The Hungry Housewives has changed a lot since 2004, but the things that matter to us haven’t. These are the values that guide what we share, the events we host, and the way we hope to leave our community a little better than we found it.
Family
We choose us
We are a four-generation family living together because we choose to. This means there will be disagreements, but …there’s love… and admittedly, cheaper rent for everyone.
People
Our friends
We surround ourselves with those we trust. You might not see them as often as you’d like, and you might drive each other nuts, but we’re there for each other when it counts. My end-of-the-world-crew!
Community
Outside our doors
We believe communities become stronger when neighbors show up for one another. Shopping local, volunteering, helping a neighbor, or simply saying hello all make a difference.
Event
Annual Craft & Vendor Show
We believe every small business deserves the chance to be seen. Our event is about more than shopping- it’s about encouraging entrepreneurs, supporting local makers, and bringing community together. Every booth represents someone’s dream, and we’re proud to create a place where those dreams can be shared, discovered, and supported.
Holidays
Let’s celebrate!
We decorate for Halloween and Christmas because sharing our home makes the holidays even more special. From September through January you’ll usually find our house dressed for the season, and we also host Buckley’s Annual Merry & Bright Christmas Decorating Contest to spread a little extra joy.
Purpose
The Hungry Housewives
Life is better when it’s shared. We celebrate home, community, creativity, and the simple moments that remind us life doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful. Whether it’s a favorite recipe, home project, event, or story we’re telling, we hope our corner of the internet inspires you to create and connect with others..
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A community-licensed and supported public television station and media organization, whose mission is to inform and inspire our community to make the world a better place.
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