By Jodie Whitaker Someday. It’s a word filled with promise but often hollow in its delivery. How many times have we told ourselves, “I’ll start next week,” or “When things settle down, I’ll finally tackle […]
By Sondra Barr Photos by Sondra Barr There’s something liberating about being able to hop on a plane and, in just over two hours, find yourself in a completely different world. That’s the beauty of […]
By Claire Winslow Saying “No” can be intimidating and even rebellious if, like many of us, your way of life is one of busyness as a badge of honor. Many adults view life as an […]
Identity theft in this digital age has become an increasingly prevalent and sophisticated crime, leaving countless individuals dealing with the aftermath of stolen personal information. If you find yourself a victim of identity theft, it’s critical to take immediate and decisive action to minimize the damage and reclaim control over your identity. […]
March is Women’s History Month, so let’s celebrate women’s liberation by remembering the accomplishments of some of history’s most dedicated and resilient women—and honor their memory by taking a stand against the erosion of women’s rights. […]
By Kimberly Blaker Whether you’re considering welcoming a new furry friend into your home or have a dog or cat already, the decision to spay or neuter can be a difficult choice. You may feel […]
The number of couples who meet online, in all age groups, continues to grow. A whopping 39% of heterosexual couples and 65% of same-sex couples who met in 2017 met online. This was reported in a new study, “Disintermediating your friends,” by Michael Rosenfeld, Department of Sociology at Stanford University. […]
Nestled beneath the mighty Mogollon Rim, just a stone’s throw from the banks of Christopher Creek, I recently discovered Payson’s best-kept secret: Creekside Cabins, Tavern and Tours. This hidden gem, a mere 90-minute drive from Phoenix, is the perfect retreat for those looking to escape for a bit of rest and relaxation. […]
Most of us growing up looked forward to the holidays. Children’s idea of the holidays and the joy they bring is far different than an adult’s perspective. I believe we all would like to maintain a childlike attitude and naivety about the holidays. As we get older, we meet life with more responsibilities and somehow most of the “cheer” in a holiday season dwindles. […]
By Tamera Whitlow, LVN, USAF Volunteers! When I hear the word, it reminds me of a family. People doing things that benefit others, unconditionally, with a smile on their faces. Each day, somewhere, volunteers give […]
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