By Heather Dubuisson If you’re like me, when you’re planning those long summer days outdoors, the first thing you check your bag for is sunscreen. Here are some key things to know to ensure you’re getting the most out of your protection and keeping your skin nice and healthy. 1. SPF IS NOT SPECIFICALLY THE […]
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By Skylar Mavar Summer is meant to be a time for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors, so why not plan your space accordingly? Just like interior rooms, your patio, deck and other outdoor areas can benefit from seasonal sprucing to make them comfortable, welcoming places for family and friends. Ready to step up your outdoor […]
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Here, we catch up with Anita McAllister, past president of the American Legion Auxiliary Emile Ladnier Unit #42, Ocean Springs. McAllister also is past department president for the state of Mississippi, parliamentarian for the state this year and a member of the executive committee for Unit 42. 1. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OR MISSION OF […]
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With a mom who was a costume designer and seamstress, Andrea Jenkins grew up surrounded by fashion. “Not only did I learn how to sew, but I learned that my passion and knowledge was, in one form or another, in the fashion industry,” recalls the Florida State University graduate, who double-majored in fashion merchandising and […]
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Our journey began with a “cheers” in 2021. Tomeka Bryant and I previously had worked together in the rail industry, ran into each other at a conference in St. Louis and got chatting. A juice bar in a caboose car always had been top of mind (and center of heart), and when we saw a […]
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By Memorial Health System Derick Hall’s path to the NFL Draft is one that couldn’t have been predicted in 2001. Before he was a top-150, 4-star recruit out of Gulfport High School and a captain of the Auburn Tigers Football Team, his mom, Stacy Gooden-Crandle, was fighting for her 2-pound, 9-ounce baby boy born four […]
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Maegan Redmond Salon & Spa
With her nearly 17 years in the beauty business, it’s fair to call Maegan Redmond a seasoned veteran. “I have a lot of experience with great customer service,” Redmond says. “I love people, and that’s probably why I love my job.” Her wealth of experience includes coloring techniques and cuts, as well as updos and […]
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By Christina Kemp From sun damage to scars, women have a host of skin concerns. Many of them, according to aesthetician Christina Kemp, can be addressed with microneedling. During this minimally invasive procedure, thin needles make tiny holes in the top layer of the skin. The damage helps stimulate the skin’s natural healing process — […]
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By Amanda Surwillo Summer is almost here, and beach days are upon us. Here are some tips to keep you looking as hot as the sun: SPF This is the most important part of your makeup routine. Nothing ages you faster or disrupts your skin’s barrier like the sun. The days of baby oil and […]
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By Sidra Khalid June is the month of cancer survivorship. Even after patients live through a difficult diagnosis and undergo treatment, their struggles often are not over. This observance gives us an opportunity to focus on survivors’ challenges and concerns. Some things to consider include: 1. Manage and monitor side effects: Some cancer treatments change […]