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Renovating your home? Protect your investment Pair these five upgrades with complementary insurance

BY STATEPOINT

The increased time spent at home during the pandemic has resulted in many people deciding to tackle home renovation projects. From creating a new office space or virtual learning area, to larger projects like bathroom renovations, many homeowners are rolling up their sleeves to do the improvements themselves.

And the trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down.

In fact, the Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity (LIRA) projects the remodeling industry will be even stronger in 2021, up 3.8% compared to 2020. During the pandemic, homeowners have fixed up or added on decks, updated landscaping and installed new roofs, among other projects. According to HomeAdvisor’s latest annual State of Home Spending report, the number one completed project was interior painting – 35% Reio1

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of households painted in 2020, making a visual impact with a low investment.

What’s on your to-do list? If you’re considering an upgrade but not sure where to start, check out the results of a national survey by Erie Insurance, conducted prior to the pandemic, which revealed what homeowners don’t have, but wish they did. Here are the top five: 1. Walk-in pantry: This topped the list with just under a third of respondents (30%) saying they wish they had one. Kitchen renovations are typically on wish lists, and Houzz reported that demand for kitchen remodelers was up 40% in June 2020 compared to the year prior.

2. Granite countertops: 17.8% 3. Kitchen island: 16.8% 4. Tankless water heater: 16.4%

Want to make an impact in the local real estate market?

5. Finished basement: 16.2% Regardless of the new features or upgrades you choose, it’s important to let your insurance agent know so you can make sure you have enough homeowners insurance coverage.

“We understand how important the home is; that’s why we provide coverage to suit ever y home and budget,” says Bob Buckel, vice president and product manager at Erie Insurance. “Our variety of optional endorsements helps you customize your policy without breaking the bank.”

Consider expanding your coverage beyond the standard homeowners policy with endorsements – like equipment breakdown to cover that new tankless water heater. They can also cover stolen or misplaced jewelry, sewer or drain backups, cyber-crimes, identity theft and underground service lines. Adding these extra coverages to your home policy can provide you with the comfort knowing all the extra work you put into sprucing up your home will be protected.

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Former McAtee Department $4,000,000 Store bldg. in Owensboro's downtown. Excellent Condition.

New roof & HVAC systems in 2016. Each floor is unique & the building is well suited for multiple users & easily modified to accommodate retail, boutique hotel and/or restaurant uses. Connected directly to the parking garage. Adjacent to the Riverpark Center, Museum & downtown businesses, restaurants, shopping, park, riverfront, hotels, & convention center. Call JoAnn Risner 270121 E. 2nd Street 570-3939. MLS#76897

$279,900

1328 W. 4th Street

Great location on corner lot w/over 3,000 sq.ft. commercial building in a high traffic area. Being used as Maglinger Art & Frame Shop. Totally remodeled in 2006, heating, cooling, plumbing, & electrical. Near bustling downtown & live entertainment, restaurants, & shopping. Inventory that is present at time of purchase will be included. There are two lots that go with this property & are located directly behind property. 421 Frayser Ave. (64x50) & is an all paved lot. And 1331 W. 5th St. lot & building (45x139).

Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 MLS#79761

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270-9261400 $825,000

104 E 4th Street Fantastic opportunity and a great location right in the heart of Downtown Owensboro Kentucky across from City Hall and the Post office. Sale includes (104 East 4th St.-7,292 Sq Ft office building, 112 East 4th St.-3,888 Sq Ft Victorian house and a 5 unit apartment building-2,743 Sq Ft, which totals approximately .982 acres with a large parking lot area for tenants and employees. Gross income potential of over $100,000 annually. Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476 or JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#80141

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$534,900

6635 Waterford Place This beautiful 3BR/3BA 4,340 sq. ft. home located at the Summit. Upstairs has potential of 3 more bedrooms. Many updates include real Bamboo hardwood flooring, tile, new window treatments, and newly painted interior, A eat in kitchen with beautiful granite countertops, Enclosed sun porch not included in sq.feet. 3 car garage with new garage doors . All furniture in the home is FOR SALE. YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE!! Call JoAnn Risner (270) 570-3939. MLS#81085

