By Dr. Tori Wilson Clark The start of a new year gives women an opportunity to pause and reassess their health. It is a natural reset point, a moment to reflect on what your body has been telling you and what it may need moving forward. Women’s health changes in meaningful ways from decade to […]
Around this time every year, dietary supplements seem to enter the spotlight. Walk the aisles of any grocery store and you’ll see shelves stocked with powders, pills, gummies and drinks promising everything from effortless weight loss to glowing skin. It’s easy to feel like you need a full lineup of products just to stay healthy. […]
Design fads come and go — but a rare few can make a meaningful difference in your life. Here are some up-coming trends worth paying attention to as we enter 2026 — not just because they’re popular, but because they can help your home (and your brain) function better. 1. SOFT MINIMALISM This isn’t the […]
For several months, I couldn’t share stories about my caregiving journey. I didn’t want to talk or write about being a caregiver. I didn’t even want to share the status of my parents, for whom I provide care. I was angry and frustrated. I was most “frangry” at dementia. Dementia barged into our lives and […]
The Krewe of Nereids is an all-female Mardi Gras organization devoted to giving back to the community. Public relations officer Angelyn Zeringue tells us more. SHARE A BIT ABOUT THE KREWE’S HISTORY A group of businesswomen in Waveland started the Krewe of Nereids in the 1960s, and it is the oldest Mardi Gras Krewe on […]
You just got the promotion — or landed a new leadership role. Congratulations! Now comes the hard part: earning the trust and respect of the team you’re leading. Whether they’re brand-new faces or people who’ve known you for years, your first 90 days set the tone for everything that follows. Here’s how to do it […]
Building a business is rarely a straight path, and mine certainly wasn’t. My entire career has been rooted in the arts — first in the high school classroom and later in museum administration. Those years taught me how deeply creative work can impact people, and they quietly built the confidence I needed to eventually create […]
Photo by: Cheyenne Lenea Studios January always comes with a rush of fresh intentions. We buy the pretty planners, write the resolutions and promise ourselves everything will change. But somewhere between school drop-off and laundry, those goals get lost. This year, try a simpler, more joyful way to approach personal growth: a BINGO card. Think […]
Photos courtesy of Alexa Cutrer Walk into Power of the Almond, and you’ll catch the aroma of caramel and chocolate first — then the sight of poundcakes, brownies, bars and biscuits that look almost too decadent to be keto, gluten free and sugar free. It feels a little like a magic trick. And for many […]
