DEAR DR. ROACH: At age 48, I underwent a lumpectomy, chemo and radiation for stage I breast cancer. All is good so far, but I started experiencing osteopenia in my mid-50s, perhaps earlier than I would have because of the chemo and estrogen-blocking meds. My mother also had ...
Each Saturday, The Express community newspaper highlights people, groups and activities our readers deem worthy of applause. During this incredibly difficult time, our family has been deeply touched by the kindness, prayers, messages, calls, visits, flowers and every thoughtful gesture shown ...
Inside today, you will find the fifth — and final — day of this year’s annual Progress edition. We hope you have enjoyed reading about some of the huge variety of local businesses, organizations and services that you may not think about much in your day-to-day life. These groups work ...
Progress brings change! Prior to the 60’s, the Duck family, and other restaurateurs, operated Mill Hall’s “Blue Chimney,” now Advanced Family Chiropractic. A blue chimney was erected at the marquis and locals dubbed it “The Blue Flu.” It was next to Miller’s Furniture, behind ...
Dear Annie: I’ve been married nearly 40 years. My wife’s father has passed, and her 81-year-old mother still lives on the family farm. My wife is on a loan her mother took out to buy part of that farm, and she handles everything for my mother-in-law. One of her brothers lives in the ...
The Rookwood Pottery Company was at the forefront of the art pottery movement in the United States. It was founded in 1880 in Cincinnati, Ohio, by Maria Longworth Nichols, making it one of the earliest companies in America owned by a woman. Many of its most notable artists were women, too. ...