Did you know the first week in August is known as World Breastfeeding Week? Take some time this week to learn about the benefits of breastfeeding and what you can do to support breastfeeding as a key component to sustainable development.  

American Survives Long Breakaway to Win 

Stage 2 of 2016 Tour of Utah

Stage Victor Carpenter Takes Overall Lead at

“America’s Toughest Stage RaceTM”

Sprint Finish in Cedar City Claimed by Canadian Rider for Opening Stage at 2016 Tour of Utah

 A Total of 25 Countries Represented by 120 Riders in 

“America’s Toughest Stage RaceTM”

Leading Utah Action Sports, Health & Outdoor Companies Will Call for National Monument Protection for Bears Ears

WHAT:  Leading action sports, ski, health and outdoor companies, including key Utah industry voices, will join together at a live press event in calling for swift action from President Obama to permanently protect the Bears Ears region in southeastern Utah.

During the summer, many people spend more time outside whether on vacation or just enjoying the sun. Don’t let this change in routine derail your healthy eating habits. 

NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR RACHEL CRUZE RELEASES

LOVE YOUR LIFE, NOT THEIRS

A guiding principle for physicians is primum non nocere, the Latin expression for "first, do no harm." In order not to do harm, whether it's with medicine or with public policy, the first order of business is accurate diagnostics.
        Racial discrimination is seen as the cause of many problems of black Americans. No one argues that racial discrimination does not exist or does not have effects. The relevant question, as far as policy and resource allocation are concerned, is: How much of what we see is caused by current racial discrimination?

Dear Dave,

My wife and I are on Baby Step 3 of your plan, and we’re about halfway to building our fully funded emergency fund. We don’t like our current home very much, and we’d like to sell and move as soon as possible. We have a little over $30,000 equity in the place, so would selling the house be a viable option for funding Baby Step 3?

Justin

Dear Justin,

Dear Dave,

Our daughter is a special needs child, who doctors say will live about half as long as the average adult. There’s also a good chance she will be under our care her entire life. We just finished Baby Step 3 of your plan, so we have all of our debt paid off except for the house, and we have an emergency fund of three to six months of expenses saved. We have health insurance, too. However, we were wondering how the situation with our little girl affects retirement planning and college funding?

Jonathan

Dear Jonathan,