Painless Breast Health Screenings: The Thermography Option

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  By Kelly Householder-Giuliano Are you concerned about your breast health? Does breast cancer run in your family? Are mammograms too painful to do regularly? There’s another, relatively new, screening tool for early disease prevention and detection—thermography. It is a … Continued

Dr. Julia Henderson Gist — Influencing health through education

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 By Cristy Case Keirn Back in the mid-1980’s Julia Gist found herself at a crossroads: she could continue her nursing career as a clinician, become a nursing administrator, or continue as a nursing educator. It was the advice of a … Continued

Gloria Sanders: Preserving Calico Rock

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By Susan Varno Photographs by Susan Varno It was a first for the hospital. On May 15, Gloria Gushue married Ben Sanders in the emergency room at Baxter Regional Medical Center. They were supposed to be married in a church … Continued

Swimming Beyond Cancer: How Peeka Traver Survived Cancer and Became a Swim Champ at 7

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By Patten Traver, Peeka’s Dad A child sick with the flu is enough to make even the strongest parent weak. A child with cancer is an entirely different realm. In the spring of 2011, we drove a very sick and … Continued

Turning a Page at the Library — Kim Crow-Sheaner Takes the Lead as Gwen Khayat Retires

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By Deb Peterson If you can remember your first trips to a library—perhaps for story time in bean bag chairs, maybe struggling to choose just two or three books from what seemed like a million, or sitting on the floor … Continued

The Power in Freeing your Creative Spirit

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By Christy Case Keirn Even as a child growing up in Mountain Home, artist Samantha Sherry found herself obsessed with horses. Growing up around them, they began to frame her experiences… compassionately as family pets, competitively through rodeo, and academically … Continued

Monarchs & Milkweeds

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  Plant milkweeds in your garden and help save the monarch from the endangered species list. The milkweed is the monarch caterpillar’s only food source—no milkweeds, no monarch butterflies! Information and photos By Lucinda Reynolds