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Better Living for Texans

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Confused by date labels on packaged foods? The phrased “Best if Used By” helps to clarify that the date label is about quality, not safety, and that if stored properly,

TSU offers neuro minor

STEPHENVILLE—Tarleton State University students interested in studying the human brain may now minor in neuroscience, beginning this fall. Students pursuing the new minor do not need to be psychology majors

Moving tips for easy unpacking

(StatePoint) When it comes to moving, we usually focus on getting organized and boxing valuables. But we often forget about the debatably more stressful part of moving: unpacking. In fact,

Disaster: Most Americans unprepared

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(StatePoint) Only 39 percent of respondents in a FEMA survey say they have developed an emergency plan and discussed it with their households. When a natural disaster strikes, moving your

Danson shares tips for healthy aging

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(StatePoint) In his distinguished career, actor Ted Danson has played many iconic roles, including a cantankerous but caring doctor. In real life, the 70-year-old says good relationships with health care

Ryan on top list at HPU for spring

BROWNWOOD – Tamera J. Ryan was among 223 students honored by Howard Payne University for academic success during the spring 2019 semester. She was named to the President’s List. Students

Backyard party ideas for kids this summer

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(StatePoint) Throwing a backyard bash for kids? Here are a few festive ideas for a day of fun: • Decathlon: You don’t need a ton of space to host an

Honoring achievements of women in military

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(StatePoint) The words “veteran,” “hero” and “patriot” usually evoke images of men. Many people are not aware that some 3 million women are currently serving or have served in the

Volunteer helps end family Alzheimer’s cycle

(StatePoint) Jacqueline Patterson, 66, knew from a young age what Alzheimer’s looked like, but didn’t call it by its name until she started caring for her mother, Ruby, in 2008.

Why vocational ed critical for many

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(StatePoint) In this high-tech era where a college degree is positioned as a necessity for success, vocational education is often overlooked. But experts say that a vocational education provides the