Easter Ideas, County Spending, Storm Safety: Best of the Blogs

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It's no doubt our spring market is in full stride at this point, and when compared to last year inventory is down just over 18% with pending home sales up 17%. (Matthew Johnson)

Do You Have a Business Succession Plan in Place?

Even though you’ve got plenty to do today, you still need to think about tomorrow — specifically, you’ll want to consider a business succession plan. (Eric St. Martin)

7 Great Tips to Help Your Kids Adjust to Their New Home

While a move can be an exciting new adventure — new work, new friends, new life experiences — moving to a new home is a big deal, especially for a young child. (Myke LaVenture)

Last-Minute Easter Basket Ideas

Great items to put in the kids' baskets that won't cost an arm and a leg and aren't filled with sugar! (Laurie Mordorski)

Free First-Time Homebuyer Class in Woodbury

Thinking of buying your first home? Now is a great time! But there is a lot for a buyer to learn. Durham Executive group offers a free, no obligation class to help you navigate through the process. (John and Becky Durham)

Paul Davis Provides Spring Storm Safety Tips

The U.S. is the most severe weather-prone country on Earth. Do you have a disaster plan and emergency supplies in place? What is your “Basic Emergency Kit”? (Caleb Brunz)

Commissioner Explanation on Mandated Spending

Concerned tax payers are often frustrated with local politicians who run as a fiscal conservative and then vote "yes" for nearly every proposed spending increase. Here's some more insight. (Matt Behning)

3 Common First-Time Homebuyer Mistakes Can Cost Thousands

Many first-time home buyers make rookie mistakes that bring on negative consequences and a lot of frustration. (Myke LaVenture)

Easter Bunny at Fannie May

Stop by Fannie May Fine Chocolates in Tamarack Village to meet the Easter Bunny on Saturday, March 30, from 12 noon - 2pm. (Megan Givens)

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