$129,000

$549,900 120 E 4th Street Corner lot across from City Hall. Is Zoned B2 (Commercial). Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476 or JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#80142

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$349,000 991 W. 1st Street

703 Live Oak Beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath condo all on one level centrally located in quiet gated community across from Legion Park. Cherry cabinets and granite countertops in kitchen. 2 kitchen hutch cabinets and outdoor grill stay with the house. Enjoy the community clubhouse and pool. 2 car attached garage. Won't last long. Call Stephanie Miller 270-929-3140. MLS#80937

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Beautiful 4 bedroom, 3 bath home completely remodeled home with a magnificent view of the great Ohio River. Beautiful landscaping, covered patio, within walking distance of the Downtown Riverfront with live entertainment, restaurants, and shopping. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#79797

703 Griffith Ave. 5BR/4BA in Griffith area. Has been renovated.

Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476. MLS#80713

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Spruce up for spring Fresh ideas for your next home upgrade

BY FAMILY FEATURES

Spring means it's time to star t sprucing up your home and garden with a little TLC inside and out. If you're unsure where to begin, consider these tips:

MAKE FUNCTION A PRIORITY

While aesthetic changes may boost value and please the eye, be sure to consider upgrades that make living easier, like organization units that give you more space or upgrades that create additional living space.

KEEP BUDGET IN MIND

Make a list of the projects you'd like to complete and estimate how much each will cost. Use the list to determine what you can afford to complete now.

DO YOUR RESEARCH

If you'll be making a significant purchase such as a new vacuum or grill, be sure to explore your options, read reviews and shop around for the best prices for greater confidence in what you choose.

HANDS FREE SPRING CLEANING

For busy households, an all in one vacuum and mop robot like the Deebot N8+ is a perfect daily companion to help automate spring cleaning. It features high suction power (but low noise), Tr ueMapping technology to create an efficient cleaning path and the OZMO Mopping System to remove 99.26% of bacteria with dual vacuuming and mopping. Controllable with a smartphone app, it includes an Auto Empty Station for months of hands- and maintenance-free cleaning.

Learn more at ecovacs.com/us.

ENHANCE THE SPACE UNDER YOUR DECK

Optimize the space beneath an elevated deck by adding a drainage system such as Trex RainEscape.

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Designed to captur e and diver t water, this system protects a deck's substructure from moisture damage while creating dr y space usable for storage or an additional living area.

Homeowners can safely add gas lines and wiring to accommodate grills, appliances, ceiling fans, lights and enter tainment components to create an outdoor oasis. For more information, visit TrexRainEscape. com.

WHEN TO UPDATE HOME AND GARDEN GOODS

Investing in quality products, properly maintaining and storing them all have an impact on how long they'll stay in good working condition. As you tackle spring cleaning this year, take stock of your common home and garden equipment to determine what may need updating.

• Lawn Mower: If your mower needs a r epair that exceeds its value, it's time for a replacement.

However, there may be other signs that an upgrade is warranted. Rough operation, fr equent br eakdowns or other indications of faulty performance deser ve a second look.

Before you buy new, remember to check your war ranty to determine whether repairs might be covered.

• Vacuum: Many homeowners discard their used vacuum when it stops picking up dir t and debris as efficiently as it did originally. Before you move on, be sure to check that performance issues aren't the result of clogged hoses or a filter than needs cleaning or replacing. A belt may also be wor n or need adjusting. Other signs it may be time to replace the vacuum include damaged or frayed cords, motor issues like overheating or making strange noises.

• Grill: A grill may last anywhere from 5-15 years, depending on the quality of the materials and how it is maintained. However, it's common to have to replace par ts along the way. Signs you may need a new grill include a firebox (the main enclosure) with cracks, r ust or holes and burners that distribute heat unevenly. Damaged grates can affect even grilling if they're warped or if they're flaky or rusted, they can contaminate food. If you're not able to replace the grates, or any other essential par t, including hoses and connectors for a gas grill, you'll be better off replacing the unit.

GET READY TO GRILL

A grill’s lifespan depends on many factors, including where and how it is stored and your climate. When it’s time to upgrade, you’ll have some decisions to make. The biggest is which heating style you prefer: gas, electric or charcoal. Other considerations include the overall size, number of burners and grate quality.

