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Stress: Mostly Bad, but Not Always

By Compiled by NEO Thrive Staff from Outside Sources
March 15, 2023
Are you stressed about your stress? You probably already know it's bad for your health, but how bad? And is stress ever good for us? The answer is: sometimes. ...
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Cleveland Botanical Garden Welcomes Spring  

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Thrive
March 15, 2023
Do you feel it? Spring is slowly making its way to Northeast Ohio, and nowhere is that more evident than at the Cleveland Botanical Garden. Classes, tours, exhibits and flowers, always flowers. Don't miss the show. ...
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10 National Parks that Celebrate Women’s History

By Compiled by NEO Thrive Staff from Outside Sources
March 15, 2023
Most of us have visited Cuyahoga Valley National Park, but did you know there are 423 others within the national park system? Many relate specifically to the history and accomplishments of women. ...
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How to Avoid Hidden Fees

By Better Business Bureau Serving Greater Cleveland
March 15, 2023
Hidden fees are in the rise everywhere we shop. Restaurants, travel companies, rideshares and other businesses are tacking on new fees to the basic costs of their services. These fees might not be evident at first glance, so if you want to avoid paying them, here are a few things you should do. ...
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Tech Talk: Saving Photos

By Tak Sato
March 14, 2023
It's frustrating to have photos and home movies that you can't easily see or copy. If you want to preserve or digitize old photos or family videos on VHS tapes (remember those?), your local library can often help. ...
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SCORE Cleveland: Their Business is Your Business

By Marie Elium
March 14, 2023
SCORE Cleveland helps would-be entrepreneurs, community developers and others (mentees) by providing trained mentors who have the desire and know-how to help others. Many are retired from their own businesses and careers. ...
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Hanging on to Tradition & Movie Theaters

By Mike Olszewski
March 14, 2023
We lost three more friends in recent weeks. They were big box multiplex theaters on shaky financial footing, struggling with rising film rentals and overhead expenses, operating with skeleton crews. ...
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Boomers on the Move: Local Housing Trends

By Margaret Briller
March 14, 2023
Folks planning to retire — and those of us who already have a few retirement years under our belt — face interesting housing choices our parents never considered. Our residential options are wide-ranging, reflecting the needs and interests of people over 50, unlike nearly any other time in recent memory. ...
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