Guest port by David Cruz August and September are peak months for hurricane season, and for those who live on the coast, it’s important to prepare your home for high winds and downpours. Hurricane winds can reach up to 150 miles … Continue reading →
Guest Post by Kyle Shaw For most, home is synonymous with comfort and security. It’s where one goes to relax, not ponder all the things that could possibly go wrong. And yet, there’s something to be said about home emergency … Continue reading →
The United States is too large to look at the entire country’s cases as a single entity. For example, when COVID19 cases were exploding in New York City, most of the country had very few cases. However, NYC is seeing … Continue reading →
If you are doing your own research on this COVID-19 disease and all that’s happening with it, then it’s likely you’re coming across some conflicting information. One of the main issues in finding reliable COVID information is the large amount … Continue reading →
Guest post by Maggie Potter No one wants to think about some kind of disaster or emergency impacting their family. Unfortunately, it happens all too often, and many times without warning. In the United States alone, house fires cause an … Continue reading →
Despite what they say, I do think those in positions of authority are highly concerned, especially given the actions they’ve taken. Then, of course, there’s this nugget of news: WHO Advisor Says Coronavirus May Infect Over 5 Billion People [https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/shocking-admission-who-advisor-says-coronavirus-may-infect-over-5-billion-people] … Continue reading →
If you’re not getting the AlertsUSA alerts, you’re behind the curve. Plain and simple. We are looking at a global pandemic – one that kills – and staying on top of the evolving situation is crucial. Having the right information is … Continue reading →
Natural disasters are familiar aspects of our geographical, social, and cultural landscape — but that doesn’t mean that they are any less impactful for their prevalence. In fact, their familiarity makes them more so. Our news feeds are filled … Continue reading →
When facing down a potential natural disaster, your priorities will obviously revolve around ensuring that you and your family make it through safely. However, if you’re a business owner, you have a whole additional set of worries to contend with … Continue reading →
Although the body sometimes gives us warning signs when things are wrong, you can’t always predict when an emergency will arise. A medical emergency can happen to you or anyone around you at any point, so knowing how to respond … Continue reading →
