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High temperatures and heat-related issues make heat the biggest summertime weather hazard. By Alison Crane As the temperature rises, so does the need to take precautions
High temperatures and heat-related issues make heat the biggest summertime weather hazard. By Alison Crane As the temperature rises, so does the need to take precautions
GCEHC members Pat Zeller and Gail McKee work together in the EHC fair kitchen. GCEHC members, Cindy Rossa and Merylann Black, are checking in quilt
A positive perspective on the choices we make for our health takes the drudgery out of it and emphasizes the benefits. By Alison CraneScientists and
When feeling stressed, take breaks to calm yourself and refocus. By Alison CraneWould your perfect day be stress-free? Do you wish you could get rid
Create your game plan for a healthier lifestyle now! By Alison Crane Having a game plan leads to a greater likelihood of achieving your goals. When
Participating in enjoyable activities with children is one of many way–s to show how much you care for them. By Alison Crane Happy Valentine’s Day Month!
There are more than six hundred thousand Google searches involving the words, “slow cooker,” every month. You’re sure to find a great recipe to put
It’s normal to have some days when you feel down. By Alison CraneWhile the winter holidays are often the most wonderful time of the year
When dining out, ask for sauces and dressings to be served on the side to control your portions. By Alison CraneIs holiday food a stressor
Alison Crane checked a 4-H High Adventure Trip in Minnesota off her bucket list this year. By Alison Crane A bucket list is different than a
With all of the risks of UV exposure, wearing sunglasses is an easy way to protect your vision. By Alison CraneMost everyone has seen a
Onions are actually in the top five most-eaten vegetables. The average American consumes about 21 pounds every year. By Alison CraneDo you need a reason
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“Mystic Ozark” Photo Courtesy of Mystic Ozark This month, we take great pleasure in introducing Mystic Ozark, the latest gem in Hot Springs’ historic downtown
Karen Watson Reeves demonstrates two variations of Thread the Needle Pose. Photos by Fred Padilla By Karen Watson Reeves [Contributor’s note: 2025 is the year we
By Dr. Annie Xu June is Alzheimer’s Awareness month. As parents and grandparents wonder if their grade school children are forgetting their lessons from the year,
The Austin Weirdos cross the finish line in the 2024 Running. The Hot Springs Police Department team gets soaked. Photos courtesy Visit Hot Springs. Believe
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