Also be sure to compare available features, such as side burners and igniters, which are fairly common, and upgrades like lighting and fuel gauges.

PERFECT YOUR PANTRY

Cleaning out your pantr y is an impor tant step during spring cleaning as it allows you to discar d expired items and rethink the space.

Start by reorganizing and simplifying the area with ClosetMaid ventilated shelving like this Pantr y Organizer.

Built with the ShelfTrack system for a fully adjustable space along with close mesh to help prevent items from tipping over, it includes four 4-foot-by-16-inch shelves, a hang track and all necessar y hardware.

Find more information at closetmaid. com.

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Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers were recorded between March 3 to March 15: 754 Devonshire Drive, Peggy Wade to Cathy Garner, $65,000 8215 Berry Road, estate of Mary Cecil to James and Christy Gilles, $1,249,000 2241 Ottawa Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $30,400 6345 Springwood Drive, Woodland Ridge Development Inc. to Ballards Development LLP, $45,000 Farm property on Kentucky 60 W., Carl Watson Residuary Trust to Rudy Grain Farms LLC, $174,000 417 Skinner Lane, James and Sandra Baize to Chad Himes, $12,000 592 Yelvington Grandview Road, Rosstine Horsley to Cynthia Evans, $137,000 801 Eastwood Drive, Key Real Estate LLC to Andrea Mattingly, $124,000 4609 Arborgate Drive, Jyostanaben and Harish Patel to Kathryn and Kenneth Lewis, $320,000 8657 Kentucky 144, Melanie and Aaron Hall to Heather and Chad Montgomery, $85,000 3243 Spring Ridge Parkway, Kenneth and Kathryn Lewis to Lanee Walsh, $325,000 1208 W. Third St., Tanne Gaddis to Darien McClure, $80,415 2927 Allen St., William and Annette Howard to Ian Simpson and Haley May, $89,900 3515 Roundtable Loop, John and Tonya Hill to Michael and Tammy Owens, $214,900 647 Ridgewood St., Jimmie Cox Jr. to Jerome and Diovelyn Hernandez, $94,900 3512 Cannonade Loop S., estate of Doyle Wilcox to Teresa Boarman, $130,000 6113 Fairmont Court, estate of James Thomas to TEK Enterprises LLC, $255,500 2553 Westwood Ave., Jamie Sapp to Ricky and Michelle Rudd, $5,000 3851 Thruston Dermont Road, Richard and Lisa Cecil to Daniel and Natalie McCarty, $206,900 4605 Winkler Road, Bradford and Beverly Hamilton to Debra Shown, $52,900 2201 Mill Run, Natalie and Daniel McCarty to Ramilyn and George Crawford, $182,500 4235 Lake Forest Drive, James and Amy Willcox to Yan Chen and Houqiang Zhong, $800,000 5872 May Road, Glen and Beth Hagan to Gary and Shannon Bumpus, $189,900 9450 Sauer Lane, Mark and Katie Julian to William DiMarco, $155,000

5221 Kentucky 56, Brandy and Joshua Fairchild to Erin Wegrzyn, $112,000 2381 Jessica Lane, JR Acquisition LLC to DeLisa Rogers Jackson Revocable Trust, $95,000 2451 W. Marksberry Road, Linda and Michael McWilliams to Stephanie Shah, $55,000 5031 Wind Hollow Road, Angela L. Thompson, mater commissioner to S & S KY Holdings LLC, $1,000 Residential property on Oakford Road, Ernie Sampson to David and Michael Wimsatt, $26,000 925 Griffith Ave., James Howard to Nancy Fraize, $319,881 3214 Chickasaw Drive, Deborah and Richard Gray to Sarah Houle, $193,000 451 Kentucky 1207, Kayla and Brian Fulkerson to Michael and Chelsea Pearre, $144,000 3911 Greenback Road, Jessica Wellman and Robert Wellman to Bobbena Ruscoe, $92,000 2616 W. Victory Court, Sarah Houle to Brian Behnke, $132,000 2141 Collins Drive, Logan Embry to Nathan Riley, $82,000 7678 Kentucky 81, J. Meador to David Clark, $56,639 2630 Circle Drive, Joshua and Winter Hardin to Holly Hodskins and John Tingler, $115,000 11741 Kentucky 431, CDA Holdings LLC to Goodwin Revocable Living Trust, $315,000 617 Crittenden St., Lapis LLC to Benjamin and Lachelle Early, $70,000 1804 Sunset Drive, Gary and Virginia Maglinger to Stephen Maglinger, $50,000 for one-fourth interest The following real estate transfers were recorded between March 15 to March 18: 7139 U.S. 231, Joy Braden and others to Jordon Colburn and Logan Robinson, $76,300 4057 Little Bluestem Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $38,500 4057 Little Bluestem Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Tonya and John Hill, $229,228 3723 Strike the Gold Court, Ethan Hall to Kenneth and Marina Lanham, $172,000 3946 Little Bluestem Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $36,750 3946 Little Bluestem Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Harnell and Janice Felty, $237,845

