If you live in or near Oklahoma City and you’re planning your next vacation, look no further than your own hometown. The city is rapidly changing, bringing with it new attractions, restaurants, and experiences. Whether you’ve lived in Oklahoma City for your whole life or just a short while, there is always something new to see—along with plenty of old favorites that are worth a revisit.

When considering a move to the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, you have to consider a lot of different factors before choosing the perfect ‘hood to call your new home. What will your commute be like? How is the school system? Is the community inviting? Do you want peace and quiet and wide open space or shops, restaurants, and nightlife? As you narrow down your options, one thing comes up again and again: What can you afford?

According to a recent study by Finder, 55.31% of Americans feel confident that they can accomplish their New Year’s Resolutions this year. Whether you consider yourself part of that group, or you’re feeling a little less optimistic, it’s normal to have big goals at the start of a new year. The most popular New Year’s resolutions are centered around health, self-improvement, money, family, love, and career.

JAN 4 — The Dallas Fort Worth metroplex continues to experience increased consumer demand for storage that is affordable, with attractive, state of the art facilities including all the modern amenities. All Storage is happy to announce the following acquisitions, new store openings, and newly approved developments in December 2020.

The presents are unwrapped, Santa’s milk and cookies have been devoured, and your fireplace is down to its last log. Christmas is over...but the clutter that comes with it is still around.

Stocking stuffers, sweaters, and boxes of chocolate are great, but for the more practical-minded folks in your life, there’s no better gift than the gift of organization. Whether you’re dealing with an actual professional organizer or someone who just spends a lot of time on Pinterest, the best last minute gift is one that will make someone’s life less cluttered.

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The holidays are here...and so is the clutter that comes with them. Hauling a giant pine tree into your living room and surrounding it with presents can take up some of your space (to put it mildly). So does the Christmas baking, the guests in your home if you have them, and all of those extra gifts that you’re stowing away in random locations around the house.

Have you ever looked back at a photo of yourself from a previous decade and asked, what was I thinking when I picked out that outfit? The way you decorate your home can be a lot like that. One minute, it seems perfect; the next it’s hopelessly outdated. If you’re currently looking around your living room with that same sense of what was I thinking that you typically reserve for your 80’s prom portraits, it may be time to redecorate.

It’s not your imagination. And you’re not stuck in a science fiction movie. Apartments are shrinking. From 2008 to 2018, the average size of a new apartment in the US (941 square feet) shrank by 5 percent. Rent, on the other hand, definitely did not follow suit.

If clutter is taking over your home—and your life—you probably want to reign it in. But therein lies the problem: Unless you’re someone who loves organizing or you’re Marie Kondo, it can be hard to motivate yourself to declutter. So you put it off. And then you put it off again...and again, and again. And then you put it off so long that it becomes this insurmountable task that you just know is going to take forever and be a huge hassle.

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Friday rolls around and it hits you: What are you going to do this weekend in DFW? If you’ve got no plans and you’re sick of doing the same old thing every single time you have a day off, we’ve got you covered. We’ve compiled six of the coolest weekend adventures for folks living in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. From a park just over the state border in Oklahoma that’s home to a huge waterfall to a tiny town with one of the most photographed buildings in all of Texas, you’re definitely going to want to add these to your weekend agenda.

Do-it-yourself or hire a pro? It’s the classic homeowner’s dilemma. On one side, you have the opportunity to save money, exercise a little creativity, and at the end of the day, crack open a cold beer and say, “That’s right, I did that renovation all on my own.” On the other side, you get to pay someone to do all the hard work while you kick back and do whatever the heck you want.

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Living in a DFW suburb outside of the Big D doesn’t have to mean sacrificing fun weekend adventures. This is especially true if you’re lucky enough to live in Bedford. Located 23 miles from Dallas, Bedford is a bustling community in its own right. In fact, you don’t even have to leave town to take part in a whole host of awesome activities. Whether you crave fresh air with the whole family or Sunday Funday with your crew of friends, here are our top picks for fun things to do on the weekend in Bedford, TX:

Plant sales soared during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether you already had a green thumb prior to quarantine or you inadvertently killed a few succulents while learning how to garden through trial and error, few hobbies are as relaxing or rewarding as caring for plants. And if you’re lucky enough to live in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, you’ve got access to ample sunshine and some of the best plant shops in the country (admittedly, we’re kind of biased about that last part).

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How open is Oklahoma City right now? According to a recent WalletHub study ranking states reopening statuses, it’s pretty open. The study compared all 50 states plus Washington D.C. across 17 different metrics including travel restrictions, gathering limitations, face mask requirements, restaurant and bar reopenings, and work from home requirements. Oklahoma came in fourth, meaning that the state has some of the fewest COVID-19 restrictions in the nation right now (if you’re curious, the study found that South Dakota was the least restrictive and Hawaii was the most restrictive).

Moving is already stressful—factor in a global pandemic and well, let’s just say you definitely deserve that end-of-moving-day beer, and then some. If you have to move during COVID-19, you may face some hurdles when shopping around for a new place, hiring movers, and traveling, but trust us, it is possible.