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Mastering Black Friday Shopping

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Black Friday is one of the busiest and most profitable shopping days of the entire year. According to DemandSage and National Public Radio, American consumers spent a record $10.8 billion on online Black Friday shopping in 2024. Around $61 billion in total sales (both online and in-person) were made over the Black Friday and Cyber […]
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Thanksgiving Weekend Travel Tips

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Thanksgiving is consistently one of the busiest travel holidays of the year. In fact, AAA indicates that, in the United States, it may be the most traveled of all the holidays, with record numbers of both drivers and air travelers. In 2024, nearly 80 million Americans were expected to travel over Thanksgiving weekend. The Wednesday […]
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How To Support Veterans Through Nonprofits

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Military service personnel make a personal sacrifice, putting the country before their own needs and those of their families. Serving in the military has inherent safety risks, but many still heed the call to serve. Serving the nation is seldom an easy task, and sometimes active military personnel and veterans need some assistance. Many charities […]
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Must-Have Items When Hosting A Tailgate

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Tailgating is an integral part of the game day experience for millions of football fans. As a new season dawns, fans who want to take their tailgating to championship heights can be sure to bring along these must-have items. Portable grill: A portable grill that’s easily built and dismantled is an absolute must when tailgating. […]
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Boo-Tiful Halloween Craft Ideas

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Halloween is a highlight of fall, as children and even adults anxiously await October 31. Consider these ideas for Halloween craft projects! 3D Pumpkins Carving pumpkins is a popular Halloween tradition. But there are many people who feel the job is too messy. Instead, a fun way to add personality to pumpkins comes by way […]
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Decorating Homes For Halloween

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Drive through a suburban neighborhood in October, and you will likely find yards filled with inflatable witches, animatronic grim reapers, makeshift graveyards bearing witty sayings on tombstones, and bony hands reaching out from the soil. Decorating for Halloween has become big business, with consumers recently spending a collective $10.6 billion in this category in the