The effect of Skilled Labor Shortages

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One colossal issue not talked about enough in high schools is the importance of the availability of a skilled workforce. According to the article ‘Workforce Development’ published by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the increase in demand and cost for skilled workers trickles down to increased home prices and causes delays in completing…

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Important Questions to Ask Your Homebuilder

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Buying a new construction home is the best way to achieve the house of your dreams. However, it’s important to choose the right home builder for your needs. Choosing the wrong homebuilder could lead to a stressful process or a result that you are unhappy with. To ensure that everything goes smoothly, here are some…

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Creative Uses for Power Pantries

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Your kitchen is the heart of your home. A place where your family, friends, and guests gather constantly. Today’s new home construction is packed with features in and around the kitchen to maximize togetherness and efficiency. One such feature is the power pantry. Working families don’t have time to drop by the market several times…

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Buying New Construction vs. Existing Homes

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Looking for a place to call home? If so, you’re probably trying to decide whether you should buy new construction or an existing home. There are pros and cons to both options. Here’s what you need to know before you decide!  Customization for Buying a New Home vs. Existing Homes In new homes, you can…

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Mother’s Day, some History and some ideas!

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 With mother’s day approaching, Sunday, May 8, we all get pretty caught up in what we are doing. Still, it is always important to remember and honor your mothers on mother’s day. This tradition has been linked back to early Greek festivals, and in the late 1800s and early 1900s was starting to become a…

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5 Safety Tips For Public Pools

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Summer is inching closer, and so is the opening of neighborhood pools. On April 30th, 2022, pools in Greggs Mills, Kelarie, The Retreat at Storm Branch, and Haynes Station will open. An outing at the pool is the perfect way to spend a sunny summer day, but it’s important to be prepared for the dangers…

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3 Easter Egg Hunts in the Central Savannah River Area 

Believe it or not, Easter is right around the corner. If the holiday is sneaking up on you this year, there’s no need to worry. Over the next week, there will be plenty of annual events celebrating the holiday, and what better way to celebrate Easter than an Easter egg hunt? They are obviously extremely…

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Spring Cleaning Your Yard and Home’s Exterior

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We often talk about spring cleaning inside the home, but it is equally important to take care of your yard as spring approaches.  Begin by pruning dead and damaged branches that have been damaged by the cold and wind. You may want to use a handsaw for any stems larger than half an inch in…

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Top Ways to Get Organized this March

In the south, March is typically the time to open the windows and enjoy the fresh air while watching flowers bloom from their winter rest. The change in weather and atmosphere can bring motivation to accomplish cleaning and organizing to prepare for a spring and summer full of relaxation and fun. Here are a few…

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10 Things to Help Productivity

Are you constantly suffering from creative blocks and feelings of wanting to stay in bed all day? It is not an uncommon issue. To better help your productivity woes, try these 10 things and watch your days improve.  Start the day early. If you start early instead of hitting the snooze button, you’ll have more…

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