The Beauty of Saying “No” –– Setting Boundaries for a Healthier Life
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 […]
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 […]
By Sara Coleman Older individuals often find themselves dealing with more health issues, including physical and mental ones, which may prevent them from driving to the best of their ability. Health issues may range from […]
Gradually, then Suddenly, Sherman becomes the latest Lone Star State boomtown By Nate Strauch For most of the last 175 years, the eyes of Texas have rarely, if ever, wandered north of Dallas. In fact, […]
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