Heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in the United States, accounting for 40 percent of all U.S. deaths. That's more than all forms of cancer combined. Why is heart disease so deadly? One reason is that many people are slow to seek help when symptoms arise. Yes, someone gripped … [Read more...] about Twelve Heart Symptoms Never to Ignore
Watching the Sunset at 11,500 Feet
While Monsoon’s precipitation is low and the heat level is high, Arizona’s highest mountain is offering cool temperatures and cool views along with extended hours to get there this month. For five Saturdays, Arizona Snowbowl guests can enjoy live music on the Agassiz patio, dinners and … [Read more...] about Watching the Sunset at 11,500 Feet
Why Communication is Essential in the Real Estate Process
We’ve all heard the saying “no news is good news,” right? Well, not necessarily in the real estate process. While not hearing anything could be deemed as everything moving along smoothly, it could also mean there are critical dates and deadlines being missed. There should be one person that is at … [Read more...] about Why Communication is Essential in the Real Estate Process
A Worldwide Orthopaedic Focus to Keep People Moving
This is an exciting time in orthopaedic care. The years 2010 thru 2020 have been designated by a global alliance of health professionals as The Bone and Joint Decade, a period of time to emphasize the importance of bone and joint health. This program aims to help with the prevention and treatment of … [Read more...] about A Worldwide Orthopaedic Focus to Keep People Moving
How the Open Meeting Law Works in Flagstaff
What is the Open Meeting Law? How does it affect the City Council? Is it a good thing or not? The Open Meeting Law is a state law that requires all governing bodies to hold their meetings in public, open to the public, with specific agendas and with publicly posted notices of the meeting and the … [Read more...] about How the Open Meeting Law Works in Flagstaff
Demystifying the Marketing Campaign
Now, more than ever, success as a small business owner means being a Jack-of-All-Trades, and a master of each one as well. An increasing number of U.S. businesses operate with no employees – 47 percent more in 2014 than in 1997, according to Harper’s Index, meaning business owners are doing it all … [Read more...] about Demystifying the Marketing Campaign
Gently and Wisely Philosophy Guides Imaging Tests
We all know someone – a family member, friend, or neighbor – who has had some form of medical imaging. Whether it’s an X-ray mammogram, CT lung scan or MRI with contrast of the knee, our health care system uses an increasing number of imaging tests to help identify a variety of diseases and … [Read more...] about Gently and Wisely Philosophy Guides Imaging Tests
Making Your Home Energy Efficient
Saving money and energy at home is an endeavor that pays off; it saves your pocket money and reduces the country’s dependence on imported nonrenewable energy resources. Most homes use energy inefficiently, adding extra dollars to the monthly bills. You may opt to make minor changes or more elaborate … [Read more...] about Making Your Home Energy Efficient
Return of Premium Life Insurance
Life insurance is meant to provide a source of income for your family or other beneficiary when you die, but there are times when the cost of life insurance seems like a losing bet. Premium payments can be burdensome for whole life coverage (insurance that remains in effect for the insured … [Read more...] about Return of Premium Life Insurance
Yavapai College, Sedona Cultural Park Finalize Agreement Celebration scheduled for Oct. 14 at YC’s Sedona Center for Arts & Technology
SEDONA -- Yavapai College and Sathcupa L.L.C., owner of the Sedona Cultural Park, have completed a land-swap agreement that allows the college to stay in its Sedona Center for Arts & Technology facility located in the Cultural Park. Papers filed with the City of Sedona and Yavapai County show … [Read more...] about Yavapai College, Sedona Cultural Park Finalize Agreement Celebration scheduled for Oct. 14 at YC’s Sedona Center for Arts & Technology