Articles by Year

Warehouse Dust Control That Protects Inventory and Machines

by Staff


Dust is the silent line item in many facilities. It rides forklifts, settles on racks, fouls filters, and slowly shortens equipment life. Left alone, it turns into product returns, safety issues, and more downtime than anyone budgeted. This article demonstrates how to treat dust as an operational problem, not just a housekeeping issue.

Why Dental Care for Teens Is So Important

by Staff


Adolescence is a pivotal time in life when healthy habits are formed, making it crucial to emphasize dental care. Proper oral hygiene during the teen years sets the stage for a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. Introducing teens to comprehensive dental practices ensures that they are not among the 13.2% of youths, ages 5 to 19, who suffer from untreated dental cavities, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Best Ways to Navigate Real Estate Inheritance Issues

by Staff


An inherited house or small apartment can strengthen a family's finances, or create conflict and delay. The difference often comes down to early clarity on money, decision rights, and timelines for action.
Heirs who sort those parts first usually avoid stress later. Property that sits in limbo for months can drain cash and strain relationships fast.

Halloween & Spooky Cozies

by Cynthia Chow
& Sandra Murphy


This week we have reviews of more wonderful cozies, some with a Halloween or supernatural touch since many are still celebrating Halloween, and a touch of Christmas-The Tattered Cover: A Secret, Book, and Scone Society by Ellery Adams, Death at the Door: A Ruby and Cordelia Mystery by Olivia Blacke, Sugar and Spite: A Witch City Mystery by Carol J. Perry, and Death on Dickens Island by Allison Brook.

Feral Paws Rescue: Planning A Trust For Your Cats

by Paula Hunsacker


In the world today, life passes us so fast. In the world of rescue, we get so tied up in saving animals, always making sure that once they reach our rescue, they will be safe. We work hard to get them ready for a forever home. We go and go 24/7 in helping animals in our care. Many people think that if the owner of a rescue should pass away, that the rescue will just keep going. That is far from the truth.

Mystery Coming Attractions: November 2025

by Victoria Fair


If there were a phrase like bah humbug for Thanksgiving I'd be saying it. I know, many people love this fall holiday overshadowed by its seasonal siblings Halloween and Christmas, and commercially passed over for Black Friday, but I do not. Despite the delicious tradition of roast turkey and the lack of gifting pressure to recommend it, the holiday depresses me.

Whiskey Business By Adrian Andover: Review/Giveaway/Interview

by Sarah Erwin


Whiskey Business is a debut cozy mystery by Adrian Andover, and this reader is hoping there are many more to come in this Mixology Lounge Mystery series!
Meet Reece Parker, a mixologist living in his small hometown of Hope Mills, Pennsylvania, and going through some big life changes. He’s broken off his engagement and has recently opened Subplot, a literary-themed underground cocktail lounge.

Guilty By Definition By Susie Dent: Review/Giveaway

by KG Whitehurst


This debut novel is for readers who love language, word play, literature, and the thrill of the academic hunt. It is also about chronic sorrow, the lack of closure when a loved one goes missing and there is no answer to why or, more damaging, are they coming back. Chronic sorrow forces people to define and redefine their relationship with the missing at the same time it makes them wonder what role they played in the disappearance.