There’s one word we all hope to never hear from our doctor and that’s “cancer.” While keeping away from the doctor’s office altogether can help avoid hearing that ominous term, it ultimately only postpones and exacerbates any potential problems that could have been treated before […]
More women over 40 are having babies, letting the biological clock tick a bit longer than ever before. With medical intervention, it’s not uncommon to have a healthy pregnancy, delivery, and recovery after 40, however, it’s not the same as doing it at 20 or […]
So, it’s started. You’re experiencing hot flashes, you’re tired all the time, your breasts are tender and you’ve likely felt at least one of several other uncomfortable symptoms, including decreased libido, irregular periods, urine leakage, and vaginal dryness. It’s called perimenopause and it’s the precursor […]
Dallas is the biggest metro in the biggest state where everything is, well, bigger. Packed with family-friendly activities for all ages, the Dallas Metropolitan Area boasts everything from sporting events to amusement parks, museums to medieval shows. Check out our list of the top 10 […]
If you find yourself itching after the Tamale Festival has come to end, head to one of these local spots for a fix. Nana Olie’s Panaderia 50 W. 10th St., Tracy, (209) 229-8700 These Oaxacan tamales are available in chicken with green sauce, pork […]
The Third Annual San Joaquin Tamale Festival In mid-October, tamales and tamale lovers will unite at the third annual San Joaquin Tamale Festival at the San Joaquin Fairgrounds. This year, attendees can look forward to live music, including rock, reggae, and Mexican regional music, a […]
San Joaquin Steps Into The Shoes Of Its Blind Community It’s a quarter past nine and the power goes out. Your phone light isn’t much use and you’ve burned all your candles down, for fashion, not function. Instinctively, you recall where your furniture is as […]
Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience A mom, wife, NY Times Bestselling author, and a woman who talks to the dead? Theresa Caputo is coming to Stockton on Friday, October 13th! When she first discovered her gift, Theresa knew she wanted to use it to help […]
Fall is here, and no matter your age, there’s a time and a place to celebrate! Wicked Wine Stroll Sat. Oct. 14, 6 PM – 9 PM School Street in Downtown Lodi One of the Lodi Chamber’s semi-annual strolls—with a wicked Halloween theme—includes tastings from […]
Breast cancer survivor and director of the St. Joseph’s Cancer Institute in Stockton, Charlene Smith uses her personal journey with breast cancer to transform cancer treatment. Charlene Smith, 58, was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 31. She underwent a mastectomy, radiation, and chemotherapy to […]
You can’t go wrong with tempura. It’s the ultimate app when dining out on the town in San Joaquin’s top Japanese restaurants. And few can compare to the crisp shell concocted at Komachi Sushi, where flavor and food preparation create […]
When the leaves begin to fall, cravings turn to caramel. If that sounds familiar, look no further than Rustic Crunch. Rustic Crunch is the brain child of Liz Hittle, who has been cooking up batches of this sweet treat for […]
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