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To every veteran, thank you for the incredible heroic bravery you display every day.

Veterans Day has a rich history of celebrating sacrifice and sense of duty to our nation.

Whether your kids are young and need you to go enjoy activities or your kids are in high school and want to enjoy the night with their friends, making sure everyone is safe and secure on Halloween is important.

I looked at several articles and some say 10 years old or around 5th grade is a good age to let kids trick or treat close to home.

There are so many different activities that take place on Halloween night and the nights surrounding it, so make sure you check with your city’s website and local churches to find the best activities for your family.

Don’t know where to begin? We’ve got some sport-themed ideas with stuff you may already have to get you started.

To help you achieve your favorite sports look without spending a fortune, here are some DIY sports costume tips.

No need to spend big bucks on a Halloween costume, raid your kid's closet and reuse that jersey and sports gear. We will show you how easy it is.

Labor Day was created to pay tribute to the workers in the United States. Celebrated on the first Monday in September, this day is all about celebrating the American worker. Check out these ideas on how to spruce up your Monday and celebrate in a fun-for-the-whole-family way!

Leaving the nest is what children are supposed to do. A mother bird challenges her babies to venture out and spread their wings to gain confidence to fly on their own. When it comes to us humans, we do much the same, but it takes an emotional toll to let go and let them fly.

From Mexican to Asian inspired food, having variety makes lunch time exciting. Instead of the same boring lunches, mix things up with some of these fun ideas.

School starts in less than a month and teens across the nation are preparing for a new year and that means it’s back to the books and back on the field or court.

A new school year is only one month away, which means summer break is halfway over. If your kids are getting bored easily and need some summer structure, read on for some tips and ideas!

July Fourth is a day of celebration for the United States of America. As much fun as the celebration is, it’s important that we, as Americans, never forget why it is we get to celebrate this day. Let’s take a look back at the history of Independence Day.

Ask most any American about July Fourth and you will see a smile. In order to ensure a safe and memorable holiday with your loved ones, here are some tips to consider for the Fourth.

For some families, summer is filled with extravagant vacations and endless days of fun and adventure. For other families, summer doesn’t come with the glamour. Families on strict budgets or have commitments at home don’t have to dread summer days. We have a list of fun activities to transform any summer day into an adventure...