Women’s History Month in the North Country — Celebrate the Past, Inspire the Future

Inspiring Women of Florida 12

Women’s History Month allows us time to reflect on the many important women who have had a lasting impact on our past. This month also gives us the opportunity to celebrate the women making history today for tomorrow’s generation of innovators, newsmakers, and community…

Paving the way for the women of tomorrow

The United States has been blessed with a strong history, full of courageous individuals who have changed the landscape of this country for generations to come. In fact, many of these individuals are women. March is Women’s History Month which is a time to…

Making a Difference in Monroe County

April Demers is no stranger to addiction — she was born into it.

Envisioning a future of bold, trailblazing women

Nancy Reagan: A Tribute

Everyone in the modern conservative era knows the earth-changing significance of Ronald Wilson Reagan: his foreign policy triumphs, victory in the Cold War, and promoting peace through strength and his domestic policy initiatives, cutting taxes, and creating jobs with opportunities. I…

Building a Confident America: Why We Need Women At The Table

“Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail their failure must be but a…

Babe Z: Leading the Way for Today’s Women

Growing up in rural Missouri and going to school at Archie High School, sports were a big part of my life. I loved basketball — spending countless hours shooting hoops behind the house, dreaming of shooting a big game-winning basket. I enjoyed practicing…

Rep. Bob Gibbs Celebrates Ohio’s Trailblazers

As Congressman for Ohio’s Seventh Congressional District, I have the honor of representing more than 700,000 Ohioans in the House of Representatives, and the privilege of meeting so many diverse and unique individuals.

The Youngest Congresswoman Ever Explains Why We Need More Female Leaders

“Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is not your typical Millennial. At the age of 31, she’s already a member of Congress, where the average age is 60.”