Chloe’s Favorite Peanut Butter Treats

Chloe loves peanut butter. As soon as the jar opens, she trots to the kitchen hoping for a treat. It doesn’t matter if she was happily sleeping and snoring on her favorite bed. The smell of peanut butter will bring her running! Here are 3 of her favorite treats to make for your fur babies (and I admit I like to snack on them as well). And, remember, if you don’t love your kitchen, let’s get you a new one! You and your fur babies deserve the best!

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The Winter Homebuyer’s Advantage: Why Shopping Now Could Save You Money

When most homebuyers press pause for the winter and wait for spring blooms, savvy buyers know there’s real opportunity in the chilly months. Winter isn’t just a different season — it’s a season of advantage for those who are prepared, strategic, and ready to act. Here’s why shopping for a home now could save you money and give you an edge in today’s market.

Holiday Lights and Local Delights

December has a way of making our towns feel a little more magical. From twinkling lights to cheerful markets and cozy small businesses, this time of year reminds us why Lancaster County and its surrounding communities are such special places to call home. Whether you’re new to the area, a long-time local, or exploring neighborhoods as you consider a move, here are some of the best ways to enjoy the season.

A Season for Gratitude: Five Reasons to be Thankful for Your Home

As the season of gratitude settles in, it’s a wonderful time to pause and appreciate the place we call home. Our homes hold our memories, protect us from the world, and offer comfort at the beginning and end of each day. Yet it’s easy to forget how significant that blessing is, especially when so many people across the country don’t have stable housing at all.
Here are five heartfelt reminders that help us reflect on just how much we have to be thankful for.

The Pitfalls of Overpricing Your Home

When it’s time to sell your home, it’s natural to want the best possible price. There are many reasons why overpricing negatively affects your home sale. But setting the price too high—hoping to “test the market” or leave room for negotiation—can actually hurt your sale in ways many homeowners don’t expect. Let’s take a look at the main reasons why.