Being an American Woman: The Freedom to Choose

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By Jamie Oleka The 1990s and early 2000s marked a defining era for American women and families. It was a time of dial-up internet, AOL, computer labs, and...

The Most Timeless Episode of Friends Isn’t the One You Think

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By Elizabeth Condra You don’t have to be a diehard fan of the show Friends to recognize its cultural impact. Thirty years after its debut, the sitcom remains one of...

Unshaken: Staying True to Our Beliefs When Values Are Tested

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By Shane Svorec “Is it just me?”  I often find myself asking that question. Whether I’m scrolling through social media, flipping through channels, or reading about current events, some...

The True Cost of Being a Bridesmaid

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By Elizabeth Condra Being asked to be a bridesmaid is often one of the highlights of your adult life. It can also come with a price tag you...

The Treasures of Thrifting 

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By Shane Svorec Before thrift stores, there were “salvage brigades.” From the basement of a men’s shelter, The Salvation Army launched a program in which residents pushed carts...

Drive Across America: Fall in Love with Our Country. 

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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 and deepen your...

7 Questions to Ask Your Mom During America’s 250th Anniversary

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By Virginia Allen It was 1976, just two years after President Richard Nixon resigned following the Watergate scandal, and Jimmy Carter “had an appeal … he just felt...

A Gen Z Gal’s Guide to Finances in the 21st Century

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By Jordan Jantz Today, everything is only a click away. We can book a plane ticket to Paris, buy the latest iPhone, or even purchase a car from...

How to Celebrate America 250 in the Nation’s Capital

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By Virginia Allen The explosions of color could be seen in every direction. Some were only a block away, others at least a mile in the distance. For...

Don’t Leave All Your Green on the Emerald Isle!

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by Maggie Murphy For our 10th wedding anniversary, my husband and I went to Ireland, and upon returning, we committed to taking our kids someday. A trip like that took...
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