by Heidi Davidson | Mar 2, 2020 | Everyday Living
The glorious season of Spring arrives on March 19th, just a couple weeks away! It represents new life and fresh beginnings and can get us thinking about Spring cleaning. We often have good intentions about maintaining our homes, but we don’t realize how quickly...
by Heidi Davidson | Sep 20, 2018 | Everyday Living
“Help! I’ve fallen, and I can’t get up!” Chances are you have seen the commercial, exaggerated acting and all. However, the issue of older adults falling is a serious matter. The number of fall-related injuries has increased with the aging of...
by Hannah Weesner | Sep 13, 2018 | Everyday Living
The possibilities to connect with your grandkids on social media are essentially endless. Since I am only 21, I am going to speak from my perspective as a granddaughter. I believe the use of social media, Facebook in particular, is a godsend. There are so many times I...
by Bruce Dean | Jul 25, 2018 | Everyday Living, Fitness, Nutrition
It always starts with a nice hike through the woods, with far too much fishing gear in tow. I have made this trek for more years than I would sometimes like to remember. But, once I set foot in a clear flowing stream or river, I remember why it is always time well...
by Carol Weesner, MD | Jul 12, 2018 | Everyday Living
The dog days of summer are here… hot temps, high humidity, and little breeze. Besides the modern convenience of air conditioners, how can you young at hearts stay safe and continue to enjoy the sunshine? As a side note, who actually invented the air...
by Charlie Dean | Jul 5, 2018 | Everyday Living
The Fourth of July is a day to celebrate our independence and to honor our military service. We take the time to honor those who have served, have fallen, and are currently serving. Many families of fallen soldiers cannot afford flag boxes, a symbol of...
