Credit Scores 101: What to Know Before Buying a House

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8 Things To Know About Madison’s Iconic and Historic Garver Feed Mill

If you have ever been to the east side of Madison, chances are you have noticed the historic Garver Feed Mill building. Located adjacent to the Olbrich Gardens, the brick building sat abandoned and dilapidated for many years before recently being given new life. Over the last few years, Garver Feed Mill was completely refurbished and is now a hub featuring local artisans, restaurants, wellness studios, retailers, events and so much more.
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City Spotlight: Memphis

Frontdesk welcomes you to Memphis, TN! It was home to legends like Elvis Presley, WC Handy, Rufus Thomas, BB King, and more. Located on the Mississippi River in southwest Tennessee, Memphis truly has something for everyone. While the “Home of the Blues” is certainly famous for its musical history, it also boasts plenty of entertainment and activities that will satisfy a variety of interests, no matter how long you’re in town.
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Best Museums in Columbus

Columbus, Ohio is the state capital and the second most populous city in the Midwest. While the city is most well known for its university and college football (Go Bucks!), it is also home to a vibrant art scene and a rich history. No trip to Columbus would be complete without visiting some of the great museums that the city has to offer.

Whether you’re in Columbus for business or pleasure, here are a few of the top museums that you should check out.

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Planning a St. Petersburg, FL Vacation

St. Petersburg, Florida (or ‘St. Pete,’ for short) is nicknamed the ‘Sunshine City’ for having the most consecutive days of sunshine. Nestled between the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, this city has more to boast than its pleasant weather. With miles of beautiful beaches as well as a variety of other activities and attractions, St. Petersburg is the perfect spot for any vacation.

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Reflecting on Carrie Fisher and the Impact of Star Wars on Female Fans

These words are written in remembrance of Carrie Fisher, the woman behind the world’s favorite space princess. Today would have been her 62nd birthday.

I wish my Star Wars fandom had a different origin story, but sadly I don’t have a warm, fuzzy story to share about the first time I ever saw Star Wars. No, I was immersed in it from the very start. When I was young, I went along with whatever my older brother did – and what he did was love Star Wars, so I was along for the ride. I don’t remember the first time I saw a lightsaber light up the screen or what it felt like learning for the first time that Vader was Luke’s father.

But I remember Leia.

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