Winter Tip for Cold Feet

We are still experiencing cold mornings and if you are like many people, having cold feet makes the rest of your body cold.  Many people think that wearing layering or thick socks is the best solution for dealing with cold feet. But they actually create pressure on your feet and cut off blood circulation to your toes.  So in order to keep your feet warm … Continue reading Winter Tip for Cold Feet

ICYMI: Feature Story: Black History-Celebrating Black People and the Arts

Damita Miller-Shanklin An African proverb says: As long as only the hunter records history, the lion’s story will never be told Black history month brings a sense of pride and belonging. It’s a special time for the Black community to reflect and share all that is good and positive. However, it also takes us back to a time where we struggled for our rights and … Continue reading ICYMI: Feature Story: Black History-Celebrating Black People and the Arts

Finding Her Way: California Dreaming

Aubrie Edmond Last weekend, I went on my first long drive. It hadn’t hit me yet that I’d moved to California; it still hasn’t. When I was in high school, I was so adamant that I would never move to the West Coast. I had East Coast sensibilities, it’s where I belonged and I wouldn’t budge. It still hits me how little time has passed … Continue reading Finding Her Way: California Dreaming

She Speaks Wellness: It’s Time to Rest!

Minister Sonya Hosey, Contributor As we enter a new year, we must intentionally address our rest. ,” I realized I desperately needed to recharge after all that 2023 had thrown my way. I recently learned about the term “radical rest,” which is an intentional practice of taking a break from the daily grind to rejuvenate oneself mentally, physically, and emotionally. This practice is a response … Continue reading She Speaks Wellness: It’s Time to Rest!

Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches

by Jacqueline Johnson Black History Month stands as a vibrant tapestry woven with stories of resilience, achievements, and cultural richness. This annual observance, held every February, is a powerful reminder of the profound impact that Black individuals have had on history and society. The roots of Black History Month trace back to the pioneering work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, often hailed as the “Father … Continue reading Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches