Brunch Made Easy…from BasinLifeMagazine Recipes!
Gathering friends and family doesn’t need to be fancy. With its prime positioning between breakfast and lunch, brunch is a more casual and lighter alternative...
Author : Renee Shaw
Reduce Stress for a Healthier Heart
Whether it’s from everyday deadlines, financial struggles, or the COVID-19 pandemic, stress shows up often in life. And your body reacts to it: your heart...
Tips for Having a Safe and Happy Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers and is traditionally observed on the first Monday in September. It was created...
Three Ways to Have a Stress-Free Road Trip!
Vacationing with your family can be stressful when factoring in the logistics of keeping everyone happy. If you are one of the 60% of Americans...
Fatal Traffic Crashes On The Rise In Oregon – Click It or Ticket Patrols
From now through September 4th, the Oregon State Police along with multiple other Law Enforcement agencies will be running focused educational patrols targeting safety belts...
Five Ways to Pamper Your Cat
If you have a cat, you know that they are the kings and queens of their domains. As their owner, it’s your job to not...
Time Saving Weeknight Meal Solutions
Whether it’s long days at the office, calendars full of social commitments or evenings spent enjoying your little ones’ extracurricular activities, it’s easy to find...
Stay Smart When Using OTC Pain Medicines
In the wake of the ongoing pandemic, a majority of Americans report pain, but most are smart about safety when it comes to pain relief,...
OEM Offers Evacuation Best Practices to Help Oregonians Stay Safe During Wildfire Season: BE READY. BE SET. GO NOW!
To close out Wildfire Awareness Month, the Oregon Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is offering simple actions and resources Oregonians can take to stay safe during wildfire...
If You Have Diabetes, Know These Signs of a Stroke
People living with diabetes are at higher risk of stroke so it’s especially important for them to talk to their doctor and manage their risk...