You can’t reason with a force of nature. The best you can hope to do is withstand it or outrun it.
Summer never lasts long enough, but sadly, peach season is even shorter.
It probably would not be a surprise to learn that many of my friends are gardeners.
Recently, the American Pediatric Surgical Association Board of Governors issued a Position Statement on firearm injuries and children.
People in County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland believe that the soil from a local churchyard in Boho (pronounced Bo) can cure infections.
Human papilloma virus accounts for 42,000 new cancer cases in the United States each year.
Dr. Mukaila A. Raji will be the featured speaker at the upcoming SCI Café at 5:30 p.m. July 25 in Room 2.211 at the University of Texas Medical Branch Clear Lake campus, 200 Blossom St., in Webster.
Likely you have faced some tough communication challenges. A supervisor, child, spouse, friend or coworker may be the source of distress as you try to communicate effectively to encourage some change in their behavior for the good of the team, the family and the relationship.
A key mission of the Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau is to advocate for legislation at the local, state and federal level that helps serve the tourism industry.
“The Moon’s First Friends” by Susanna Leonard Hill, pictures by Elisa Paganelli, 2019, Sourcebooks, 40 pages, $17.99
“Final Frontier: A Sci-fi Celebration of the Indomitable Spirit That Carried Humanity to the Moon,” edited by C. Stuart Hardwick, GotScifi Group, 2019, 325 pages, $14.87
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Arwen and Cher.
The Friendswood Animal Control pet of the week is Laura.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society’s pets of the week are litter Allison, Dory, Ben, Klaus and Luther, and Hazel.
Make no mistake, “Stuber” is stupid.
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One of the best things about cooking is the way it brings people together, whether to prepare the meal or to enjoy the results.
Rainfall has been rather generous over the past few weeks. As I was entering the parking lot of my grocery store about two weeks ago, I started giving serious thought about changing my footwear from dress shoes to tennis shoes. At least I had an umbrella with me as the sky was turning darker…
It's almost impossible for an active child to avoid some scrapes and cuts. An article in healthychildren.org has some advice on how to manage these occurrences.
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