If we’re planning a vacation, the goal will be to identify where we’re … Read more
