SENIOR NEWS LINE: Learn to keep balance
By Matilda Charles How long can you stand on one leg? This balance ability is apparently a good indicator of how we’re aging … or… Login to continue reading Login…
Community Living
DONNA ERICKSON’S BEST BITES: Slow-cooker beef tacos may be too good to be true
By Donna Erickson It’s finally time to share my family’s favorite “Too Good To Be True Slow-Cooker Beef Tacos” recipe. Passed on by word of… Login to continue reading Login…
Medical director pushes for earlier screening for younger women with breast cancer risks
The most effective ways to prevent death from breast cancer are finding and treating it as early as possible.
TO YOUR GOOD HEATLH: Multiple myeloma patients can live longer with proper treatment
By Dr. Keith Roach DEAR DR. ROACH: Can someone have diffuse multiple myeloma with serious symptoms (like bone pain, pale skin, amber-colored urine, constipation, fatigue,… Login to continue reading Login…
SENIOR NEWS LINE: Gearing up for winter
By Matilda Charles I think I’m ready for winter. I say that with fingers crossed because, truly, around here you just never know, despite what… Login to continue reading Login…
DIVAS ON A DIME: Meal prep breakfast burritos
By Patti Diamond Start the day right with a wholesome breakfast that’s easy to prep ahead. Breakfast burritos are your solution for busy mornings, offering… Login to continue reading Login…
Assistance League of KC opens Patty Garney Program Center
GLADSTONE — Members of the Assistance League unveiled the Patty Garney Program Center Thursday, Sept.
Charity building beds for children seeks support
KEARNEY — Community Covenant Church of Kearney is hosting a Sleep in Heavenly Peace bed build to create beds for children in need on Oct.
Blood drive Oct. 2
KEARNEY — Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative in Kearney will be hosting a Community Blood Center blood drive from noon to 6 p.m.
Northland health organizations seek community input
LIBERTY — The Northland Health Alliance seeks community members to share their opinions and perspectives on health in the Northland.