Posts from February 2020

There's nothing quite like sitting in a beautiful, historic theater, and taking in a show from a talented team of performers. The Old Log Theatre has been an Excelsior staple for more than 75 years, with award-winning plays and an atmosphere that's second to none. In recent years, the facility has been modernized in many ways with the addition of a new, dedicated restaurant space and so much more. There's fun for all ages waiting for you at the Old Log Theatre, so let's take a closer look at what you can expect when you visit this local gem.

Local Theater in Excelsior

• Visit an Acclaimed Local Theater with a Rich History
  Conveniently located close to Excelsior homes for sale, the Old Log Theatre has existed in one form or another since it was first founded in 1940. The original theater was located in an old log stable, and the most popular plays of the times were performed in that rustic facility for 20 years. Eventually, a dedicated theater was built in 1960, with plays happening year-round. While the times may have changed, the Old Log Theatre remains a staple of the local performing arts scene, and the facility has received extensive upgrades in recent years without ever losing its historic charm.

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If you're out looking for Excelsior homes for sale, there's a good chance that, at some point, you'll be offered a home warranty. Maybe the seller of your new home will offer to buy one to sweeten the deal, or maybe you've started receiving offers for home warranties in the mail. Either way, you probably have two very important questions: What is a home warranty, and do I need one?

Home Warranties vs. Homeowners Insurance

Purchasing homeowners insurance has been common practice for a long time, but home warranties have also become increasingly popular in recent years. And while the two may sound similar, there are some crucial differences. 

• Homeowners insurance works like any other kind of insurance, offering financial protection for you if your home is damaged in any number of ways. The specifics depend on the details of your policy, but it's typical for homeowners insurance to cover theft, vandalism, and fire damage, as well as certain natural disasters. Damage from wind and hail are usually covered, but flood damage and earthquake damage often require a separate policy.

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