As temperatures warm and flowers blossom, Mother Nature’s renewal often inspires us to refresh our own surroundings. It’s officially time for spring cleaning, but as you focus on scrubbing floors, refreshing draperies and dusting every surface in sight, don’t forget about one area critical to your health and happiness: your medicine cabinet.
When spring finally arrives, we gladly shed heavy coats and snow boots. Meals, too, lighten up with warmer weather, as we leave behind hearty soups and heavier meals in favor of more sprightly and seasonal fare. Spring celebrations – from Easter brunches to graduation dinners – are great opportunities to revisit old favorites and try something new.
Many working adults begin using technology from the moment their alarm clocks go off. From checking emails on a tablet over morning coffee, to sending out social media posts from a smartphone before they get into the office, technology allows people to be efficient and stay connected anytime, anyplace. This same technology is now playing an important role for individuals seeking alternative learning environments to continue their educations or grow their careers.
At a certain age, our kids stop listening to us on all topics except for one. Money.
The Valley Health System is expanding maternity services at Centennial Hills Hospital with the addition of a level III neonatal intensive care unit and two mobile water birth units in an effort to better serve the natural birth community.
Growing up in Michigan, Southwest resident Julie Gardner always dreamt of tending her own flower beds and lawn. It was only fitting when she married into her last name almost 37 years ago.
