June 15th, 2026
Julienne Ryan
The New York Knicks’ NBA championship run shows us that long-term turnarounds don’t require endless tanking. Through smart leadership, player development, and a “never say die” resilience, they proved that acquiring the right core pieces can rapidly build a title-winning culture. Specific and actionable takeaways from the Knicks’ historic season include: Resilience and Composure: The […]
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June 22nd, 2025
Stephanie Mann
Every American has heard about September 11, 2001. The Twin Towers were destroyed by terrorists living among us. They commandeered four airplanes, and 3000 Americans died. During the Biden Administration, our borders were open, and millions of unvetted people walked in from all over the world. Our enemies are now living among us. Their goal […]
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May 29th, 2025
Stephanie Mann
A young couple was murdered outside a Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. Was the killer inspired by the street murder of the CEO of UnitedHealthCare? His killer received publicity, notoriety, and followers glorified his actions and donated a million dollars for his defense. In his sick mind, was the killer at the Jewish Museum seeking […]
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February 27th, 2025
Sharon Summerfield
Such a gift to read Why Are We Here? – Creating a Work Culture Everyone Wants. This is the second book I have read by Jennifer Moss and like The Burnout Epidemic, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Yes, there are challenges within our world of work. It is by looking at these challenges, with different […]
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February 10th, 2025
Stephanie Mann
Gangs plague American cities, costing taxpayers $100 Billion a year. The FFT (Functional Family Therapy) estimated 1,059,000 teen gang members, with 400,000 young people joining a gang every year. The total economic cost of violent deaths was $47.2 billion in lost productivity. (Source: NIH National Library of Medicine) Let’s discuss what needs to change and […]
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January 7th, 2025
Royce Shook
The Christmas rush is over and we are hunkering down waiting on the onslaught of bills to arrive in the post of online. However, we still have expenses that need to be met, so why not give your local business a boost. When you shop at a local business, you’re not just making a purchase […]
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December 12th, 2024
Stephanie Mann
This headline inspired me to write this article! “Boys as young as 12 years old were among those who made up a prolific organized retail theft ring in San Francisco, police said.” We have heard these stories as American society gradually changed! Look at today’s youthful behavior compared to 50 years ago. We now have […]
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December 12th, 2024
Stephanie Mann
We have a worldwide problem! We must start a discussion about bullies, dictators, and controlling people who prey on innocent, vulnerable citizens in America and around the world. Most Americans love freedom and focus on family support and a spiritual understanding of self. However, many young people lack self-awareness, making them easy targets for manipulation […]
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July 25th, 2024
Royce Shook
I have heard city planners and politicians talking about the term complete community and I thought I should explain what it means to a young family and a family comprised of seniors, as the idea or concept might be being considered in your community. So, as I understand it, a “complete community” refers to a […]
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July 19th, 2024
Deborah Johnson
For those of us who were around during the 1980’s, the phrase: “Where Everyone Knows Your Name” brings to mind the show “Cheers,” as part of the phrase was in the show song lyric. This hit sitcom that aired from 1982 to 1993 was set in a bar that served as a haven where individuals […]
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