
Whether you already have stone or tile flooring, or you are looking into purchasing new flooring, it is especially important to know the best way to keep your antiqued stone or limestone tile clean. Your stone flooring can last you a long time as long as it is properly maintained. Your aged tile is special, and we want to keep it looking the best, follow the tips and tricks below to learn how to clean your limestone.
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Cupping therapy is a holistic therapy or soft tissue alternative therapy approach that can help to treat body pains, acne, and more. It became popular recently after celebrities like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Kim Kardashian were seen with dark purple bruise-like marks. Most notably, Michael Phelps, who reportedly started receiving cupping therapy in 2014, had cupping markings on his body at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. Athletic teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder also use cupping therapy for their players.
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Summer is upon us which means it’s time to get your backyards ready for summer barbecues and pool parties. If you are looking to spice up your patio with Limestone Pavers or planning on putting in an inground pool with Limestone Pool Coping, read on to find patio pavers and pool coping ideas.
How do you choose the best stone or style for your place? Which pool coping stone looks best with your current patio tile? Where do you use pavers vs coping? We are here to guide you in how to choose the best limestone for your patio or pool.

Haskell President, Dr. Venida Chenault was inducted into the University of Kansas Women’s Hall of Fame on Wednesday, April 13th at the Annual Women’s Recognition and Awards Banquet hosted by the Emily Taylor Center for Women and Gender Equality.
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The Rising Nation Initiative (RNI) is a group of Haskell students who are joining together to help Native youth explore higher education opportunities. The group has been busy project planning and fundraising in order to travel throughout Indian Country to encourage Native youth to attend college by sharing personal experiences as Native college students.

J.K. Rowling, famous for her books about the young wizard Harry Potter, has come under some controversy with her new four-part series of short stories The History of Magic in North America.
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