Navigating the late summer real estate market in the Mid-Willamette Valley

It seems like every family has at least one person who is prone to car sickness. Children ages 2 to 12 suffer the most, due to sensitivities of the inner ears.

Of all the experiences you watch your child navigate, relationships with others may be the most challenging.

The Mid-Willamette Valley shines in the summer months. Strategic preparation and local expertise are your keys to success, whether you’re buying, selling or investing.

As Oregonians, we share a responsibility to maintain the safety and beauty of the Pacific Northwest. In the summer, this means doing all we can to prevent wildfires, including how you drive and care for your vehicles.

Summer months mean great weather in the Pacific Northwest and more time spent outside. It’s perfect for kids to get out and knock about in nature, but insect bites and stings can put the brakes on a fun outing.

Weeknights can be dinner’s great mystery. Takeout? Cereal? Dare we dream of actual food? Fear not, weary parent, strategic meal prep is your

Concussions can occur on or off the field — learn what to watch for in children.

We get it: kids are messy. They also need to go places, which means your car becomes a mini home on wheels. From eating to watching shows,

Simple cleaning and staging can make all the difference in getting a fast sale at a top price.

Real estate investment offers a promising avenue for wealth building and passive income. To maximize your returns in the vibrant Willamette

Between school runs and endless laundry, your own goals can feel like a fantasy. And “me time” faces tough competition from snack-demanding

Rodents find car engines a great place to call home…unfortunately, it can lead to costly repairs.

It's cold outside but you can still encourage healthy activities for the whole family, indoors and out.

After knowing the loss of her own mother at a young age, this mom of two deeply cherishes making memories with her girls.

When the weather outside is frightful, a tablet may seem like a delightful distraction for kids home on winter break. However, winter break

It’s predicted to be a wet and cold winter for the Pacific Northwest by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

In Willamette Valley winters, we need to be prepared for rain, colder temps — and those snow days that can take us by surprise. Protect...

Keeping your children safe in moving vehicles is for their protection — and it’s the law. Learn the basics, and regularly check how your...

If you’re a mom to a 15-year-old, you’re likely learning a few new things about driving. It’s been a minute since you bopped around in...