Debra Noojin

• Animal Awareness: March is often associated with the arrival of spring, which brings various animal migrations and births. Many animals, such as migratory birds, return from warmer climates during this month.

• National Nutrition Month: March is designated as National Nutrition Month in the U.S., encouraging people to make informed food choices and develop healthy eating habits.

• March Equinox: The March equinox, occurring around March 20, marks the point when the sun crosses the celestial equator, resulting in nearly equal lengths of day and night across the globe.

• St. Patrick’s Day: March 17 is celebrated as St. Patrick's Day, honoring Ireland's patron saint with festivities that include parades, wearing green, and enjoying Irish food and drinks.

• World Poetry Day: March 21 is recognized as World Poetry Day, encouraging people to appreciate and promote poetry in all its forms.

• March is a Month of Awareness: Various awareness campaigns occur in March, including National Kidney Month, Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, and Save Your Vision Month, highlighting important health issues.

• March Weather: The saying "March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb" reflects the unpredictable and often stormy weather in early March, which typically gives way to milder weather by the end of the month.

• Cherry Blossom Season: In many places, particularly Washington, D.C., March marks the beginning of cherry blossom season, with trees blooming in beautiful pink and white flowers.

• March Birthdays: Famous people born in March include Albert Einstein (March 14), Johann Sebastian Bach (March 31), and Lady Gaga (March 28).

• Daylight Saving Time: Many regions in the U.S. and other countries observe Daylight Saving Time starting on the second Sunday of March, giving longer daylight hours in the evening.

These cool facts highlight the diverse cultural, historical, and natural significance of March!

The Debra Noojin State Farm Insurance office is proud to serve Marshall, Etowah, Blount, DeKalb, and surrounding Alabama areas with Auto Insurance, Home Insurance, Renter’s Insurance, Life Insurance, Business Insurance and Financial Services, with a focus on resident relocations to the Marshall County area. I am your State Farm Insurance Agent for the Guntersville, AL area and your one stop shop for your car insurance and other insurance needs. I love what I do! Give us a call if you are moving to Guntersville, Albertville, Boaz, Arab, New Hope, or the surrounding Marshall or Etowah County areas. Every day means another opportunity to connect with my community and build relationships with my neighbors, so we can work together on the coverage that makes sense for them. I’m passionate about making my customers feel comfortable and confident in their insurance. My team of licensed Insurance Professionals is here to help get you Insurance coverage for your specific needs. We offer checking along with credit-card options. Not only can we help with Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Boatowners, Life Insurance and Financial Services, but we are also able to assist small business owners with their Commercial lines of Insurance. When is the last time you sat down with a licensed agent and went over your coverage. Let me have the honor today. Call, Click, Text or Stop by the office today for a free Car Insurance, Home Insurance or Life Insurance Quote! We would love the opportunity to meet you and see how we may serve you and your family. ~