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  • Fall Essentials0

    Last week, I talked about fall outfit ideas, but I just can’t quit thinking about and looking at autumnal staples as the signs of the season start to emerge. We’re not quite into full fall weather, so there’s still time to pair summer favorites with lightweight to midweight fall finds for layered looks that embrace

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 This week is all about fresh starts, Aries. The stars are aligning to give you the green light on a new project or personal goal. Don’t hesitate to jump on the first step. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Focus on building a solid foundation this week, Taurus. Whether it’s in

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  • Presbyterian Home Promotes Active Aging Week0

    Active aging is more than just a trend; it’s a vital movement that celebrates the capacity of older adults to lead rich, fulfilling lives through physical activity, purposeful engagement, and overall wellness. As the global population ages, organizations and communities are increasingly focused on empowering seniors to maintain their independence, health, and happiness. Central to

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  • Fall Outfit Ideas0

    Hands down, fall is my favorite season for fashion. As the leaves are turning, you can find me scrolling through outfit guides and curated shopping lists from fashion editors for inspiration. This inspiration usually takes the form of creating outfit formulas for chic, more formal looks, as well as casual wear for outdoor fall activities.

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy” by Mary Roach

    The Bookworm Sez: “Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy” by Mary Roach0

    The “love handles” around your middle kind of bother you. Heavy sigh. You’d like them gone but dental work is taking all your money for now. If you were honest, you’d have that balding spot fixed, too – and don’t forget new knees, which you’ll need soon enough. As in the new book, “Replaceable You”

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  • Happy Fall Y’all

    Happy Fall Y’all0

    Have you ever just been in bed at night and thought about the most random things? It’s 3 a.m. and you wake up thinking about getting a pot roast out of your freezer on Thursday, and it’s only Monday. Then that rolls into remembering you are down to five slices of bread, and you’ll have

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  • September is National Suicide Prevention Month0

    Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 49,000 people committed suicide in 2023, which is 1 death every 11 minutes. In addition, 12.8 million seriously thought about committing suicide. In 2024, U.S. suicide rates climbed to levels not

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  • Fall Wedding Guest Dress0

    Wedding season is often associated with summer, but the most popular months to say “I do” can fall (pun intended) later in the year. Maybe it’s the foliage or the welcome relief from the heat, but fall weddings are definitely a refreshing change from a sweltering June outdoor wedding or an August-humid resort ceremony. However,

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Partnerships require extra attention this week, Aries. Focus on clear communication and mutual understanding. Compromise will lead to positive outcomes in all situations. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 This week your health and wellness comes into focus, Taurus. Consider a new exercise program or make adjustments to your diet. It’s

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  • Taste of Nostalgia

    Taste of Nostalgia0

    Is there a certain meal, dish, or dessert that just takes you back? Takes you back to the good ol’ days of when you were small and had absolutely no responsibilities? The only thing you ever had to worry about was if your homework was done, being inside by the time the sun went down,

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Apostle’s Cove” by William Kent Krueger

    The Bookworm Sez: “Apostle’s Cove” by William Kent Krueger0

    Oops. So you made a mistake. If it’s a small one, apologize and move on, you’re all good. If it’s a big one, though, you’ll have a lot more fancy footwork to do because a mere mea culpa probably won’t be enough. You may feel sorry and have deep regrets, but as in the new

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  • Charlie, Socrates, and Freedom0

    My last article completed a series of seven articles I wrote on the topic of truth. I felt compelled to write about truth because the tactics of deceivers — spin, false narrative, and gaslighting — are spreading like wildfire. This is made possible through forms of communication so vast, so pervasive, and so feral that

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