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Keeping it Fresh from the Garden to the Table

Keeping it Fresh from the Garden to the Table

By Melinda Myers You spent the summer weeding, watering and tending to your vegetable garden. Now all your effort has paid off with a bountiful harvest.  Maximize the flavor and nutritional value of your homegrown vegetables with proper harvesting and storage. For the freshest flavor, 

Meet Gage Hurricane Harvey Rescue

Meet Gage Hurricane Harvey Rescue

Hi, I’m Gage! I am one of ten dogs who were lucky enough to be rescued from Hurricane Harvey by Paws in the City volunteers on Friday, September 1. I had been in a shelter in South Texas when suddenly a big storm rolled through 

Exercising after breast cancer

Exercising after breast cancer

By Sonia Duggan Many survivors wonder if it’s safe to return to the exercise regimens they followed prior to being diagnosed. Depending on the exercise, and the type of cancer, most often the answer is yes. The American Cancer Society recommends women exercise after surgery 

Cast Iron Gourmet

Cast Iron Gourmet

For centuries, cast iron has been a cook’s go-to with its even heating, great heat retention, natural non-stick surface, and its flexibility to go outdoors and cook over an open fire. In Cast Iron Gourmet, Megan Keno, creator of the blog Country Cleaver, goes beyond the basics 

A lifeline for those battling addictions

A lifeline for those battling addictions

Collin County Substance Abuse Program By Sonia Duggan Nationwide drug abuse poses major challenges for addicts and their families and friends. For those in Collin County battling addictions, the Collin County Substance Abuse Program provides a wealth of information and referrals. The county-wide program was 

Sail through history in historic Salem

Sail through history in historic Salem

By Rhonda Briggs Have you ever noticed how a place can make a season feel more enchanting? A tropical island during the summer. A snow covered mountain in winter. A trip to Salem, Massachusetts in October. This small town in northern Massachusetts, with a name 

Beating Breast Cancer

Beating Breast Cancer

Three Survivors Share Their Inspiring Success Stories By Jennifer M. Aguilar How One Blonde Kicked Cancer’s Butt It was just about a year ago that Jennifer Bowser was getting ready for another day at the office, not knowing that her life was about to change 

Guns & Hoses

Guns & Hoses

Dedicated to assisting families of fallen first responders who lost their lives in the line of duty and supporting local police and fire children’s charities By Sonia Duggan In one week 19 amateur boxers will step into the ring for the first time before an 

Kermit needs a home

Kermit needs a home

Kermit the Dog here! I’d love to tell you a little about myself and see if we’d be a good match. First of all, I love affection! Belly rubs and head scratches, I’m all for it. I’m a sweet guy and I’ll give you lovin’ 

Clownin’ Around at the Rodeo

Clownin’ Around at the Rodeo

By Jennifer M. Aguilar Most people visit the rodeo for the high-octane excitement. From barrel racing to bull riding, there is surely plenty of suspense that happens in the ring. But it’s hard to imagine those death-defying acts being much fun to watch if it