4106 Bluestem Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $36,750 4106 Bluestem Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Michael and Steffanie Powers, $281,406 3210 Steeplechase, Jackie Gish and Julia Gish to Steven Phillips II, $210,500 6136 Sutter Loop E., estate of Debra Jarvis to Larry and Deborah Hatfield, $85,000 2701 Keller Road, Pat May to Shelby May, $125,500 10228 Lanham Road, Jason and Carrie O’Bryan to Michael and Brittany Gilmore, $285,000 2804 Glencrest Drive, William and Nina Marold to George and Dana Greco, $425,000 2412 Downing Drive, Alexander and Rachel Gurren to Blake Bradley and Whitni Brandle, $165,000 4587 Honeysuckle Lane, Honeysuckle LLC to Bryan and Abbie Daniel, $15,000 4655 Honeysuckle Lane, Honeysuckle LLC to John and Elizabeth Yager, $15,000 Residential property on Kentucky 762, Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner to Andrew and Amy Payne, $31,000 104 W. Warwick Drive, Jo Loyd to Ankit Singh, $125,000 453 Kentucky 1554, Robert and Stacey Fulkerson to Kayla and Brian Fulkerson, $163,000 3876 Garden Terrace, Michael and Ruth Mason to Kevin and Synora Jackson, $200,000 5381 Meadow Run Drive, Kevin and Synora Jackson to Preston Allen and Christopher Jackson, $200,000 608 Crittenden St., M&M Investments of KY LLC to Coppage Rentals LLC, $115,000 812 Clay St., Mark and Margaret Whitehouse to Coppage Rentals LLC, $70,000 716 Ashland Ave., Louis and Patricia Kost to Chad and Katie Kost, $78,000 316 Ewing Road, Prater Capital LLC to Murphy Investments LLC, $40,000 5324 Webster Lane, Michael and Teresa Wallace to Louise Vidanes, $146,000 2326 Harriet Lane, Mark Johnson to Joseph and Melissa Myers, $153,000 512 Graystone Drive, James and Charlotte Coomes to Nicholas Watson, $243,000 2328 Monroe Ave., Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $36,500 2328 Monroe Ave., Jagoe Homes Inc. to Ramanjaneyulu Galla and Kanaka Komirisetty, $303,120

