By Terry Manning I have to admit after my last column calling Trump supporters “dummies,” I expected there to be a little
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By Bonnie Kapp Two weeks ago, America voted to re-elect Donald Trump. As his cabinet takes shape and the most urgent priorities
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By Cherimie Crane Weatherford Southerners are known for their courageous spirit, adaptive nature, and unwavering perspective. We have survived wars, civil unrest,
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By Scott Graber It is Wednesday, and it’s overcast. This morning I’m sitting on our recently renovated deck drinking my second cup
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By Andy Brack Just about every business day for the last two decades, the morning has started with picking out an interesting
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The large, waterfront windows of Renee Levin’s living room let in the early fall sunlight, highlighting the serene pieces of artwork on
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A cramp is a muscle spasm or sudden, involuntary contraction of one or more muscles into a painful knot. A cramp, sometimes
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Worries about work, money, health care and staying safe in the post-pandemic environment—as well as broader issues such as discrimination and climate
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• Cognitive decline is a normal part of aging, but not everyone declines at the same rate. • A new study investigates the relationship
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With so many viruses circulating, like COVID-19, RSV and the flu, it’s sure to cause concern for parentsand caregivers. They may not know when
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By Justin Jarrett LowcoSports.com The idea behind the JCS Memorial Preseason Tournament was to honor a former Bridges Prep wrestler who was
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