Month: September 2025

2 Beds | 1.5 Baths | Corner Lot | Detached 2-Car Garage + Workshop Welcome to this delightful home located in the desirable Twin Lakes 55+ Gated Community, where comfort and convenience come together in a beautifully maintained setting. Situated on a larger corner lot, this home is surrounded by lush flower beds and manicured landscaping, creating a peaceful, garden-like retreat. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee in the enclosed porch, relaxing in the sunroom, or enjoying one of the outdoor patios, you’ll love the serene views of your private gardens.  Interior Features:  Detached Garage & Workshop:  Community & Lifestyle:  Don’t miss your chance to own this well-maintained, move-in-ready… CONTINUE READING…

It sounds like something out of political fan fiction — Donald Trump going up against Barack Obama in a presidential race. But according to a brand-new poll, we now know how Americans say they would vote if the two ever faced off on the 2028 ballot. “I’d love that…” Of course, the Constitution’s 22nd Amendment makes such a matchup impossible. Presidents can only serve two terms, which rules both men out. Still, with Trump openly floating the idea of a third term and Obama remaining quiet on the matter, the hypothetical showdown has captured plenty of attention. In April, President Donald… CONTINUE READING…

Born June 19, 1963, in Glastonbury, Connecticut, Laura Anne Ingraham grew up in a blue-collar household. Her father, James F. Ingraham III, was a World War II veteran who ran a carwash, while her mother, Anne Kozak, worked at the local school and later waited tables. The youngest of four children—and the only girl—Laura spent her school years focused more on sports than on politics. After graduating Glastonbury High in 1981, she headed to Dartmouth College, where she became the first female editor-in-chief of the conservative Dartmouth Review. The paper’s provocative tone landed it on 60 Minutes and in a… CONTINUE READING…

Your Furnished Lake-View Cottage Retreat Awaits!Offered at $179,550 Experience mountain charm in this fully furnished 2-bedroom, 1-bath cottage located in the heart of historic Bear Paw. This inviting retreat offers stunning lake views and a prime location just inside the gate—steps from the marina, pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and the clubhouse. Relax on the screened front porch with a classic swing or unwind on the spacious side deck—ideal for grilling or enjoying a peaceful evening after a day on the water. Nestled on the shores of Lake Hiwassee, this 22-mile-long lake boasts over 180 miles of pristine shoreline. Surrounded… CONTINUE READING…

The world can be a frighteningly unpredictable place, full of danger and trouble for those not on their guard. It’s a sad truth that it remains the case in this day and age, but I guess some issues are always going to exist; they’re an unfortunate negative trait of the human condition. Over the years, we’ve tried to share wisdom and knowledge with our readers whenever and wherever we find it, including natural signs and signals to keep an eye out for, and what certain things – take, for example, a seemingly harmless water bottle found on your tire – can mean. Which is… CONTINUE READING…

Chin acne is more than just a cosmetic concern — it can affect your confidence, cause discomfort, and sometimes signal underlying health issues. While pimples can appear anywhere on the face, the chin and jawline are particularly prone to breakouts, especially in adults. Understanding why these pesky blemishes appear is the first step toward preventing and treating them effectively. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the most common causes of chin acne, how lifestyle choices influence breakouts, and expert-recommended solutions to help you maintain clearer, healthier skin. 1. Hormonal Fluctuations: The Leading Cause of Chin Acne Hormonal changes are often… CONTINUE READING…

 A Rare Restoration Opportunity! The Hardie-Coleman House built around 1918 is one of Uniontown’s most magnificent homes. This large Neo-Classical Revival style home is part of the Uniontown Historic District that was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2000. This grande dame had a long storied past as a beloved home. However, in the early 1980’s a young boy was killed by his adoptive father in the home. The house was boarded up for many years. It is time to re-write the story of this beautiful place. This is a unique opportunity to be a part of… CONTINUE READING…

One week later, I found myself in a modest but comfortable apartment on the other side of town. It wasn’t much, but it was mine. My daughter’s words still rang in my ears as a constant reminder of how quickly things had changed. I had always imagined that I’d spend my later years surrounded by family, cherished and respected. Instead, I found myself alone, a new chapter of life unfolding before me, one I hadn’t anticipated. The first few days after leaving were filled with a mixture of emotions—anger, sadness, but also a peculiar sense of freedom. I spent my… CONTINUE READING…

After my cat brought home puppies from who knows where, a policeman knocked on the door. His words made my heart stop… That evening began quietly. I was folding laundry when suddenly Lili’s voice rang out from the living room: — Mom! She has something in her mouth again! — Who? — I froze mid-step. — Marsa! A puppy! Another one! I ran to the window and couldn’t believe my eyes: my tabby cat was walking across the yard, carrying a tiny black bundle in her teeth. In the corner of the room, in a woven basket, already lay four… CONTINUE READING…

The evening silence was shattered by the sound of breaking glass. In a mansion near Kyiv, six-year-old Alina stood pale, her thin fingers trembling. Stepmother Olga, with bright lips and cold eyes, yanked the girl out onto the porch. Scissors gleamed in her hand, and the first strands of light-brown hair fell onto the stone steps. Tears streamed down Alina’s face, her scream cut through the air.“Mom, please, don’t!”And then suddenly — the screech of brakes at the gate. A black car stopped. Her father stepped out. Olga squeezed Alina’s wrist so hard the girl cried out in pain. The… CONTINUE READING…