By Dr. Glenn Mollette Celebrate Mother’s Day anyway you can but don’t miss the opportunity to honor mom. The opportunities pass us by. While mom is alive is the time to do something for her. Too often someone dies, and we want to make sure we attend their funeral and buy flowers. We talk aboutContinue reading “Don’t Miss Celebrating Mother’s Day”
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U.S. Senators Manchin, Capito, Wicker, Casey, Heinrich and Grassley lead bipartisan resolution designating April 18-24 as National Osteopathic Medicine Week
Press release U.S. Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV), Roger Wicker (R-MS), Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), Bob Casey (D-PA), Martin Heinrich (D-NM) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) led a bipartisan resolution designating this week, April 18-24, 2022, as National Osteopathic Medicine Week. The bipartisan resolution recognizes the service and dedication of doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs) and schoolsContinue reading “U.S. Senators Manchin, Capito, Wicker, Casey, Heinrich and Grassley lead bipartisan resolution designating April 18-24 as National Osteopathic Medicine Week”
We Don’t Give Much Concern to Axes These Days
By Slim Randles These days we don’t think much about axes. They’re kinda old fashioned and they are too closely associated with manual labor for them to be very popular. It’s a shame, too, because there is lore to an ax. There are proper and improper ways to sharpen one, for instance. There are properContinue reading “We Don’t Give Much Concern to Axes These Days”
Living life lighter
By Dr. Glenn Mollette Carrying baggage is exhausting. When traveling we often pack more than we need. When making a trip it’s always easier to travel light. Life is a trip. The longer we live the more we seem to pack and try to carry. Our mind has so many shelves, drawers and spaces for luggage ofContinue reading “Living life lighter”
Moderation, balance and rigid flexibility 
Dr. Glenn Mollette Most doctors will encourage their patients to not overdrink alcohol. Too much might cause you to fall and impairs an individual’s ability to make good decisions or drive an automobile. Going on a binge of anything may not be a positive decision. Giving up food for a day will make you sluggishContinue reading “Moderation, balance and rigid flexibility ”
Comedian #LouieAnderson Dies at 68
By Race Opell Only three days after announcing he had been hospitalized in Las Vegas for large B-cell lymphoma super funnyman Louie Anderson has died at 68. Anderson known for his bits about the ups and downs of his childhood experiences as one of eleven children in Minnesota was quick witted, beloved by millions, and asContinue reading “Comedian #LouieAnderson Dies at 68”
#WestVirginia lawmakers should level playing field for #ruralvoters
WV Press Release Sharing CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Rural West Virginians, whose voting age population traditionally turns out in lower numbers than their urban counterparts, could benefit from automatic voter registration and expanded voter access, according to a new report by the nonpartisan election policy group Secure Democracy USA. The report, West Virginia’s Forgotten Voters: Rural Voters Need AccessibleContinue reading “#WestVirginia lawmakers should level playing field for #ruralvoters”
Three-Year-Old San Antonio Girl Missing Since Dec. 20
By John Clise Authorities in San Antonio, Texas, continue to search for three old Lina Sadar Khil who has been missing since December 20 from the 9400 Block Fredericksburg Road, wearing a red dress, black jacket and black shoes at a playground at her family’s apartment complex after reportedly being left there for a thenContinue reading “Three-Year-Old San Antonio Girl Missing Since Dec. 20”
#Australian Providing Support to the #Philippines in the wake of Super Typhoon #Rai
Australia will provide $5 million in emergency relief to help the people of the Philippines recover from the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Rai, known locally as Typhoon Odette. The Philippines Government is reporting that as many as 2.6 million people have been affected by the typhoon, with thousands sheltering in evacuation centres and manyContinue reading “#Australian Providing Support to the #Philippines in the wake of Super Typhoon #Rai”
Don’t Judge Me… It was the 1980s
By John Clise It was the 1980s… so sue me. Gag me with a spoon. Like totally. And all of the other ne liners we used to zing at each other. I came across this cassette case holder a while back. It’s about the size of a large brief case with a shoulder strap. Yep,Continue reading “Don’t Judge Me… It was the 1980s”