During a school year that’s sure to be a new experience for students and parents alike, many of the everyday necessities, like eating breakfast and
The continued innovation in technology has greatly revolutionized how we do things. Today, you can remotely control home functions such as adjusting the temperature of
“Big Mama” Brenda Gantt is up mornings at 4:30 brewing coffee, slow-cooking grits until they’re creamy, hand-kneading buttermilk biscuits she bakes on a cast-iron griddle,
As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads across the world, workplace disruption is inevitable. Some of the measures recommended to slow the spread of the virus are
It didn’t look like recess. It looked like an elementary school jail. Instead of carefree children running around outside, the images from French journalists are
First lady Melania Trump donated 150 box lunches to a children’s research hospital in Maryland to help support those impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic,
Parents are the best people to direct the upbringing and education of their children. Our legal traditions and system clearly reflect this. The Supreme Court
This week, US supermarket chain Publix announced a new initiative to purchase fresh produce and milk to assist farmers impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Publix
Candy Land is one of the most popular children’s board games of all time, selling an average of one million units a year. I played
School closures have a lot of parents feeling overwhelmed and anxious. They are asking questions like, “How am I going to parent, continue to do
Cleaning a small rented house isn’t as easy or fun as many people would imagine. Unless you live in one, you may find it hard
During my last visit to the grocery store, after directing me to the hermetically sealed conveyor belt, the clerk grinning proudly said, “welcome to the
Two youngsters, 5 and 11, were hospitalized April 3, after eating candy their grandmother had picked up that morning from the food pantry ministry of
Given the spread of COVID-19, it’s unsurprising that people are stocking their pantries and closets with food and medication, toilet paper, hand sanitizer and disinfectant
Not all children have the means to eat properly during school. This was the situation in one school district in Juniper, Fla. Several students were
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