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Serve First

By: Katherine Collier and Nicole HardyHomeCarePreneursCompassionate Friends Care, LLC Who are we? We are Katherine Collier and Nicole Hardy, the two proud owners of Compassionate Friends Care LLC. We’ve been friends for more than 20 years and we think of one another as sisters. Combined we have over 30 years of direct elderly care. We … Continue reading Serve First

The Military Personality

By Lisa Philippart LPC, BCPCC, BC-TMH Is there such a thing as a “military personality”? And if so, do the personality traits and attributes of veterans and service members differ greatly from those of the average citizen? Personality is defined as the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s distinctive character. Other terms … Continue reading The Military Personality

Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater & Academy Presents Charlotte’s Web

(Huntsville, AL) - Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater & Academy is proud to present this theatrical retelling of E.B. White’s children’s book, Charlotte’s Web. For one weekend only, see this literary classic come to life on stage with a cast of 28 local actors, beautiful sets, costumes, and puppets! FPCTA offers five public performances October 14-16, with … Continue reading Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater & Academy Presents Charlotte’s Web

Every Child Should Swim Safely…..

By Ron HicksGeneral ManagerPool Scouts Of HuntsvilleThe summer is in full swing. We celebrated Independence Day with our family and friends. This is prime season for many families to enjoy their pools in more ways than one. We all know that relaxing by the pool to beat the summer heat is the best way to have … Continue reading Every Child Should Swim Safely…..

Helping Seniors Cope With Their Everyday Lives At Home

By Janice KernOwnerRelationally Yours, LLCHello everyone! My name is Janice Kern, and I am the owner of Relationally Yours, LLC.  Relationally Yours focuses on meeting the emotional needs of Senior Citizens and their families. Sometimes, seniors may find themselves alone and lonely, in need of someone to spend time with them, take them places, and … Continue reading Helping Seniors Cope With Their Everyday Lives At Home

Honor Our Vets by Honoring Our Flag

By Dr. Jennie RobinsonCity Council PresidentRepresentative District 3 We celebrate Veteran’s Day in November to honor those who defend our rights and our freedoms. My father served in the Army during WWII, the Korean conflict, and as an early advisor in Vietnam. When he passed away, my mother was presented with our country’s flag “on … Continue reading Honor Our Vets by Honoring Our Flag

Thoughts On Veterans Day From A Non-Veteran

"To me, Veterans Day is about freedom, reflection, and honoring those that make the sacrifice required to allow for my freedom."-- Chris Key, Huntsville Utilities Accounts Supervisor By COL (RET) John OlshefskiSenior VP of Customer CareHuntsville UtilitiesRecently, a friend and publisher of this awesome magazine – Bob Druckman, asked if I would share my thoughts … Continue reading Thoughts On Veterans Day From A Non-Veteran

The One Thing Every Remodel Needs – A Designer

By Brent and Sue BaileyOwnersDreamMaker Bath and KitchenHome is really where our hearts are, especially over the past 18 months. For this reason, home remodeling has become something most homeowners are looking into having done. There are a lot of do-it-yourself people who have the skillset to complete most of the tasks necessary during a … Continue reading The One Thing Every Remodel Needs – A Designer

The Best of IMP – An IMPressive Evening

Our 2021-22 Season begins with a return to our Drive-In Cabarets, as we present the Best of IMP, a look back at some of your favorite shows!Featuring songs from such favorites as Les Miserables, Secret Garden, RENT, Nunsense, and this summer’s hit, Newsies!Audio will be broadcast via FM radio. A rain date will be scheduled … Continue reading The Best of IMP – An IMPressive Evening

What’s Next?

By Elisa A. Ferrell Board Representative | District 3 | Huntsville City Schools Have you ever had one of those situations where circumstances stack up and things keep going sideways? I have! About seven years ago I went to a conference and took my family with me. We were at Orange Beach. My kids unloaded … Continue reading What’s Next?