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Making waves – Singing Group
An Indiana native, BettyLu belonged to a four-person singing group while she was in the service, which toured the country supporting the Navy’s recruiting efforts. She made her performing debut at age 7 when she sang in her first revue.
Time to celebrate at Friends of Lafitte Greenway’s annual soiree
Friends of Lafitte Greenway invites you to an evening of dinner, dancing and drinks at the seventh annual Greenway Soiree. Friday, Oct 4 from 6 – 11 pm at The Cellar on Saint Louis.
Divorce rate over 50
The divorce rate over 50 has doubled while the overall divorce rate has declined over the past 20 years. People get divorced all the time, but what makes those 50 and older more likely to call it quits?
Top 5 Retirement Planning Blind Spots
Learn more about five of the top retirement planning blind spots, and how to avoid them with careful planning, research, and thoughtful strategy.
Managing your college student’s money expectations
With a child in college, the expenses can seem endless — tuition, books, room and board and an infinite number of incidentals. How do parents keep their heads above water financially, establish boundaries and make sure their kids’ expectations are rooted in reality? Here’s some practical wisdom from parents who are trying to instill good spending habits in their college students.
Women’s Resource Center: Tiffany Bell leads with empathy, compassion
Three months after the landmark 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision, a South Carolina woman named Barbara was raped and became pregnant. She favored abortion, an option now legally available to her, but a compassionate advisor changed her mind. “Someone sat down with her and...
Living her passion
Graduation night is always meaningful for Mary S. Graham, but her first as president of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College was among the most memorable. After she hugged the first student to walk across the stage, embracing the rest came naturally.
Don’t discount deadly effects of heat
With Mississippi Coast temperatures hovering in the mid-to-high 90s, coupled with the high humidity, the heat index often tops 105 degrees this time of year. These conditions can be deadly for those who don’t have access to adequate fluids and cooled environments. The devastating health emergencies extreme heat can trigger include kidney shut down, stroke, and cardiac arrest.
Wellness Programs that Promote Senior Health and Fitness
Senior health and fitness take center stage within assisted living and senior living communities. We have tips on how to help your senior loved ones stay happy and healthy.
50 years ago, the Gulf Coast boosted astronauts to the Moon
Fifty years ago, the world watched as two Americans set foot on the lunar surface. It seems like an otherworldly feat, but the journey to the moon and back passed right through the Gulf Coast.