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May is Older Americans Month, which was established in 1963, when only 17 million Americans had reached their 65th birthday. Today 46 million people are

Many people are confused about the difference between Medicare and Medicaid as it relates to paying for long-term care. Although both provide for medical care,

After seven decades of sweet, salty, and sour goodness, we have info on which candy came when. This segment will address candy from the Gen-X

After seven decades of sweet, salty, and sour goodness, we have info on which candy came when. This segment will address candy from the Baby

Ten years ago, Nate Platt and I went out on our own and promised each other that when we were celebrating our tenth anniversary, we

When was Christmas illegal in America? Which state did Congress forget to officially add to the Union for 150 years? Here are some more facts

What was the first capital of the United States? Was the tomato put on trial? Here are some more facts (non-Presidential) about our country you

Here are some facts about or involving our country’s Presidents you may not know. The first president born in a hospital. Jimmy Carter, our 39th

I've been seeing a lot of shared posts in light of the tragic fire at Notre Dame, with the premise of, "People care so much

Have you ever wondered why school buses in the United States are yellow? Of course you have! Well, back in April 1939, armed with a

Here’s another of Mom’s great recipes. Scalloped Au Gratin Potatoes from Gwen Bellomo Ingredients: 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1/2 C. milk 4 C.

How many of us know that person who doesn’t seem to have a clue what they’re even talking about, yet continues to open their mouth…