By Dr. Sidra Khalid The month of July is dedicated to sarcoma awareness. Sarcomas are cancers that can arise from bones, cartilage, tendons, muscle, fat, nerves or blood vessels. They initially may present as slow-growing masses, which can increase in size and become painful. Depending on where the mass is, it sometimes can affect the […]
You never know when a weather emergency will happen and cause you to lose power. Whether due to ice, tornadoes or hurricanes, you potentially could find yourself without power for days — especially during storm season. When severe weather hits, a generator is a very handy. WHEN USING GAS-POWERED GENERATORS, HERE ARE A FEW DOS […]
While many customers pop into French Drug Company to get vaccines or refill prescriptions, the Gulfport shop has much more to offer than medicine. In fact, the family-owned store, which has served the Coast community since Ed French founded it in 1950, carries a wide array of items, ranging from jewelry, dolls and toys to […]
Preparing for a hurricane is always stressful, but for moms, protecting their little ones physically, mentally and emotionally causes an extra layer of worry. If you are the mom of a young child, here are some ways you can create calm amid the storm: 1) BE AWARE OF YOUR BODY LANGUAGE Most experts agree that […]
By Darlene Underwood It’s July in Mississippi, which means our gardens are struggling with heat and potential drought conditions. Vegetable plants either have produced their fruits and are ready to be removed or they have stopped blooming, a form of hibernation, until ambient temperatures cool down in October. The heat notwithstanding, it’s a great time […]
We all know girls love a good bag. Believe it or not, I didn’t start wearing purses until I was in my early 20s. You read that right — for most of my life, I only carried my wallet and phone. Today, purses have an undeniable gravitational pull on me. I see so many new […]
In life, people who have a strong social-emotional skills are better equipped to navigate ups and downs and make complex, multifaceted decisions. The same goes with school. Students who have the skills, attitudes and behaviors that enable them to thrive academically are equipped for lifelong learning and happiness. The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional […]
Organization goes beyond productivity. It creates a comfortable and happy environment — which is especially necessary where you work. An efficient method of placing, filing and arranging your various papers and supplies increases your morale and ensures you are making the most of your space. Over half of the American population has clutter issues. About […]
By Carla Biasi The temps are hot, but the swimwear this season is even hotter. When summer arrives, we in South Mississippi live in the water — whether that’s the pool or the beach. So don’t be shy; show off your swimwear in an array of bold colors and prints with accessories to match. Statement […]
From The Mental Health Association of South Mississippi It’s time to “get your sport on” in support of mental health. On July 15, the Mental Health Association of South Mississippi will hold the 15th annual “Don’t Worry Be Happy”event, which kicks off at 7 p.m. at the Biloxi Civic Center; Sponsor VIP hour starts at […]
