Job Interviews: When is the Past Forgotten?
by Torski Dobson Arnold
Dear Torski,
My husband has been a police officer for the past 16 years. About nine years in his career, he made an error in judgment and was asked to resign from that department in lieu of termination. He was hired three months later with another police department. The file of the incident [...]
This Year, Get Fit With a Team
by Leah Harms
At the start of a new year, we typically watch our friends and family, and let’s face it – ourselves – make resolutions to live healthier lifestyles, knowing that as the months progress, we will probably fall off the fitness wagon. And it always leaves us wondering: Why can’t we stick to our [...]
Declare Victory for 2010!
by Linda Mose Meadows
“We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures that we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open.”
Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964), Former Prime Minister of India
I have been searching high and low for my wooden cigar box [...]
10 Ways to Sell Your Home Before Spring
by Dell Claiborne
Welcome to 2010! I always find the most fun thing about starting a new year is all the lists and resolutions. So to start your real estate year off right, I present my 10 Tips to Sell Your Home in the First Quarter of 2010.
Remember that people still buy homes in the winter! [...]
What About Single Fathers?
by Linda Pate
Often we don’t consider the struggles of a single father who desires to be a good father to his kids. How often do we look at the obstacles they face? We often look at the mother, but there are many single fathers who care for their children full time. On The Flip Side [...]
