Local grandma Patti Hartog shares seasonal tips and ideas to spark your creativity and enhance your experiences with your own grandchildren, whether near or far, toddlers or teens. After an unusually long and cold winter for us here in Kentuckiana, spring is springing! And that brings to mind a couple of things: Derby and flowers. […]
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Sanctuary Space
We’ve all heard the adage that a person’s home is their castle, and that implies that a home is a sanctuary, a space that provides shelter and safety. Even if our homes aren’t besieged by raiders, there are more insidious forces that can threaten our well-being, such as chronic stress. Perhaps caregivers know better than […]

Finding A Social Boost For Someone Who Is Lonely
Loneliness and isolation are two issues many face. According to the National Institute on Aging, loneliness increases the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, anxiety, cognitive decline including Alzheimer’s disease, and contributes to a weakened immune system. Those who regularly engage in social activities, however, tend to live longer, have better cognitive function, […]
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Grandparents On The Go! – Floral Favorites
Local grandma Patti Hartog shares seasonal tips and ideas to spark your creativity and enhance your experiences with your own grandchildren, whether near or far, toddlers or teens. After an unusually long and cold winter for us here in Kentuckiana, spring is springing! And that brings to mind a couple of things: Derby and flowers. […]

Travel To Corydon For These Events
The 10th Annual Spring Wine Walk will be held April 11. Stop by to sample wines and buy your favorites to take home with you! Samplings from wineries, food trucks, shopping, and good times will be had by all. thisisindiana.org/event/spring-wine-walk-3/ The 2026 Harrison County Popcorn Festival will be happening July 10-11 in downtown Corydon. This […]
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What’s Left To Explore? – Your Limits
Explore Your Limits Exploring an interest always pushes a person out of their comfort zone, whether it is learning astrophotography, how to fly or sail, or the distinctive song of a Golden Swamp Warbler. But sometimes the thing you take an interest in is your own body. At least, that is the case for Scott […]

Take The Grandkids On A Spring Flower Hike
This spring, plan some family time in the great outdoors – coat-free and ready to soak up some vitamin D! According to the National Park Service, walking in nature improves mood, self-esteem, and relaxation. And one-on-one grandkid/grandparent time spent in the sunshine walking or skipping through grassy paths and tree-covered lanes allows for deeper connections […]
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Spring Showers Create Opportunities For Fun Indoor Activities With The Grandkids
When spring showers are in the vicinity, it’s a great opportunity to create a cozy indoor day with the grandkids. Here are three ideas to have some fun and make some memories. 1. Bake something simple.Cooking together doesn’t mean you have to pull out all the stops. Simple, hands-on recipes with shorter steps allow kids […]

Sanctuary Space
We’ve all heard the adage that a person’s home is their castle, and that implies that a home is a sanctuary, a space that provides shelter and safety. Even if our homes aren’t besieged by raiders, there are more insidious forces that can threaten our well-being, such as chronic stress. Perhaps caregivers know better than […]

Travel To Corydon For These Events
The 10th Annual Spring Wine Walk will be held April 11. Stop by to sample wines and buy your favorites to take home with you! Samplings from wineries, food trucks, shopping, and good times will be had by all. thisisindiana.org/event/spring-wine-walk-3/ The 2026 Harrison County Popcorn Festival will be happening July 10-11 in downtown Corydon. This […]

Flowers Make A Difference
If you’ve ordered flowers from Nanz and Kraft Florists, there’s a very good chance Pat Pendergrass was responsible for your bouquet. For more than 50 years, Pat has been a floral designer and trusted mentor at Louisville’s family flower shop. Pat remembers her first interview with owner Ramsey Kraft, down to what she wore that […]

Finding A Social Boost For Someone Who Is Lonely
Loneliness and isolation are two issues many face. According to the National Institute on Aging, loneliness increases the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, anxiety, cognitive decline including Alzheimer’s disease, and contributes to a weakened immune system. Those who regularly engage in social activities, however, tend to live longer, have better cognitive function, […]


