Emergency Preparedness Week is held every first week of May in the United States. This is different from the Emergency preparedness Month which is observed
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Holy Week is almost here and people will be flocking churches and other religious gatherings to commemorate the sacrifices of Jesus Christ. With the recent
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When most people hear the word prepper, they picture bunkers filled with canned food, shelves of bottled water, and heavy-duty survival gear. And while all
September is National Preparedness Month, and while most preppers focus on stockpiling gear, food, and tools, there’s a growing movement toward eco-friendly prepping. After all,
When you’re preparing for blackouts, supply chain disruptions, or full-on grid-down life, it’s the little things that matter most. One lesson I learned early as
Your prepping plan isn’t complete without a strong electrical foundation. In this post, we’ll explore why upgrading your electrical panel is one of the smartest