3814 Rudy Martin Drive, Nicholas Watson and Keshia Watson to Brandon Wilson, $116,900 1937 Leitchfield Road, Best One Owensboro Realty LLC to VAF 1937 Leitchfield Road LLC, $754,988 1730 Booth Ave., Catherine Jarboe to James and Billie Rose, $165,000 919 Michaels Court, Nicole Allen to Isaiah and Shannon Hagan, $205,400 5240 Lanewood Drive, William and Amy Daniels to Nicole Allen, $469,900 461 Mahan Road, David and Sandy Ball to James and Brenda Fox, $265,000 3549 Roundtable Loop, Isaiah and Shannon Hagan to Amanda and Martin Brooks, $174,900 8959 U.S. 231, Grant Blessings LLC to Matthew and Krystal Burton, $189,807 6251 Boston Laffoon Road, Gary and Teresa Smith to Tommy and Linda Garris, $272,000 Editor’s Note: The following real estate transfers were inadvertently left out and recorded between Nov. 12 to Nov. 18, 2020: 2546 Old Hartford Road, estate of Teresa Conder to Keith and Merrie Bommersbach, $125,000 3991 Fields Road, Shirley A. Zoglmann Family Farm LLC to Douglas and Sharon Zoglmann, $210,000 2841 Silver Creek Loop, Logan Corn to Yuanbin Jiang and Shuxia Huang, $203,000 5830 Boston Laffoon Road, Stephanie Arnett to Jasen and Carrie Chanley, $20,000 720 Canterbury Road, estate of Anna Moore to Glen Robinson, $100,000 316 Booth Ave., Ladyb3 LLC and TJLing Holdings LLC to CRAB Properties LLC, $175,000 1230 Yelvington-Knottsville Road, estate of Stanley Dawdy to Jarrod and Madison Barnes, $174,500 1512 St. Mary’s Ave., estate of James Thomas Sr. to Byron Williams, $96,300 8567 Knottsville Mount Zion Road, James and Judy Winkler and others to Jason Chanley, $10,500 3108 Brent Gray Trace, Charles and Patricia Baggerly to Tong Enterprises LLC, $185,000 2833 Brooks Parkway, Luana Harding to Sydney Girten, $242,000 9219 Pleasure Point, Michael and Mary Boothe to Michael and Mona Simmonds, $100,000 CONTINUED ON PAGE 10

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254 Cardinal Lane, Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner to Kentucky Housing Corp., $101,200 912 E. 18th St., estate of Mary Whitaker to Big Foot Properties LLC, $70,000 708 George St., Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner to Mid South Capital Partners, $200 1708 W. Fourth St., Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner to Independent Capital Holdings LLC, $1,000 4312 Valleyview Court, Mary and Glen Snow to John and Trasey Falcone, $440,000 36 Stone Creek Park, Deborah and Kenneth Norris to CTH Revocable Real Estate Holdings Trust, $899,500 2486 Old Kentucky 144, Troy and Carol Haleman to Charles and Bridget Reid, $2.35 million for five parcels Two parcels of farm property on Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on 3721 Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on Kentucky 1207 and one parcel of farm property on W. Marksberry Road, Bridgett Schrecker to Anthony Fischer, $80,450 for one-twentieth interest Two parcels of farm property on Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on 3721 Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on Kentucky 1207 and one parcel of farm property on W. Marksberry Road, Bridgett Schrecker to Joseph Fischer, $80,450 for onetwentieth interest Two parcels of farm property on Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on 3721 Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on Kentucky 1207 and one parcel of farm property on W. Marksberry Road, Erin and James Conkright to Joseph Fischer, $80,450 for one-twentieth interest Two parcels of farm property on Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on 3721 Fisher Road, one parcel of farm property on Kentucky 1207 and one parcel of farm property on W. Marksberry Road, Erin and James Conkright to Anthony Fischer, $80,450 for one-twentieth interest 1717 Griffith Ave., Deborah Mesplay and Monty Helm to Kyle and Sara Aud, $305,000 481 Raintree Drive, Emily and Daniel Wilczynski to Brandee Gross, $125,000 609 Stableford Circle, Thompson Homes Inc. to Joseph and Donna Roby, $335,860 2746 Lookout Drive, Belinda Payne to Benjamin and Veronica Englert, $176,500 6401 Thorn Ridge Crossing, Woodland

