In a new spin on the package delivery scheme, scammers are no longer posing as mail carriers. Instead, they’re impersonating U.S. Customs and Border Protection, claiming to have intercepted a package addressed to the victim. 

No telling how many times we’ve been asked this question in our extension career

In planning for retirement one of your first steps is to go to ssa.gov and obtain a copy of your social security statement.

Spring breeding season is here and hopefully your herd is prepared. One key management tool we can use to reduce the risk of pregnancy failures is getting a breeding soundness examination on your bulls.

Contract contingencies are part of every real estate purchase agreement, but play a more significant role in a tight real estate market such as the one we have.

It’s a new twist on an old romance scam. A con artist offers to become your “sugar momma” or “sugar daddy” and pay your bills. But according to recent BBB Scam Tracker reports, it’s just a way to trick victims out of their hard-earned money.

During the spring and summer, we get a lot of questions at the Extension Service from pond owners about how to control unwanted aquatic plant and algae growth.

According to Tracey Cecil-Simpson, a top agent with Semonin Realtors in Elizabethtown, the trend toward buying sight unseen is becoming more popular for various reasons.

A bunch of friends on Face­book or other social media are sharing their senior portraits, including the high school name and graduation year, to support the graduating class of 2021 – or years past to share their memories.