By Dr. Nicholas G. Conger During disease outbreaks, healthcare workers risk their own safety to care for others. Following public health guidelines and restrictions will help keep you well and out of the hospital, and it will allow healthcare specialists to work as safely as possible, which protects everyone. Memorial Hospital healthcare workers have responded […]
By the time you read this, it’s probably been weeks, if not months, since you’ve set foot in a clothing store. Leaving no business untouched, COVID-19 emptied local boutiques at a time they normally would have been flush with shoppers building their spring wardrobes. Ever adaptable, these entrepreneurs turned obstacles into opportunities. They sold online. […]
By Paula Gamboa Building a new home or remodeling a bathroom? Then you’re probably deciding which type of flooring is best for your project. Flooring trends can vary from style to style, but they generally are consistent — depending on the look you’re going for. Let’s talk about some of the options available, from tile […]
Wishing for a smarter, more functional home? These technological tools are straight out of science fiction — and you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them. IROBOT BRAAVA JET 240 WHITE ROBOTIC MOP Most of us have heard of robotic vacuums — but what about a machine that does the mopping for you? This one […]
Brenna Landis is the social media coordinator for The Roost Boutique Hotel in Ocean Springs. She is a full-time single mom to her daughter, Eden, and enjoys experimenting with recipes from the New York Times Cooking app, obsessively following state and national politics and volunteering part-time with various progressive organizations on the Coast. She aspires […]
By Kaley Turfitt Last year marked my 10 years of civilian service to the U.S. Navy. I never was interested in the military and never imagined this as my career, so I often ask myself how I ended up here. After all, I grew up on the muddy shoreline of a Mississippi bayou in a […]
WHY I DID THIS One morning while driving to work, I suddenly became dizzy, my vision became blurry and a white, foggy film covered my view. Almost running off the road was the last thing I remember before I blacked out. I almost didn’t see the end of the bridge. I heard a very strong […]
As recent trials weigh on our shoulders and keep us isolated, this is the perfect time to attend to some self-care. Especially during tough times, doing something strictly for you is very important to mental wellness. As women, we tend to lay aside our own needs to put others first. It’s a good instinct, and […]
Now that you’re home, this is the perfect time to dust off those books you’ve been meaning to read. But if you don’t want to read those, check out our Top 5 books to read while you’re quarantined! 1. It’s Not all Down Hill From Here by Terry Mcmillan A fantastic book about how a […]
By Mary Michaela Parker There’s plenty to accomplish in your garden during the month of March. Get your outdoor space in shape with these easy tips. PLANTING Plant new roses before March 15. Broad-leaved evergreens like magnolia and holly can be set out at this time. Plant cold weather annuals sweet William, English daisies, pansies […]
