The holidays are here, and I bet you’re busy decking the halls and checking your lists. While it’s so easy to shop online and have presents delivered to your door, I challenge you to shop local and shop small this year.
I’ve never had luck with working out before work. I just can’t bring myself to leave my cozy bed to take on the task of working out, showering and getting ready all before heading to work. It sounds exhausting.
Spend a day in the city with editor Kelsey Davis. Follow along as she treks the bustling downtown on a Saturday. 9 a.m.: Fuel up | Start your day with some coffee or tea at Open Door Coffee Company at 164 N Main Street. Choose from coffee, lattes, espresso varieties, tea and more. Grab a pastry while you’re at it. I highly recommend the iced spiced chai latte.
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. In a food processor, pulse the gingersnaps with the walnuts until finely ground. Add the melted butter and pulse until the crumbs are moistened. Press the crumbs evenly into a 9-inch glass or ceramic pie plate.
Ask your friends and family what their favorite thing is about Thanksgiving dinner, and many of their answers probably will be pie. We took this into account when planning this issue.
Lately, I’ve seen people touting the health benefits of adding butter to their coffee. As an avid coffee drinker myself, I try to stay up on the latest trends in the coffee world. I’ve tried adding collagen to my daily cup of joe, and I’ve perfected my at-home cold brew routine. But adding butter to my coffee is just something I couldn’t bring myself to do.
As the holder of a sixth-degree black belt in karate, Wayne Burley is well able to defend himself. His concern is you. Burley is one of only a handful of people in the world and only one of two instructors in Ohio who are certified to teach C.O.B.R.A., the Combat Objective Battle Ready Application personal-defense system.
Nobody ever wants to hear the dreaded words, “You have cancer.” But it’s not a life sentence. At Aultman Cancer Center, physicians are there to help you every step of the way.
It’s finally fall. You may have noticed because pumpkin spice is everywhere! Once summer ends, it’s time to bring out the scarves, don your flannels and switch back to hot coffee.
You’ve obviously heard about essential oils and their “healing powers” in recent years, unless you’re living under a rock.
