You may not be in the market for a new vehicle, but you should start thinking about your next car or truck purchase. Where you live may influence what you can and can’t purchase. Eight states have announced that they will no longer sell gas-powered vehicles by 2035. And that number may continue to grow….
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For some people, it becomes an obsession by the time they’re in college. For most, it’s a reality by the time they hit their 40s. While going gray isn’t even close to the worst thing that can happen to us as we age, we still worry about perceptions. Even if heredity tells you otherwise, doctors…
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It’s no secret that as we get older, we pay for the sins of our youth. When it comes to diet, exercise, what we eat and drink, we often think we can worry about it later. But sooner than you’d like, later is here. Over the last decade, I’ve worked at watching what I eat…
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As much as I like to think I’m a complicated person, sometimes the simple things bring me joy. Driving down the road over the weekend, I noticed a new message on my neighborhood McDonald’s sign. It shared that the bagel sandwich is back. I know, big deal. But it is a big deal for bagel…
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Long before man walked on the moon, exploring Mars was a dream for many. Was their life on Mars, or more importantly, would we one day be able to send people to Mars? NASA has always wanted to explore the planet, but funding cuts made things difficult for many decades. But traveling to Mars is…
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I’ve always been a big fan of team uniforms in nearly every sport. I love it when they make updates, big or small. But I’ve noticed something in recent years. Even though technology has made them more comfortable for the player, they look cheap. Old uniforms used to have embroidered logos, lettering, and numbers. Now,…
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Something strange happened yesterday, and I can’t understand what happened. I woke up to my alarm around 6:15, or I thought I did. As I started getting up and getting ready for work, I grabbed my phone, which lit up. As I looked down, I noticed the screen said 2:55. It was a false alarm….
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Nashville is in the national news again, and not for something in which to be proud. The story involves a Missouri college student who was in town on a fraternity trip, had too much to drink, and later disappeared. He got kicked out of one of the popular Broadway bars for drunkenness. Was he overserved?…
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It’s a special time of year. Over the next few days, you can meet more basketball experts than you thought possible. I doubt it’s going to be Dickie V., but it could be someone you work with every day. Now that March Madness is officially here, you’ll find out that nearly anyone who participates in…
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For many people, choosing a restaurant comes down to a couple of factors. What type of food do you want, and do they serve Coke or Pepsi? My wife and I are long-time Coca-Cola drinkers, so the beverage served is often a key. Restaurants usually sign long-term deals with one of the two beverage brands….
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