Cingo blog
Find tips to protect your home and read about some of the good being done in our communities.
‘Porch Portraits’ Give Neighbors an Opportunity to Help
Wedding photographer memorializes pandemic while supporting domestic violence shelter.When the COVID-19 lockdown began in March, Ashley Marks, a wedding and portrait...
An Important Message from Cingo
How many times have you answered your phone just to hear a recording from "John calling about your extended car warranty?" We receive those calls, too, in our Care Center. In...
Dublin friends create masks to keep folks far and near safe during pandemic
Terrie Starley, a grandmother of four, keeps friends engaged and supplies in the pipeline.
What began in March as a group making masks for friends quickly exploded into a...
3 Tools for Homeowners to Stay Ahead
Your family and home deserve the utmost protection, but it can be daunting without the right tools at your disposal. It takes a lot to juggle all the aspects of being a...
Good Deeds of Coffee County Rallies the Community to Help
Local lawyer leads volunteers to provide everything from mattresses to food for those in need.
What started as one law office filling a big need for local children has...
Prepare Your Backyard for Summertime Activities
As summer kicks into high gear, your backyard becomes a hot spot for outdoor activities, but also becomes the prime location for potential threats. Your home, inside and out,...
River of Life Dublin brings teens and adults together to keep homes safe and secure
If you're looking, you'll find the need. And just as importantly, you'll find the people to help.
For Pine Forest United Methodist Church assistant pastor Josh Echols, it...
Red Flags for Homeowners
Issues in your home are always best when caught early. The best way to spot the red flags of a potential problem is to rely on your senses and be alert. Here are the top 3 red...
Shelter Will Be Security For Homeless Female Veterans
A childhood experience instills purpose in founder of Warner Robins Genesis Joy HouseHomeless Shelter. Margaret Queen-Flowers was 12 years old when her grandmother took her...