Navy Day
Navy Day began on October 27, 1922. It started as a day to recognize the past and present services of the Navy, […]
Puerto Rico Needs Us!
Over a month has passed and Puerto Ricans are still in desperate need for hurricane relief. It’s estimated that $45 to $90 […]
Cub Scouts Kick Boy Out
Most Cub Scouts are given awards for their bravery but instead of a badge, 11-year-old Ames Mayfield was kicked out of his Cub […]
Tarana Burke: Me Too Hero
Tarana Burke has made it her mission to encourage young girls and women to tell their stories and heal together. In 2006, […]
Mother-in-Law Day
Today is that day to honor your in-laws, specifically your mother-in-law. It’s important to foster a strong relationship with your in-laws, not […]
National Depression Screening Day
Do you know anyone at home or at work who may be depressed? Depression is a very serious problem, so please don’t […]
It’s Stress Prevention Month
October is Stress Prevention Month. We are entering the stressful holiday season. We are approaching a time of seasonal stress but each […]
DIY Girl Scout Cookies
America’s love affair with Girl Scout cookies began in 1917 and has grown strong ever since. If you’re in the mood for […]
Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur is the second of the two High Holidays in Judaism. It is celebrated 10 days after Rosh Hashanah. Have a Mindful […]
National Smile Day
Research shows that smiling has physical health benefits. We actually produce healing, loving hormones when we smile at others. Plus, it has […]