Ridge Development Inc. to Hill Custom Homes Inc., $35,900 674 Dalton St., Mary Powell to McDaniel Enterprises LLC, $70,000 4103 Mason Woods Lane, Debra Guittar to Martin and Kathy Hardesty, $160,000 194 E. Locust Grove Road, Kimberly Day to Thomas and Jessi Stallings, $149,900 1635 W. Ninth St., Prater Enterprises Inc. to Sean McCall, $17,500 for two parcels 920 McGill St., Prater Enterprises Inc. to Sean McCall, $17,500 for two parcels 4218 Settlers Point, Paola Clem to Trevor Dunn, $135,250 536 Leitchfield Road, Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner to Josh Mitchell, $30,701 6523 Kentucky 231, estate of Toby Goetz to Corey Wilson and Ashton Underhill, $94,900 3682 Briarcliff Trace, Charles and Sheila Melander to Jami and Arlando Johnson, $400,000 2423 Old Kentucky 144, Leonard and Ellen Marlowe to Larry and Sandy Wagner, $209,500 2901 Eastern Parkway, Steve and Joyce Wills to Patty Thomas, $170,000 4132 Kentucky 764, Mark and Tina Nicely to James and April Hays, $77,400 for two parcels 4142 Kentucky 764, Mark and Tina Nicely to James and April Hays, $77,400 for two parcels 6836 Creekview Court E., Jagoe Homes Inc. to Jacob Ranson, $251,760 4621 Englewood Drive, Michael and Angela Morris to Peggy and Carl Westerman, $165,000 2613 Landing Terrace, Joshua and Jessica Parris to Darrell and Christie Ingram, $170,000 3408 Arlington Drive, Brenda Filback to Maximus Byrne and others, $95,000 3848 Springtree Drive, Preston and Jade Lynn to Matthew Burgess, $139,900 149 Partridge Loop, Sanders Investment Properties LLC to Jeffrey O’Bryan, $159,900 1642 Brentwood Drive, Luke Cunningham to Donna Jones, $180,000 2408 Cavalcade Drive, Lanny Toomey to Martin Laney, $140,000 329 Holmes Drive, estate of Louis Morton to Amber Lucas, $89,900 2021 Wink Court, Shelton Bros.

Enterprises LLC to Danica Richardson, $70,000 Editor’s Note: The following real estate transfers were inadvertently left out and

recorded between Nov. 18 to Nov. 24, 2020: 4037 Kensington Place, Bobbie Newcom to James and Mary Basham, $189,900 815 Allen St., James and Brittany Hunter to Glen Robinson, $40,000 2425 Upland Point, Treva Steinbeck and Anna Steinbeck to Tyler Tichenor, $145,000 1926 Freeman Ave., Joshua and Alicia Evans to William and Barbara Rose, $155,000 817 E. 21st St., LeAnn Little to Keshia and Gemichael Sanford, $104,900 3991 Brookside Court, Stephen and Jill Hagan to Charles and Patricia Baggerly Irrevocable Trust, $197,000 2973 Lost Lake Cove, Equity Trade & Relocation Co. to James and Kristen Fallin, $319,000 2517 Downing Drive, Ross and Alicia Phelps to Hannah Ranson, $145,000 6036 Kentucky 144, James Howard to Leann Little, $165,000 699 Chuck Gray Court, Tori Vanberg to Corey Rocquin, $83,000 2289 Woodstone Court, Scott and Andrea Fischer to Morley and JeanAnne Wagner, $294,000 1224 Nassau Ave., Kathryn and Jiten Shah to Tiffany Willinger and Tashum McNary, $17,500 6185 Carmel Court, Gregory and Meleah Vaught to Scott and Lisa Gammenthaler, $420,000 6939 Aull Road, Mary Smith to Larena Kay, $7,000 2008 McCulloch Ave., estate of Jerry Cole to Andrew Goode, $10,000 1706 Lock Ave., T&T Investments LLC to Nicholas Pavlas, $30,000 1336 W. Parrish Ave., Perry Hagan and Nita Kincaid to Patrick Bittel, $195,000 5400 Haycraft Road, John and Judy Maddox to William and Lois Kuegel, $65,000 5203 Pleasant Valley Road, Audra and Colby Dorroh to Paul and Jenna Curtis, $95,000 2728 E. Fourth St., C&D Property Management LLC to Mendal Fitzgerald, $70,000 2508 New Hartford Road, Alan and Charlotte Sims to Gordon and Connie Barnett, $135,000 2679 Rush Trail, Lawrence and Judith Payne to Jessica Beckman, $204,000 3970 Little Bluestem Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $36,750 3970 Little Bluestem Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Susan Shreve, $231,641 3945 Brookfield Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $36,750

