daylight savings time

It's time to remember how to change those manual clocks.

Along with kids going back to school, the days will start getting shorter as we get closer and closer to fall and we will go back to Standard Time. Almost everybody loves the fall season as football begins and the relief of these hot summer days.

If you want to get people fired up, you don't have to talk about politics. Just ask if they like changing their clocks an hour every year in the spring and fall. When is Daylight Savings Time and will Arkansas stop the back and forth and eventually stay in Daylight Savings Time permanently?

Fall is here, and summer wasted no time exiting the building. Know what that means.... time to put up the sandals and sundresses and time to adjust to the time change.

This time change is H-E-Double Hockey Sticks on me every year. This year, I decided I would look up some tips to help me push through this year to set me up for success for the 2018 daylight savings time. Below I'm sharing with you the three tips I'm implementing to make this transition a good one ...

Daylight Saving Time comes to an end this weekend. Time to "fall" back to Standard Time.

The weather may not be very spring-like, but it is time to spring forward into daylight savings time this weekend.

It's time to Spring into Daylight Savings Time.

Are you ready for the time change? This weekend it will time to fall back one hour.

This weekend we start Daylight Savings Time. Remember we "spring forward" one hour!

It's that time of year again. Time for Daylight Savings Time.

Its time to get that extra hour of daylight when you get home in the afternoon/evening.  Most of the United States begins Daylight Saving Time at 2:00 a.m. on the second Sunday in March and goes back to standard time on the first Sunday in November.