• Published On: July 28, 2018By 2.6 min read

    Questionable criticism of coffee continues to pour in Have you seen Juan Valdez lately? Certainly, you remember Juan Valdez. He’s appeared in print and TV advertisements on behalf of Colombian [...]

  • Published On: May 15, 2018By 8 min read

    New program brings hope and leadership opportunities to inmates. Every eye is trained on the middle-aged man standing in the center of the room. As he shares his [...]

  • Published On: March 28, 2018By 4 min read

    Therapy, family, and friends help woman cope with Vegas shooting trauma. Becca Laws remembers a white purse on the ground with lip gloss and a wallet spilling out. Nearby, a [...]

  • Published On: February 24, 2018By 2.2 min read

    Single mom’s devotion to children prompts dramatic lifestyle change. After Pam Fletcher adopted a boy and a girl, she developed bad eating habits. As a single parent tending to her [...]

  • Published On: February 2, 2018By 1.7 min read

    We learn most of what’s good for us from our mothers. They generally tell us no dessert until the veggies are gone or no cookies before dinner. Kenneth Park is [...]

  • Published On: January 28, 2018By 2.2 min read

    Story: Barry Eaton and Anne Morjanoff In learning to deal with cancer with a diary, a book was born. When Barry was diagnosed with cancer of the throat and thyroid, [...]

  • Published On: January 8, 2018By 7.9 min read

    When you were a kid, did you ever dig for buried treasure in the backyard? If you did, can you remember that expectant, nervous feeling in the pit of [...]

  • Published On: January 8, 2018By 10.5 min read

    One Small Change Whether you need to eat more vegetables, read more books or quit spreading yourself so thin, it’s time to realize that making one small change in [...]

  • Published On: December 28, 2017By 2.1 min read

    (Tongue-in-cheek) medical news from top to bottom. Calling Dr. Frankenstein News outlets reported Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero’s plan to perform the world’s first human head transplant in December. His plan, [...]

  • Published On: December 28, 2017By 2.1 min read

    Mother of four focuses on living positively while battling breast cancer. René Anderson’s radiologist husband didn’t have to say a word. His somber face was a clue about her mammogram [...]

  • Published On: December 22, 2017By 4.5 min read

    Despite demanding schedules, medical professionals find time for fun-filled activities. While those in the medical field are driven workaholics who make many sacrifices, they still understand the importance of maintaining [...]

  • Published On: November 28, 2017By 11.9 min read

    Whatever hurts tends to hurt worse around Christmastime. Fortunately, there are ways to cope and brighten your holidays. It’s the most wonderful time of the year. For Maile DeLand, it [...]

  • Published On: November 28, 2017By 4.3 min read

    Writer: Chris Gerbasi Photo: Fred Lopez Artist’s colorful paintings of dogs on stones raise awareness for pet adoption. ___________________________________________________________________________ In the 1970s, as a novelty gag, people kept “pet rocks” [...]

  • Published On: November 28, 2017By 4.1 min read

     An estimated 40 million Americans are plagued by excessive anxiety and their fears can intensify at Christmastime. Story: Theresa Campbell A high school teacher, wife, and mother of three boys, [...]

  • Published On: November 28, 2017By 4.1 min read

    Alcohol is a depressant, yet many people feel a drink or two will make them better when they’ve got the blues. You’ll often hear people say they’ve had a bad [...]