Winter Sports Safety
In our area, staying active gets a bit tougher - and requires some extra planning - during the winter months. However, winter does bring the opportunity to get exercise in new and fun ways, both indoors and out, thanks to winter sports and activities. If you are a...
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Holiday Travel Tips
After the early season blizzard last month when everyone was traveling back home after Thanksgiving, we thought it would be wise to review some holiday travel tips. Poor road conditions and increased traffic can increase accidents during the month of December. Here...
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PTSD After Personal Injury
When you hear the term PTSD, what do you think of? For most of us, Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, or PTSD, is associated with Veterans returning from combat situations. However, scientists are only beginning to connect PTSD to a variety of traumatic situations that...
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Down Syndrome Awareness Month
Each year, October is designated as Down Syndrome Awareness Month, designed to give education and empowerment to those living with Down syndrome, those who love someone living with Down syndrome, and everyone else. Education brings about empathy and understanding,...
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Teaching Your Teen About Driving Safety
Parenting evolves as your child grows older, but it never gets easier. Instead, challenges shift from sleeping through the night to growing determination, teaching kindness to giving time management tips. If you have a teen in your home, you may be wondering how you...
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Brush Up on Your Fire Safety Responsibilities
October is Fire Prevention Month, and fire departments across the country encourage citizens to review their fire safety plans. If you are a business owner, homeowner, or property owner, October is the perfect time to assure you are meeting your responsibilities when...
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Keeping Your Child Safe in the Car
Vehicle safety is important and it starts at birth. The month of September has two national observances to increase awareness about vehicle safety for children, National Seat Check Saturday (September 29, 2018) and Child Passenger Safety Week (September 23-29, 2018)....
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Back to School Safety Tips
School may have started a few weeks ago, but most families are still settling into their new routines. Shorter days and more extracurricular activities make fall an especially busy time, which can lead to more dangerous situations. As you ease your family into your...
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Keeping Your Workplace Safe and Sound
Employees across the country drive to work every morning without considering safety concerns at their workplace. However, accidents do happen at work, and an injury can cause loss of work hours and productivity for the employer. For the injured employee, an accident...
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What to Include in Your Car’s Emergency Kit
If your car stops working on the side of the road or in a parking lot, or if you are in an accident, do you feel prepared with emergency supplies at reach? Having a well-stocked emergency kit in your car can give you the peace of mind to travel confidently. While you...
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