NEWS SPOTLIGHT: Ingham County gets anti-overdose drug Narcan
The Ingham County Sheriff’s Office has acquired Narcan for use against the increased abuse of heroin and other opiates in our county.
Interpersonal Edge: the path to big-time career success starts with small achievements
By Dr. Daneen Skube
Tribune Content Agency
Q: When I look at the long list of tasks to do before I can get ahead in my job this year, I feel discouraged. When I look at people I admire, I simply can’t understand how they accomplished all they did to end up so successful. Is there a strategy you teach clients to achieve great things when they’re overwhelmed by the number of steps to the goal?
Jill on Money: Social Security at 80: A pillar of economic security for Americans
By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Content Agency
In August 1935, in the midst of the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed The Social Security Act, establishing a national plan to provide economic security for the nation’s workers. The program’s 80th anniversary is a good time to review the popular safety net.
The Kid’s Doctor: Stay vigilant to survive tick season
If you find a tick, use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the head of the tick as close to the skin as possible, then slowly pull it out. Photo by fotolia
Excuse me, are you listening? 14-18
Photo: Rina Risper, President & Publisher of The New Citizens PressDear Readers,
School has started for all students in Michigan. My daughter has started high school. I remember when she was born and how excited I was. It is a production week and I can hardly keep my hands on the keyboard as I multitask.
REFLECTIONS: My trip to South Africa
By Erica N. Williams
TNCP Community Writer
South Africa 2015
This summer I had the honor of taking a once and a lifetime trip to Cape Town, Johannesburg and Soweto South Africa. This six-week transformative journey through a country which just 21 years ago was plagued by apartheid, proved to be a “rekindling of the flame” experience for me.
TAX SOLUTIONS: IRS is Hacked
By A.J. GrossEarlier in the year, the IRS said identity thieves stole tax return information from 114,000 taxpayers. The IRS has since said the number of taxpayers affected was actually 220,000.
Mid-Michigan Leadership Academy Takes Education to the Next Level
By Deborah M. Walker and TNCP StaffWith so many schools allowing enrollment of students outside of their districts and specialized curriculums, from math and science to arts and performance, it is becoming the norm that parents have so many educational opportunities to choose from.
The Kid’s Doctor: Stay vigilant to survive tick season
If you find a tick, use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the head of the tick as close to the skin as possible, then slowly pull it out. Photo by fotolia
September is Alopecia Awareness Month
Nekeyta Brunson has been dealing with alopecia since elementary school.
Courtesy photo