To Your Good Health
by Dr. Keith Roach DEAR DR. ROACH: A family friend has just been diagnosed with bile duct cancer. She is a breast cancer survivor and is 75 years old. The tumor is said to be the size of a quarter, and it was discovered after she
Celebrating the Delaney at Georgetown
The Delaney at Georgetown hosted a celebration for residents and their loved ones to celebrate the community having achieved 100 percent occupancy. The Delaney at Georgetown Village offers service-rich independent living, assisted living and memory care. The community features 120 private independent living residences, 55 assisted
The Silent Middle
There’s no way to know everything about everything. But somehow, a couple of decades of social media has created a society where everyone's opinion seems to be equal. I think that is a shame. I don’t know the exact moment it happened, but I don't understand how
Congressman John Carter Statement on State of the Union Address
Representative John Carter (TX-31) released the following statement after President Donald Trump gave his State of the Union address to the nation. “President Trump is right, the state of our union is strong, and the best is yet to come. At this moment in time, there’s
Sun City “Grandmas” 2020 — We’re Back!
When we introduced readers to Betty Schleder in 2014, she had just singlehandedly raised $120,000 to send a contingent of Sun City veterans on an Honor Flight. Schleder is an advocate for strong conservative values and, since 2010, she has annually rounded up a group
Enhanced Pedestrian Crossings Coming to Sun City
Construction is set to begin in February for pedestrian safety improvements on the two main thoroughfares in Sun City. The project involves the addition of pedestrian crossing signs, button-activated flashing lights, and crosswalk striping at eight intersections on Del Webb Boulevard and Sun City Boulevard. These
News for Paws & Claws and Snouts & Hooves
by Dr. Nathan Carlton, DVM Last week I was called to a farm for a down doe. The resident farmer raises sheep, and the doe in question, a Barbado, was close to lambing but wasn’t able to stand. I drove out to his place and he
Preserving History at City Hall and Across Georgetown
The public is invited to celebrate the completed "Preserving History" mural, Saturday, February 15 at 2pm at the Georgetown City Hall and the African American Shotgun House. The program includes a welcome from Mayor Dale Ross, followed by statements from mural artists Norma Clark and Devon
Now Here’s a Tip
by JoAnn Derson • Before removing a splinter, ice the area. There will be less fussing, and a wooden splinter might absorb some liquid, causing it to swell enough to pop out a bit more. • I used the mileage counter in my car to come up
150 Years of Defining Food Traditions
(StatePoint) Think back on some of your favorite family meals over the years and it’s likely that Campbell Soup Company played a role during those important moments around the table. An American icon, Campbell recently celebrated its 150th anniversary. From tomato soup and grilled cheese on