Take Salad Season to the Next Level

Warmer months typically call for lighter bites, and one of the first things that comes to mind for many is a fresh and flavorful salad. While a salad is a quick and easy way to up your veggie intake and get food on the table in next to no time, the same formula over and over again can make mealtimes feel mundane. To take your salads to the next level, think of those greens as a blank slate for creativity and look beyond the bowl for elements that can help create new, satisfying meals. Find more ideas to elevate salad season at freshexpress.com.

Turning 80, Hollywood Beauty Diane McBain Tackles New Career

Tinseltown Talks

STRESSED TO THE MAX?

Experts and Regular Folks Weigh in with Tips for Reducing Stress

Summer is Here. Are you Ready?

From the Bench

I Want My Truck Back!

Laws of the Land

Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for Me?

Eat Well Live Well

4 Remarkable Medicinal Uses for Baking Soda

Dear Pharmacist

History du Jour

D. D. Bazer: Town Tamer

Tinseltown Talks

Hank Garrett: ‘Car 54’ and Beyond

Retirement Brings With It Extra Time

Make The Best Of It

Laws of the Land

But That's All I Have!

Parenting Our Parents

A Look Inside the Sandwich Generation

From the Bench

Will Higher Estate Taxes Return?

Eat Well Live Well

Eat Healthy This Valentine's Day

SHREVEPORT Then & Now

Photos blended and used with permission by Mike and Mark Mangham of Twin Blends Photography. Vintage photos courtesy of Keith Todaro and LSUS Archives and Special Collections. For more blended photos, visit www.facebook.com/twinblendsphotography.

Organ Donations and Other Adventures at the DMV

Chrissy (all names have been changed) was brain dead. After the doctors made the brain death determination, someone from the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency met with her family and told them that she had elected to be an organ donor when she had gotten her driver’s license.

Stat! - Medical News & Info

Stat! - Medical News & Info

Jacqueline Bisset's Sizzling Career

Now in her seventh decade as a film actress, British beauty Jacqueline Bisset first hit the big screen in the mid-1960s and was soon on her way to becoming a household name after dramatic roles later in the decade in films such as “Bullitt” with Steve McQueen.

WHEN TO BREAK UP WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN and How to Find One That's Right for You

YOUR PHYSICIAN is one of the most essential people in your life when it comes to your health.

Men Have Special Nutritional Needs, Too

As we age, our nutrition needs tend to get more specialized, depending on medi-cal history, family history, and physical activity level.

New Year Nutrition

Take on 2021 with a suitable, low-carb eating plan

Mauthausen Concentration Camp: Because Turning Away is Never an Option

Yes, of course, the four Central European capitals we visited on our Danube River Cruise with Grand Circle – Prague, Czech Republic, Vienna, Austria, Bratislava, Slovakia and Budapest, Hungary – overwhelmed with their impressive history, expansive promenades and architectural grandeur. But it was an experience in Linz in Upper Austria that most impacted me – a visit to the Mauthausen Concentration Camp, one of the first to be built and the last to be liberated.

Mary Cane: Gambler's daughter

Stories about pioneer Mary Cane are many; few are substantiated. Separating myth from fact is easier with ever growing digitized databases, but still many “facts” in the story of Mary Cane must be taken with grains of salt varying in size..

Domestic Abuse Battery Affects All Ages

Every day in court, dockets are being filled with do-mestic abuse battery cases.

Stat! Medical News & Info

Physical Activity at Any Intensity Linked to Lower Risk of Early Death

Women Have Special Nutritional Needs

As years progress, a woman’s nutritional needs change to accommodate life changes.

Neil Sedaka Still Singing Through the Pandemic

Tinseltown Talks

Sleeping With History

Hotels Can Be Much More Than A Place To Sleep

Old Home Remedies

Professional medical care was not readily available to the general populace back in the early 1900’s when more people lived in rural areas, prior to insurance and government hospitalization programs, so folks self-medicated with herbs and “cures” handed down for generations.

Hot Lips and the Stolen Medicine

Hot Lips (all names have been changed) was a coordinator for a home health care agency that provided sitters for patients.