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    What to ask yourself before you organize

    If you look around your home and decide the time has come to tidy up, answering these crucial questions will set you on the path to success. WHY TIDY NOW?  Perhaps clutter is causing you physical stress, or you avoid having guests because the chaos embarrasses you. You might be downsizing, prepping for a move […]

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    Merry memories

    Step into the Sutton family’s den this time of year, and a striking Christmas tree is sure to put you in the holiday spirit.  “(The tree) stands 10 feet tall with gold ornaments along with touches of black and white to show our love for the Saints,” says homeowner Christie Butts Sutton. “Each present wrapped […]

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    Pushing the boundaries

    Tall Architects is an ironic name for a firm headed by a petite powerhouse. Standing 4 feet, 10 inches tall, Madision Talley says she uses her size to her advantage, as it makes her more memorable. “I also enjoy surprising people with a strong handshake,” Talley says. “My mom taught me this early on, and […]

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    Refresh your tired brick for instant curb appeal

    By Katie Aime A simple yet significant renovation homeowners and flippers can make is painting dated exterior brick. Paint for bricks has come a long way, and it’s now available for DIYers at big box stores and local hardware stores near you. Here’s the steps to ensure a successful project: • The first step to […]

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    Three rules for the ideal outdoor kitchen

    Picture it — making everything from bacon and eggs to burgers and steaks al fresco. The pandemic has turned our attention homeward, and many of us are making our domestic dreams a reality – including building outdoor kitchens. Done well, such additions can increase your living space, add to your enjoyment of your home and […]

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