You’re not imagining it — the forgotten passwords, rereading the same email three times or walking into a room and forgetting why you’re there. Most women blame stress (because let’s face it, we’re balancing a lot), but brain fog isn’t just caused by stress. As a dietitian, I see another contributing factor that’s constantly overlooked. […]
The first step of entrepreneurship: Find something you are passionate about. Some people inherit money when a parent passes away. I inherited my Great Aunt “Sis”. At 86 years old, Sis was fun-loving and active despite her Alzheimer’s. I began teaching senior adults while I was caring for her. When a fall ultimately ended her […]
I just had a baby, and like many mothers, I spent months nesting — washing tiny clothes, organizing drawers and setting up systems that made the newborn stage feel a little less overwhelming. We tend to view nesting as a process exclusive to late pregnancy, but motherhood doesn’t work that way. Our children grow; our […]
Recently named among Southern Living’s Best Small Towns in the South, Bay St. Louis is turning heads with its vibrant arts district, relaxed, breezy energy and walkable historic downtown. And if visitors are looking for a charming place to stay while they’re in the Bay, Mary Ellen Warner and Bob Warner Jr. are eager to […]
April means summer sign-ups are underway. Programs are filling. Beach days and outdoor adventures are on the horizon. For parents of children with mobility challenges, medical needs or sensory sensitivities, summer planning takes a little more preparation — and a lot of advocacy. The good news? With the right questions and early planning, summer can […]
Spring on the Gulf Coast means two things: crawfish season is here, and the table is about to get louder, fuller and a whole lot happier. This creamy crawfish pasta is the kind of dish that turns Easter lunch into a celebration — rich, comforting and perfect for feeding a crowd. It’s also ideal during […]
If you’ve been craving real-deal Nashville hot chicken on the Coast, consider this your official new hot spot alert. Rip’n Hot Chicken now serves this Music City staple in downtown Biloxi, behind Ground Zero Blues Club. After one visit, I can confidently say this is not your average fried-chicken joint. WHAT WE ORDERED (AND LOVED): […]
Liz Hoop is an entrepreneur, community leader and advocate for compassionate senior care. As the founder and CEO of Hoop Cares LLC, she has built a non-medical in-home caregiving and transportation service that prioritizes dignity, safety and personalized support for Coast seniors. Q: Tell us about yourself and the impact you are making. A: Beyond […]
What better way to welcome spring than by wandering among fields filled with beautiful blooms? Visitors to La Terre Farms in Kiln can do just that on April 18 and 19, as the farm invites the community to experience its first-ever Flower Festival. The celebration will feature food trucks, music, art, a makers’ market and […]
Looking for a place to take the kids? Check out these local and regional attractions and activities that are sure to put a smile on their faces: Get ready for a summer filled with creativity at The Walter Anderson Museum of Art’s Summer Camps! We hope your young creators will join us for a summer […]
