5 COVID-Safe Activities to Enjoy Right Now Article Courtesy of | StatePoint Media With the start of 2021 behind us, it’s time to start fresh, create new habits and take on new skills. Whether your goal is to get outdoors more to enjoy the fresh air or to learn a new instrument, develop a plan to … [Read more...]
Can You Recognize Signs of Stroke?
Can You Recognize Signs of Stroke? Article Courtesy of StatePoint Media Many people are avoiding in-person doctor’s visits to limit potential exposure to coronavirus -- or are simply ignoring health concerns altogether. However, when it comes to medical emergencies such as stroke, immediate … [Read more...]
BigShots Golf Aggieland: Groundbreaking Ceremony
BigShots Golf Aggieland: Groundbreaking Ceremony Photos by Hannah Holbrook | Text by Chelsea Reber April 7th, 2021 | An official groundbreaking ceremony was held today for BigShots Golf Aggieland at Bryan's Midtown Park. Jim and Allyson Butler partnered with BigShots to bring the … [Read more...]
Aggieland Urgent Care: Providing Hope and Healing Across The Globe
Aggieland Urgent Care: Providing Hope and Healing Across The Globe Answers Courtesy of | Stuart Quartermont, MD., F.A.A.F.M. Medical Director & Founder of Aggieland Urgent Care What inspired you to enter the medical field, and what has that journey looked like? I was inspired to go into … [Read more...]
Texas A&M Center Promotes Being Active For Life – For Everyone
Texas A&M Center Promotes Being Active for Life for Everyone, Every Age, Every Day Through Research, Programs, and Education Article By | Lauren Rouse Jenkins, TAMU Health Center For Population Health & Aging With a growing community of retirees in Bryan-College Station, many people don’t … [Read more...]
Small Strategic Updates and Expert Staging Can Yield Big Results When Selling a Home
Small Strategic Updates and Expert Staging Can Yield Big Results When Selling a Home Article + Photos courtesy of Jen Zweiacker, Zweiacker & Associates Home sellers often wonder whether to update their home before selling or sell it in its current condition. When thinking about updating, it … [Read more...]
Breast Cancer Q&A With Dr. Erin Fleener
Breast Cancer Q&A With Dr. Erin Fleener from the Cancer Clinic Q: Why is breast cancer awareness so important? A: Dr. Fleener: Breast Cancer is the number one cancer diagnosis in women and it affects a lot of people. Somehow there are still people in this country – and people all over … [Read more...]
Coping With Cancer During COVID-19
Coping With Cancer During COVID-19 Article by | Lisa Kirby, RN, OCN | Baylor Scott & White Health For many of us, 2020 has certainly changed how we live our lives in unexpected and challenging ways. Social distancing, mask wearing, and staying at home may at times create feelings of isolation, … [Read more...]
Healthy And Stress-Free? Start With Your Teeth
Healthy And Stress-Free? Start With Your Teeth. Article by Reece & Jouett Radiant Exceptional Dentistry Living in the wonderfully friendly setting of the Brazos Valley can be all that is needed for a calm and stress-free outlook on the world. However, the pressures and subsequent demands of … [Read more...]
12 Strategies For Managing Diabetes During The Holidays
12 Strategies For Managing Diabetes During The Holidays Article by | Alessandra Stasnopolis, RDN, LDN Baylor Scott & White Health As wonderful and joyful as they are, the holidays also bring on a monster of things to worry about, including food. This time of year can be especially stressful … [Read more...]
Holiday Scams: What Seniors Should Look Out For
Holiday Scams: What Seniors Should Look Out For Article By | Comfort Keepers Coal in the Stocking Scammers and con artists are all around us these days. It seems that no matter where we turn, there’s a nefarious individual or group looking to scam us. To make matters worse, they’re becoming … [Read more...]
When Good Gifts Go Bad
When Good Gifts Go Bad Article By | Lisa Bertagnoli, CTW Features Shopper beware: Danger lurks in the quest to find the absolutely perfect holiday present. Just ask these sadder but now much wiser givers. A pricey box of Belgian milk chocolate – presented with a flourish to a dark chocolate … [Read more...]
Don’t Let These Chronic Conditions Go Unchecked, Especially Now
Don’t Let These Chronic Conditions Go Unchecked, Especially Now Article by | CHI St. Joseph Health - College Station Managing chronic conditions requires regular visits with your doctor. And when something feels off or it’s time for a checkup, delaying care only compromises your health. If … [Read more...]
3 Tips For Handling Winter, COVID, And Grief
The 2020 Holidays: WINTER, COVID and GRIEF – OH MY! 3 Tips for HANDLING THIS CHALLENGING SEASON Article By | Gary Roe, Chaplain at Hospice Brazos Valley Thanksgiving and Christmas are bearing down upon us. This is a time of togetherness, family, friends, and good cheer. It's a season of joy and … [Read more...]
Struggling to Save for Retirement? Focus on What You Can Control
Struggling to Save for Retirement? Focus on What You Can Control Article By Chris Hogan, Ramsey Solutions Throughout my career, I’ve talked to countless people who sleepwalk through life and have no plan for their financial future. They live in a fantasy land of wishful thinking, assuming the … [Read more...]
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