As COVID-19 cases rise throughout the country, including Florida, some of us may find ourselves being caretakers for infected loved ones. This means that as you help them, you need to take care of your health at...
By Terri Bryce Reeves
What if you could lose weight and improve your health just by watching the clock? New research shows this is possible and more manageable for most than watching caloric intake....
By Terri Bryce Reeves
Happy New Year!
Are you ready to get in shape?
For the past three years, as editor of this magazine, I’ve written about a...
With the new year unfolding, many of you will aim to get healthier through exercise. Whether you choose aerobics, strength training, flexibility, or balance, know that all four are important for strength, weight loss or control, heart...
By Randal C. Hill
It was the “coolest” hangout in 1940s San Bernardino, with teenage cruisers filling the vast parking lot at McDonald’s drive-in on E Street every night. But such customers (usually adolescent...
By Kathy Megyeri
In this lively survey about the history of American women, celebrated New York Times columnist Gail Collins highlights their roles and achievements through the lens of aging.
The book begins...
By Lauren Reeves
If you developed good, healthy habits when you were young, chances are, you’ve maintained those habits throughout your lifetime. But if not, don’t fret. It’s never too late to start.
Red is a powerful color. It was the first color to be named after white and black and has been used ever since in pieces of art and decorations to demonstrate strong emotions like passion, love and...
By Jan Cox
The Dunedin International Film Festival (DIFF) embarked on their second successful event with a tantalizing array of 170 diverse film entries from 89 countries around the world. The seven-day festival ran...
By Lauren Reeves
Have you ever imagined what Bourbon Street would look like if it went glam? A Mardi Gras Masque: The Gala for Opera Naples would be pretty close. The gala will be at the...
