Off-season at a Christmas Tree Farm
Sure, they’re busy November through December. Then what? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Faye Beckwith, real estate agent and co-owner of My Freedom Realty in Hannibal and Beckwith Family Christmas…
Mind, Body, Breath and Spirit Connect at Blossom Yoga
From humble beginnings at the Kingsford House location, yoga studio in Oswego now features seven certified instructors and 100 participants By Tom and Jerry Caraccioli As you enter Blossom…
Mental Health Help for Farmers
How regional organizations are helping one of the most stressed segments of the workforce By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Change is the only constant in farming: costs, prices, weather, pests,…
Dr. Harris: Top 10 Tips to Live a Longer, Healthier Life
By Lisa Harris, MD Navigating health after 55 is about being informed, staying proactive, and working closely with your healthcare provider. As senior vice president and chief medical officer…
Health Insurance Options for Early Retirees
If you run out of alternatives, a temporary solution to get insurance could be healthcare sharing ministries By Jim Miller There are several places early retirees can find health…
ConnextCare Connects Patients to Providers
Transportation is often the missing piece By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Karli Byrd, corporate relations manager at ConnextCare in Pulaski, shared how the countywide organization helps patients who need assistance…
Med Spa Success
What’s the key to thriving in this competitive field? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Medical spas typically offer moderately invasive cosmetic procedures like Botox injection along with skin and sometimes…
Essay: 25 Years Into the New Century
In the first quarter of the century technology was everywhere; it’s advancing more dramatically in the second quarter By Stefan Yablonski New Year’s Eve, 1999. I’m not celebrating. I’m…
6 People Share Their 5 Habits for Success
Tim McKernan Facility manager, EJ Co, Inc. 1. “Never give up — I have learned that difficult times make you into the person you are. Running from problems never solves…
Bill Kaufman holds up a board with a honeycomb hanging off the bottom. “This was in the bedroom of a home where they watched a swarm of bees move in. I didn’t get there for about four days after they moved in. ... This was early spring this year and they have produced some of the honey that I have bottled already this year,” Kaufman explained. Photo courtesy Bill Kaufman
Honey Prices Have Been Rising
That doesn’t prevent 91-year-old Oswego beekeeper Jim Howard from working with bees. “It’s a business. But it’s a fun business,” he says By Jolene Cleaver What is the local…
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