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HOW ARE COMPOUNDS MADE? Making a compound incorporates the pharmaceutical sciences with the art of making a preparation, which is in a form most effective for the patient. Our pharmacists and technicians have undergone extensive [...] -
Courtesy Dobbs Wealth Management Unpredictability is challenging. There is reassurance in steadiness, optimism when we see positive results ahead. But in most things––including life––nothing stays the same forever. It helps when we’re prepared for bumps [...]
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You hear his voice most weeknights calmly reporting events or describing issues in the day’s news. Perhaps you watched him moderate the presidential debates. Maybe you’re among those who have been listening to him from the very earliest days in 1975 when he joined PBS’s The Robert MacNeil Report as the Washington correspondent, or the following year as the program expanded, renamed The MacNeil-Lehrer Report and went national. In 1983 it became the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, eventually changing its name once more during 1995-96 season when Robert MacNeil retired. Since then that calm visage and voice are seen and heard on The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer televised by PBS stations everywhere. Today Jim’s official title is Executive Editor and Anchor. […]
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Nearly 40 years after making millions of teenage girls swoon, he’s charming a new generation of fans.
Pin down Donny Osmond and it’s clear why he’s tough to reach: he never slows down. A typical day for Osmond entails flying back and forth between his home in Utah to Las Vegas to perform in “Donny & Marie” at the Flamingo, along with hosting a daily radio show, all while squeezing in solo tour dates, filming and pitching a television pilot, and recording new music. Not a bad day’s work for a former teen idol who was heading towards near obscurity in the early 80s before making an unexpected comeback. […]