3945 Brookfield Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Chadwick and Carrie Bidwell, $332,894 634 Delray St., C&D Property Management LLC to Stephen and Shelley Newcom, $59,000 2289 Ottawa Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $30,400 2289 Ottawa Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Deborah Russell, $198,473 2260 Ottawa Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Zachary Prevette, $185,535 3738 Legacy Run, Tony and Reito Moree to Kristin Hagan, $149,900 8457 Stillhouse Road, Paul and Marilyn Clark to Jamison and Erica Beyke, $340,000 2100 Frederica St., estate of Reyburn Ford and others to Carabi LLC, $375,000 729 Cumberland St., Deborah Dillon to Kenneth and Mary Jo Plas, $62,000 1634 Springdale Drive, Suzanne Guyer to Stephen and Jill Hagan, $189,500 2013 Chesterfield Drive, Sage Acquisitions to Xing Lin, $57,000 4031 Yates Drive, Nathan Riley to Laura Hunt, $155,000 1521 Parrish Court, Patty Thomas to Fulcrum Holdings LLC, $84,800 332 Kentucky 279 S., estate of David Clouse to Jon Johnson, $63,000 1218 E. 18th St., Marilyn Hamilton Revocable Trust to Randy Smith and Karen Allen, $3,500 3827 Frederica St., Cing Nuam to Phung Ming, $116,000 1902 Prince Ave., Martha Patton to Autry Properties LLC, $32,000 4036 Kensington Place, Ryan Murphy to Bonnie Newcom, $161,000 2424 S. Griffith Ave., estate of Kathryn Phillips to Ruth Bartlett, $129,000 1634 Sherwood Drive, estate of Edward Wathen to Dennis and Mary Clark, $290,000 130 W. 21st St., Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner to U.S. Bank National Association, $58,700 3415 Comanche Place, Dorothy Smith and Bryan Devine to Spencer Ott, $135,000 3520 Thruston Dermont Road, Bobby and Tracy Cook to Melissa and John Hoegg, $269,900 3031 Russell Road, Melissa and John Hoegg to Kelsey Smith, $174,000 1679 Stinnett Road, Norman and Pamela Woodward to Katherine Schulman and Seth Woodward, $550,000 19 Maple St., Alisa Young to Lawrence and Beverly Bertke, $173,000 524 Maplewood Drive, James and Regina Phelps to Nick and Crystal Tuttle, $65,000

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Purposeful ways to style a multi-purpose room

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Whether you call it a laundry room, mudroom or something else entirely, that multi-purpose space is likely a hub of activity in your home. For homeowners creating this utility space from scratch, the sky is the limit, but even if you're updating an existing room, there are plenty of ways to add purposeful style and function.

Homeowners are often looking for ways to use the rooms in their homes in multiple ways. With some thoughtful planning and the right materials, even a modest utility area can become a multi-functional space for the entire family.

Take a utilitarian approach

When planning your space, put function front and center. There are plenty of clever ways to enhance the aesthetics, so focus first on how you want to use the space. It may be hard to conceive at first, but it's possible to create a space that serves not only your basic laundr y essentials, In a multi-use room, but also provides space for to care for four-legged it’s important to be you friends or enjoy a hobby. conscious of details For example, you might add like lighting and pet washing and grooming features, along with an overcabinetry inserts sink that doubles as a that can help bring sized gardening and potting area. organization and In a multi-use room, it's order to the space. also impor tant to be conscious of details like lighting and cabinetry inserts that can help bring organization and order to the space. Puck lighting and LED strips illuminate select areas while dividers, sliding shelves and custom pull-out cabinets ensure your items are stored out of sight but within easy reach.

Focus on ergonomics

A utility room is a place for working, so you’ll want to make accommodations to make those moments more enjoyable. For example, a raised large basin tile sink offers a spine-friendly alternative to bending over or squatting while washing a pet or potting plants. For a larger dog you can’t heft into a sink, you might consider a washing station with tiled steps, a frameless glass enclosure and low-mounted, hand-held showerhead.

Be color conscious

In a high-traffic space that sees a fair share of dirt and grime, color is an attractive way to cleverly disguise what lurks in between cleanings.

Gray tones are at the core of many contemporar y interior schemes, and a mid-tone gray color palette is ideal to hide dirt and hair while providing a crisp and clean foundation for a cohesive look. For example, Wellborn Cabinet's Shaker-style Hanover door offers clean, fuss-free lines ideal for a utilitarian space. Choose maple and finish the cabine-

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You can also bring additional character and personality to the space with accent color. For

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