Daylight Saving Time is the seasonal clock change that “springs forward” one hour in the spring and “falls back” one hour in the fall, helping make better use of daylight. While it can mean brighter evenings, it can also throw off routines if you’re not prepared. To stay on track, double-check your reminders and appointments around the time change—especially meetings, alarms, medications, and travel plans. Updating your calendar and scheduling reminders in advance can save you from missed appointments and groggy mornings, keeping everything running smoothly despite the clock shift. 

As March Madness heats up, shoppers bring that same bracket-busting energy to the aisles—cheering for deals, chasing buzzer-beater discounts, and making last-minute picks that can change the game. From limited-time promotions to championship-level customer experiences, this is the season for retailers to play bold, stay agile, and turn foot traffic into a full-court press for sales. The madness isn’t just on the court—it’s at checkout too. 

Spring brings fresh starts—and that includes the team behind the scenes. As the season shifts, staff changes create new energy, new perspectives, and new opportunities to grow. Whether welcoming new faces or celebrating evolving roles, spring is a natural reset: a time to realign, refresh, and set the tone for a strong year ahead. Just like the season itself, change signals growth—and what’s next. 

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.  According to the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, 1 in 24 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer in their lifetime.  Learn the symptoms and engage in the conversation by speaking to your physician today!   

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