When Pets are the Problem
When Pets are the Problem How to Manage Your Child’s Pet Allergy Pets can have a special place in a family’s dynamic—especially when they’ve been with you before your children.
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Teens and Cats are the Same Creatures
It was 11 a.m. on a beautiful Saturday morning. Humming a little ditty about Jack and Diane, I opened the blinds in my teenage son’s room. As the sunlight streamed
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A Checklist for Pets
There’s a lot to learn when adding a pet to your family. Here are some do’s, don’t, and tips we’ve learned! Can my dog eat that? YES: • Sweet Potatoes•
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Cheerleading Proves Therapeutic to a Six-Year-Old with Anxiety
Six-year-old Baylee Finney began struggling with anxiety when her parents separated in 2017. With the help of extracurricular activities and a kindergarten teacher who provides moral support and encouragement, this
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14th Annual Rising Star of the West Scholarship Now Accepting Submissions
High school students looking for financial assistance to help offset college expenses are eligible for $7,500 in scholarships when they enter the KEVN Black Hills FOX Rising Star of the
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More than Words: Different Ways to Say “I Love You”
Making your kids or spouse feel respected, valued, and heard, are all ways to show love. “I love you” goes a long way, but there are so many more ways
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Teaching Kids to Budget
Money is an extremely exciting concept as a child. Early on, children learn that money is what gets you candy, toys, clothes, and so much more. It’s fun and it
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4 Things New Parents Need to Keep Their Families Safe on The Road
Are you preparing for parenthood? Chances are, you’ve already taken some steps to prepare your finances, your home and yourself for your baby’s arrival. But have you thought about how
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One Family’s Efforts in Giving Back to the Heroes of Rapid City
MacKayla Taken is a proud mother of two amazing kids and puppy Rocky, and a wife to her high school sweetheart, who serves in the National Guard. MacKayla started her
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RSV Can Be Serious for At-Risk Infants
written by Roslyn Oakley, M.D. Regional Health For most kids and adults, RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) acts like a common cold. Symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, runny nose, fever and
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