Lisa Harvey

Yard sales are a great way to clear out the clutter in your home and earn some extra cash.

In 1970 grandparents raising their grandchildren was not as common as it is today. According to the U.S. Census Bureau the number of households where grandparents were raising grandchildren was 2.2 million in 1970. By 1997 that number had risen to 3.9 million.

People who set goals are more successful at making lifestyle changes than those who do not set goals.

Finding new ways to be physically active is key to weight loss success. Take a look at how you spend your time and try to find ways to be more active.

An estimated 1/2 million people are affected every winter season.

When most people hear the words "Spring Break" the first thing that comes to mind is college students in Cancun. When I hear the words Spring Break I wonder what can I do to keep my two elementary age children busy while still keeping my sanity?

What are you going to do with all of those unmatched socks? Use them for dusting! Cover your hand with an old sock and dust away!

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome causes extreme fatigue that will not go away. Some people affected by this disease are unable to perform their normal daily activities. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome affects more Americans than lupus, lung cancer, ovarian cancer and multiple sclerosis.

Easter fun doesn't have to end once the Easter Egg Hunt is over. Host an Easter Party and add more fun to the day.

More than 70% of people with Alzheimer's disease live at home.

I hope that some day, so many years down the road My two little boys will remember the stories that I have told Of the granny and papa, both with hearts of gold

These easy to make treat bags are great for a Valentine's Day party at school.

Here are some tips for cutting calories without giving up some of your favorite foods.

A scrapbook calendar lets you create your own keepsake of special days and memories. It's so fun and easy!

We did not know that there could be a possible alternative to the diagnosis of ADD.

There were lots of happy tears flowing in Washington County, Missouri when two families were reunited with their missing sons.