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Taking care of yourself makes it easier to take care of others! Make time for me time today - looking for ideas? Start here:
Seed Starting: Get your plants growing like a pro By Kristine Jepsen • Photos courtesy River Root Farm It begins mid-winter, when the seed catalogs start…
Everyone loves finding something special in their mailbox! At a personal touch to snail mail with these homemade up-cycled envelopes!
Winter is a wonderful time to cozy in and think about making life better. So we’re excited to bring you the new Winter 2016-2017 Inspire(d) Magazine,…
When we heard about 12 year old St. Ben's student Jenna Hartz publishing her first book here in Decorah, we thought, "Dang girl - you go!"
It doesn't always seem like you can change THE world, but you can certainly change YOUR world...any day, any time. Here are 9 ideas to get you started!
Fall is the loveliest season around here (we think). So we put together a little list of events to add to your calendar! Next up: Lanesboro Arts Center!
Inspire(d)’s Aryn Henning Nichols had a great time talking on the phone with Rosanne Cash early this fall. See her live at Luther College November 12, 2016!
These fun paper plants add pops of color to any space and require no maintenance. Simply print out our templates on cardstock and you're ready to create!
If anyone can attest to the power of a single vote, it’s Decorah-based welder John Beard. He currently sits on the Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors.
Chuck Gipp served 18 years in the Iowa House – including four as majority leader. His recipe for success? “You must stay connected to your constituents.”
Viroqua, Wisconsin-based Alicia Leinberger says, “Win or lose, I hope my daughters learn that nothing can stop them but themselves.”