Better Living for Texans
A common misconception among people living on a tight budget is that healthy food choices are too expensive. The reality is that everyone can make good food choices on a tight budget with the following money-saving tips.
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A common misconception among people living on a tight budget is that healthy food choices are too expensive. The reality is that everyone can make good food choices on a tight budget with the following money-saving tips.
The first-of-its-kind strike by thousands of San Antonio pecan shellers entered its fifth week on Feb. 28, 1938 with no settlement in sight.
Souper Bowl- Hamilton County 4H participated in the Souper Bowl of Caring food drive event
Sharp Shooter shells San Antonio
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Breakfast is often described as the most important meal of the day. The word breakfast literally means to “break the fast” from going without food since the night before. Eating a nutritious breakfast helps start the day off right, helps foster a healthy weight, and for children and teens, breakfast can help improve behavior and school performance. If you skip breakfast to lose weight, you may be sabotaging your goals. When starting the day with a balanced meal, you are less likely to overeat later in the day.
Many people believe that memory loss and aging go hand in hand.
Growing up in the 80’s I remember my parents always having a junk drawer. The junk drawer was full of things you weren’t sure whether to keep or throw away. For instance, papers, receipts, rolls of tape, markers, batteries, etc.
The board of directors of nonprofit Comanche County Medical Center has announced that Helen C. Ong, MD, an experienced and long-time pediatrician, is joining the CCMC health system and moving her practice this spring from Stephenville to Comanche.
Thursday: Pinto beans, cornbread and dessert provided by Ladies from First United Methodist.
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