Creating the perfect date night in your own kitchen

RICHMOND, Va. - A study by the National Marriage Project suggests that couples who spend time together at least once a week experience benefits in many areas of their lives. Date night may be a bit more challenging these days due to social distancing and the closure of restaurants and entertainment businesses. However, Allison Carver, a licensed professional counselor and the creator of Cook In Tonight, shares creative date night ideas and ways to keep your conversations meaningful. To learn more about the Cook In Tonight program, visit Allison’s website.