Congratulations, Kelly Mahon, the latest recipient of our Students Affected by Cancer Scholarship. Kelly, 49, of 4-S-Ranch in San Diego County, is a student at Arizona State University. She expects to graduate in Spring 2021 with two bachelor’s degrees — one in Sociology from the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics, and… Read More
Indoor air quality plays a big role in our day-to-day lives in Nevada. Most of us spend the majority of our day inside, either at home or at work. This can mean long hours of exposure to contaminants that can impact your health. You can take steps to reduce issues with indoor air pollution, but… Read More
Sana Moezzi had a lot of boxes checked off on her way to success. Honor roll, aspiring violinist and president of two clubs. Check, check, check. But in November 2016, her life changed dramatically with a diagnosis of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer. The Carlsbad, Calif., native would face months of chemotherapy and radiation. Cancer took away her… Read More
The weather may still be hitting triple-digit heat here the desert valley, but fall is just around the corner. While you are likely enjoying the last days of summer, it is a good idea to start thinking about getting your furnace ready for the winter months. Here are 10 things to check before you get… Read More
There is nothing worse than waking up in the morning to find your home temperature is on the rise because your AC system isn’t blowing cold air. Below are some quick references to help you understand why your system may not be blowing cold air and what you can do about it. Before You Diagnose… Read More
Keeping your toilet shiny and clean should be a housekeeping priority. We all know what rust marks on the inside of a toilet might be mistaken for; that’s why it’s important to do whatever is possible to prevent rust marks and hard water stains from accumulating on or inside your toilet. Attending to that area… Read More
