A Mississippian Remembers Katrina
By Lana Turnbull On August 29, 2005 Hurrican Katrina was barreling towards New Orleans, it suddenly turned slightly east, putting coastal Mississippi directly in it’s path. Once the winds subsided and the waters withdrew, what was left for many Gulf Coast communities was almost total destruction and unfathomable loss. Katrina has taken its place among an infamous list of national tragedies, so traumatic, we all remember exactly where we were when they Read more »
Traditions are what we make them.
By Lana Turnbull Growing up in the Mississippi Delta, the traditional 4th of July picnic could be brutal. With temperatures reaching three digits, and mosquitoes the size of hummingbirds, outdoor celebrations were at best challenging. After years of packing up the family picnic basket and cooler to head out for the typical July 4th get-together with friends and family, my dad finally put his foot down and said, “NO MORE!” As Read more »
Food Insecurity Has No Season
By Lana Turnbull For many of us July 4th brings thoughts of picnics past, with all the traditional grilled favorites, plus baked beans, potato salad, fresh sweet corn on the cob, deviled eggs, watermelon, peach cobbler…the list is embarrassingly long. But the truth is, there are 48.8 million Americans who do not have enough to eat and 16.2 million of them are children. In Mississippi one in every four people struggles Read more »
Invasion of the Memory Snatcher
By Lana Turnbull Families…they’re the bastions of our memories – the proof of where we came from – the connection that makes us the individuals we are. The memories we share between the generations form the oral history of our families, and they are not trivial things. Then enters Alzheimer’s disease and silently takes them away. Suddenly, the connection between generations can be broken and the unrecorded history lost. Once it’s Read more »December 14th 2019
MADISON, Miss. – St. Catherine’s Village has announced that skilled nursing dedicated to memory care now is available at the read more »
Teen Dies Trying to Use Charging Cell Phone While Bathing Posted Thu 09/14/2017 10:33AMThis summer Madison Coe a 14-year-old Texas girl died after she was electrocuted while trying to use her cell phone read more »
Providing Wheelchair Van Service in 3 Central MS Counties Posted Thu 09/14/2017 10:31AMJACKSON, Miss. – For many wheelchair users, getting out and about is a major problem. The solution? A transportation service read more »
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