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COLUMN: Fall home maintenance checklist: How to prepare now for a safer winter (opens the original)
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As cooler temperatures arrive across Oklahoma, fall is the perfect time to complete routine home maintenance before winter weather sets in. Taking a few preventative steps now can help homeowners avoid costly repairs, improve energy efficiency and keep families safe throughout the colder months. According to Oklahoma State University Extension Associate Dean for Extension and Engagement and Assistant Director, Family & Consumer Sciences Gina Peek, fall maintenance projects help protect the integ
COLUMN: Smart food safety for picnics and cookouts (opens the original)
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With September the cooler weather brings opportunities for family gatherings, picnics, and backyard cookouts. Whether you're serving hamburgers at the lake, enjoying a family reunion in the park, or hosting a backyard barbecue, food safety should be part of the menu. Taking a few simple precautions can help prevent foodborne illness and ensure your outdoor gathering is remembered for the fun, not an upset stomach. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
COLUMN: Hydration for all ages: Practical ways to choose water over sugary drinks (opens the original)
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Proper hydration is a cornerstone of health at every stage of life, yet many people â especially children, older adults, and outdoor workers â rely too heavily on sugary drinks. Research from Oklahoma State University Extension and national health organizations highlights effective, practical ways to encourage water consumption across age groups without depending on sugar-sweetened beverages. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
COLUMN: Summer travel budgeting: Simple ways to save on the road (opens the original)
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Summer travel can be fun without being expensive if families plan ahead. Whether the trip is a weekend road trip, a ball tournament, or a long-awaited vacation, a few simple habits can help keep costs under control. One of the best ways to save money is to plan the route before leaving home. Knowing where you will stop for gas, food, and rest breaks helps avoid last-minute decisions that often cost more. A little preparation can also make travel feel less rushed and stressful. Sorry, there are n
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