In the colder winter weather, many homeowners will pull their houses off the market. Others will hunker down until spring before setting the “For Sale” signs out on their front lawns—all due to the longstanding belief that you can’t sell your house in winter.

Picnics and parades abound

Labor Day—to some it signifies the end of summer and the beginning of fall. Still others view it as a welcome reprieve from work. Postal workers don’t deliver mail that day, and many families across the U.S. celebrate it with barbecues and picnics.

New plan offers hope for many at retirement community

Bob Sprague, who worked as a plant personnel manager for Chrysler, always knew health care costs would be a major issue for retirees.

Retirement community shines inside and out

Imagine a place where a 200,000-gallon pond containing 30 colorful koi fish is surrounded by a lighted pathway and a quaint gazebo—a sprawling utopia of greenery containing more than 16,000 flowers and two herb gardens solely used by an adjoining restaurant.

Tennis Club courts fitness, fun for players

Gene Simmons is working on his serve.