Fred and Wilma used Elephant Energy for the air-source heat pump to warm and cool their house and heat their 50-gallon water heater. The $22,000 cost (after rebates) included an electrical upgrade.

On the contrary, “The Flintstones” drew a lot of attention for its fearless portrayal of a modern family! Fred and Wilma sharing a bed may not seem like a big deal now, but it was something to ...

Charles M. Schulz, nicknamed Sparky, detested the name the comics syndicate gave his strip, Peanuts. It was originally known ...

Fred Sandeski says he will no longer have a care home bed starting Wednesday. He suffers from COPD, epilepsy and visual impairment. Sandeski was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee ...

Charlotte was preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Wilma Bennett. The family will forever be grateful to the neurology and surgical teams at Vanderbilt University Hospital, whose care gave ...

“Solidarity, not charity.” At its most basic level, that’s how proponents describe mutual aid. Though historically associated with leftist causes, mutual aid is, at its core, about people helping one ...

It’s common knowledge that originality is not Hollywood’s strong suit. Very often, the industry prefers to rely on established properties and trends rather than attempting to make something ...

Born in Elgin, Ill., on Aug. 11, 1959, Fred was the son of the late Julian "Joe" Warczak and Wilma (Wiegel) Warczak. At the age of 18, Fred enlisted in the United States Navy and was stationed on ...

Barney Rubble: You know, Fred, I hear that eatin' too much red meat is bad for you. Fred Flintstone: What a load of bunk! My father ate it every day of his life and he lived to the ripe old age of ...

Wilma Flintstone: This has gone far enough! After everything that we've done for you! We took you into our home! Betty Rubble: Oh, yeah, so you could show off every chance you got. You used to be such ...