Many communities are ill prepared for a hazard like wildfires because they simply don’t occur all that frequently, making preparedness essential.

Deployment Diary: Helping Others in the Wake of Destruction
For the first time in my nearly two decades as a military spouse, deployment means something different to me.
Be Ready to Respond When an Emergency Strikes: Learn Hands-Only CPR
As a little girl, I watched my father suffer from two massive heart attacks by the time he had reached the age of 40. More recently, he suffered a stroke while home on Christmas Eve. While none of those instances required CPR intervention, they all had one thing in common: mere moments mattered.
‘Tis the Season to Celebrate Safely
December is the season for all things light and bright. Snuggling by the fireplace, hanging lights outside, scented candles that smell like sugar cookies and cooking delectable meals for your family and friends. But whether you’re decorating, cooking or just getting...
Hurricane Ian: Army Vet Committed to Helping His Community
Since Hurricane Ian slammed into Florida, we’ve all watched the news reports with a sinking feeling. With so much destruction, so many of our hearts are broken for our friends, family and communities across the state. One thing is clear — there’s a lot of pain but there are also a lot of great people doing their part.
Back to School Safety Tips for Military Families
It’s that time of year again – where parents everywhere balance feelings of excitement over kids going back to school with a little sadness that the making of fun, summertime memories have come to a close! Sending our kids back to school brings a lot of considerations.
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