Danelle Sibley, ReeceNichols Realtors, Kearney

Did you know that you can receive a free market report for your neighborhood? Just enter your info at the link below and it will be sent straight to your inbox! https://danellesibley.reecenichols.com//myneighborhoodrepo

#Congratulations #Closingday Welcome to Kearney, Riley and Brianna!! You did it....YOU BOUGHT A HOUSE!! From newlyweds to new homeowners!! These 1st time homebuyers were a blessing to work with! ... Help me out and let's give them both a BIG WELCOME TO #KearneyMO!!

Realtor.com just released a few bathroom trends that we might see grow in popularity this year. Which ones can you get on board with in 2021?? https://www.realtor.com//wash-away-2020-with-fresh-and-be/

The ReeceNichols office released these tips for preparation for power outages during the winter. With our recent ice storm and outages in our area, this list is important to share and prepare! Here is a list of items you’ll need! Water At least five gallons per person and more if you’re in an area prone to long periods of cold temperatures.... Blankets Flashlights and extra batteries Shovel Power source If you don’t have a backup generator and don’t want to invest in one, consider an alternative power source. You could use a power cord that can connect to your car to charge your phone, a backup battery to power your phone at home or a hand-crank tool to produce your own power. Food High-energy food, such as dried fruit or candy, and food that doesn’t require cooking or refrigeration is best. Don’t forget extra food for your pets. First aid supplies Compress dressings, bandages, cloth tape, antibiotic ointment packets, antiseptic wipe packets, aspirin, non-latex gloves, oral thermometer, tweezers, etc. Radio Purchase a battery-powered NOAA weather radio and portable radio to receive emergency information. These may be your only links to the outside in a power outage. Toiletries and special needs items like diapers Extra medicine Heat Keep an alternative way to heat your home during a power failure handy, like a fireplace, woodstove or a kerosene heater. Candles & Matches Fire Extinguisher Battery powered clock Now you’re prepared for whatever mother nature throws your way! See more

Happy New Year Friends! The snow is soooo pretty today! What are you doing on this 1st day of 2021? We slept in this morning. (Although this may have been the 1st year I didn't make it to midnight ) I've been organizing inside and I'm getting ready to head to the gym. I'd love to see photos of how you are spending your day or pictures of the beautiful, snowy blanket outside!! Please Share!!