Things to Cherish as You and Your Family Get Older
Things to Cherish as You and Your Family Get Older BY KAREN COOPER Even though last year seemed to last YEARS…. we all know that sometimes the days are very […]
A Bright Moment: Blackened Lemon Mahi Mahi with Crispy Smashed Potatoes
BY LAUREN SEPHTON Crispy Smashed Potatoes Servings: 4-6 Ingredients: 3-4 lb. small Yukon potatoes, about 14-16 potatoes 2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil 1/2 tbsp. salt (for boiling) + more […]
Woman on the Move
Kristie Kinley Kelsey Condon Kristie Kinley and Kelsey Condon have worked at 97 Display for more than five years. Recently, Kristie was promoted to General Manager/President and Kelsey was promoted […]
Alkali Hair Studio: Alkali Leaving the Beauty Industry Better Than She Found It
BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN PHOTOS BY PHOTO ARTISTRY BY MELINDA Alkali Hair Studio describes itself as “a modern, upscale salon for the discerning customer.” When you talk to owner Amber […]
New River Campground & Canoe: Family Fun by the Fire
BY AMY HILL People are tired of being cooped up indoors all winter and the best remedy is to spend some time in the Great Outdoors. The perfect place? New […]
The Thought That Counts
BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON “I can’t give her this. It’s too measly.” “It’s fine.” “Mom, it’s embarrassing!” “Jeannie, you are forgetting the meaning behind your gift. It’s the thought that […]
Releasing the “Shoulds”
BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON Many of us “should” on ourselves a lot. Whether it’s about our health, as in: I should eat better I should exercise more I should lose […]
How Do You Stick to a Boundary?
BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN Setting boundaries…possibly one of the most uncomfortable parts of interpersonal relationships and conversations. If you’re getting uncomfortable thinking about setting a boundary, imagine the harder part […]
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN Ritu Hagen What makes you YOU? I have always been a problem solver – creating order out of chaos is what brings me peace, closure and […]
Retirement: Seek Happiness and Fulfillment
BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON The good news is that there is no “script” for retirement. At the same time, the mere absence of a daily plan, a reliable roadmap, and […]
