America 250: Family, Church, and Local Community

By Maggie Murphy In the late 1800s, my great-grandmother, Dessa Hagee Roche, the daughter of one of General Sherman’s “Boys in Blue,” traveled from Texas...

When Duty Calls and Loved Ones Stand By – What Service Means

By Shane Svorec “Thank you for your service.” It’s a common phrase we use and hear, but exactly what that service entails isn't always well...

Five Recipes to Take to a Fourth of July BBQ

By Elizabeth Webb My family loves to celebrate Independence Day! It’s one of our favorite holidays because of the four F’s: Faith, Family, Freedom, and Food.  As our great nation...

Mom’s for Liberty: From $500 to a National Movement

By Jamie Oleka How former school board member Tina Descovich turned a homemade website and a box of t-shirts with conviction into one of America’s...

7 American-Made Companies to Shop This Year 

By Jordan Jantz As we commemorate the 250th year of the American founding, what better way to celebrate than by buying from an American-owned and American-made...

Drive Across America: Fall in Love with Our Country. 

By Shane Svorec I interrupt your daily routine of technological tasks and automated exchanges to invite you on a journey that will awaken your senses...

From One Entrepreneur to Another: How Shannon Tacheny Helps Women Build Their Dreams

By Jordan Jantz Shannon Tacheny has always been an entrepreneur at heart. While studying communications in college, she ran a photography business part-time and was...

The Reset Code: Why Women’s Health Is a Financial and Spiritual Issue We Can’t Ignore

By Jamie Oleka Laura Owen doesn’t talk about health in isolation—she talks about how it shows up alongside financial stress, purpose, and the responsibilities women...

From Homefront to Cornerstone: The Enduring Strength of the American Woman 

By: Elizabeth Webb In the decades following World War II, the American woman stood at the heart of a nation redefining itself. From the quiet...