I am a former teacher (retired), and a published author, who has always wanted to have a boutique. The booth at Ashland Artisan Emporium allows me to have a boutique without having to run my own business. I can collect, create and offer fashions for women that are fun, unique…
Read More »The 2021 Summer Community PlayGuide, “What to Do,” is out and registration is OPEN! Learn more and self-register for a recreation program by visiting AshlandParksandRec.org to access the PlayGuide. Watch for the Fall PlayGuide in late August! Are you looking for activities for the kids this summer? Check out Parks…
Read More »By Janai ‘Grandma Boom’ Mestrovich Janai ‘Grandma Boom’ Mestrovich, author of seven books, has provided exciting 3-dimensional social emotional learning for 45 years. Janai, the pandemic brought a surge of boredom for many. Please share your thoughts on the role of boredom, how it can be an advantage or disadvantage…
Read More »IS IT REALLY ALLERGIES? Food allergies and sensitivities in pets are VERY common. But more and more raw feeders are having success keeping allergies manageable and at bay. Why is that? Simply because they are RAW FEEDERS. Because heating and processing changes the properties of foods, proteins can be destroyed…
Read More »Do you suffer from neck/upper back pain or stiffness? Have you been diagnosed with “tension” headaches? If so, consider that your posture might have a lot to do with the problem. This has been amplified since the Covid-19 pandemic where more people are working from home or spending more time…
Read More »Maintaining your lifestyle when you are ready to move onto the next chapter of your life is on the hearts and minds of most of us. We want to continue to enjoy life the way we have come to know and love it. For many people, our senior years may…
Read More »The warm luscious days of summer are upon us. The heat calls us to jump and play in all of the beautiful lakes and rivers around us. With the sun at its hottest, it is so important to make sure our bodies are getting enough water. But sometimes simply drinking…
Read More »Almost to the day, it was 21 ½ year ago when I made the decision to “go into real estate.” I was a relatively recent college graduate (go SOU!) and though I had great grades, was proficient in a foreign language, and relatively well-rounded in general, I had a heck…
Read More »Say you get a 30-year loan at 3% (APR 3.039%) on $300,000. Your payment (before taxes and insurance) would be $1,265. But what if you paid $30 more each month on the loan? That’s not much. Probably wouldn’t make a big difference, right? WRONG! Well, instead of paying 155,332 in…
Read More »The 2021 Summer Community PlayGuide, “What to Do,” is out and registration is OPEN! Learn more and self-register for a recreation program by visiting AshlandParksandRec.org to access the PlayGuide. Check out fun programs like socially distanced Summer Saturday Morning Bird Walks Jul 17 and Aug 21 at North Mountain Park. …
Read More »Going into summer months, a lot of us are worried – or at least wary – of our water consumption. Whether you have access to TID, a well, or just water from the city, it is always smart to think ahead and use your water wisely. Here at Ashland Greenhouses…
Read More »I’ve seen this question pop up on various social media platforms lately, and I’m often surprised at the comments. I recently had a great conversation, with a great customer, about pricing. He told me that he loved our service, and thought it was high-quality, but he wondered why prices vary…
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