Photography by William Colgin // Dr. Cyndi Huff Gaudet is a woman of many significant accomplishments and outstanding contributions in the education sector. Her achievements in the classroom, dedication to community, and commitment to living a life of gratitude has earned Gaudet the recognition as the 2015 Karen Sock Woman of the Year Award. “One […]
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Whether sipping some tasty bubbly or savoring a warm minty delight, these recipes are sure to be a hit at your holiday party! NORTHERN LIGHTS This festive fizzer gets a saucy makeover thanks to several teaspoons of a favorite holiday condiment — just be sure to hold the turkey. “It’s the perfect welcome drink at […]
By Paula Helwick // I am living proof that God’s delays are not God’s denials. Here I am at age 61 getting married for the very first time! My wedding date, Saturday October 10, to the love of my life, Harold Vega Vondenstein, will have come and gone by the time you read this. However, […]
By Suzie Sawyer // According to the College Board, the average cost of tuition and fees for the 2014-2015 school year was $31,231 at private colleges, $9,139 for state residents at public colleges, and $22,958 for out-of-state residents attending public universities. With college tuition continually on the rise, many parents are finding it difficult to […]
By Joel Smith // During nearly 15 years as a prosecutor, I have had the opportunity to handle hundreds of cases involving those who have violated the law in Mississippi. Seeing a multitude of cases day after day, year after year, has made me passionate about the issues we face in the fight for victims […]
LESLIE HENDERSON CO-FOUNDER, LAZY MAGNOLIA BREWING CO. What does a successful life mean to you? To quote Steve Jobs, “We’re here to put a dent in the universe. Otherwise, why else even be here?” I would only add to that by specifying that your “dent” should be a positive one that improves lives. What are […]
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By Dana Sleger // In 2013, Cristina Ucles’ world took an about-face when her husband, Henpvel, was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Homeschooling her two young children stopped; her husband’s successful carpentry and remodeling business stopped; steady income stopped; and life as they knew it stopped. However, one thing that didn’t come to a halt […]
By John McFarland // As we observe the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, it’s appropriate to remember the contributions of the American Red Cross in the Katrina relief efforts. While the Red Cross is recognized as a non-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization under section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue code, it is unique in that it […]
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PARTY PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE HOLIDAYS By John Folding // Admit it, every year you swear you’re going to get a head start on planning for the holidays. “As soon as school starts, I’ll start shopping for Christmas,” you claim. “I’ll order those invitations for the cookie exchange early this year!” you exclaim. Alrighty then! […]
