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Throw a GREAT Tailgate Party
In addition to being useful for towing things, your vehicle's tailgate can also be the location for a fantastic gathering of family and friends before a big game!
Sittin' on a bale of hay — 7 ways to stay safe on hayrides
There's perhaps nothing that more embodies fall than heading down to the local pumpkin patch. You can pick out the perfect gourd for carving, purchase apple cider and donuts, wander through a corn maze and hop on a hayride. Seriously, who doesn't enjoy riding through a farm or orchard while sitting on a bale of hay? I've enjoyed plenty of them. But I'm also a living testament to the dangers they present.
Five coolest places to travel in the U.S.A.
Ah, summer. It's the time of year the whole country comes alive and beckons us to get on the road and experience it. That's why I've put together this list of what I consider the five coolest places to visit in the U.S. If you've never been to these places, now is the time to explore!
Safety on the slopes
Whether you are new to skiing and snowboarding or you practically grew up on the slopes, you probably know that understanding the proper techniques and safety criteria are imperative when anticipating a trip through the cold. Take notice of these reminders so you can fully appreciate your journey through the snow!
A trip to the dog groomers
Intervention: it's time to take your stinky pup to the groomer! No matter what kind of dog you have, short-haired or long, a trip to the groomer is well worth the investment.
Sparkler safety tips
Did you know that sparklers burn at temperatures upwards of 1200°F? They're also the leading cause of firework-related injuries in children under 12. Make sure your fun doesn't get interrupted by a flaming mistake this summer!
Tips for being a safe hunter
Keep hunting trips safe for yourself and your surroundings before you enter the woods this fall.
Fireworks safety for the Fourth
Did you know that over 200 people will go to the emergency room each day in the months surrounding the Fourth of July because of firework-related injuries?
Coexisting with bicyclists
Cycling has grown significantly in popularity over the past decade. Towns across the country are adding bike lanes to their roads to become more bike friendly, and more and more people are ditching their car and using a bike as their primary form of transportation.
Helping reptile friends cross the road
Did you know that May 23 is World Turtle Day? It's all about raising awareness for turtles and encouraging people to help them survive. Participating can be as simple as helping a turtle cross the road.
A trail for everyone
National Trails Day is here! This celebration occurs every year on the first Saturday in June. Trails can be enjoyed by walking, biking, hiking, horseback riding and so much more.
Vacationing with your dog
With the kids out of school for the summer, it's the perfect time to take a family vacation. And by family, I mean the whole family - the dog too!
Travel like a pro
New destinations are exciting, but sometimes the travel involved to get there can be … less than thrilling. If you have plans to travel this year, make sure you're prepared for the journey. We've listed everything you'll want for smooth travels during your next getaway!
A Safety Guide for Music Festivals
If you're a music lover, you rejoice in the summertime. That's because it's a spectacular concert season! Music festivals and outdoor concerts abound, offering some of the best opportunities to experience your favorite music live. But this is no secret.
Pumpkin Carving Safety Tips
Each year, many people look forward to carving pumpkins for Halloween! Scooping out the slimy guts, cutting out a scary face, and baking the seeds to eat as a snack is a fun experience...