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Phi Theta Kappa students at MGCCC unveils new book to teach children local history
SUMMARY: Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and Lyn Meadows Discovery Center are collaborating to teach children about the Coast's rich history. Students from the Omicron Alpha chapter of Theta Kappa at MGCCC's Harrison County Campus will unveil their new children's book, “Sand Castles and Seawalls,” which highlights the architecture and design of play along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The students will read to children, host a book signing, and donate the books to local school libraries, public libraries, and nonprofit organizations for distribution. The project was part of their Omega Alpha chapter's research question and aimed to take advantage of the Gulf Coast's 26-mile man-made beach.
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is teaming up with Lynn Meadows Discovery Center to teach children about the Coast's rich history.
SUMMARY: Chef Jason Mcart and Andre Bishop from Salt and Ivy at BO rage joined a show to discuss the special offerings at their restaurant. They talked about their champagne brunch, new menu items such as soft shell crab benedict, smoked salmon flatbread, and peach pancakes with cinnamon butter. They also mentioned bringing back Chicken and Waffles due to customer demand. They highlighted the location of their restaurant in the casino and invited viewers to come and enjoy their delicious dishes. The hosts thanked the chefs for being on the show and wrapped up the segment.
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SUMMARY: May is Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month, with Dr. Kellerer from Memorial Health discussing signs, risk factors, and treatment options for osteoporosis. Approximately 10 million Americans have osteoporosis and 40 million are at risk. Factors like age, menopause, and lifestyle choices play a role in developing the disease. Building peak bone mass between ages 19-25 and maintaining it through diet, exercise, and calcium intake is crucial. Osteoporosis is a silent disease, often only detected after a fracture or loss of height. Treatment includes exercise, balance training, calcium, and vitamin D supplementation to prevent fractures and maintain bone health.
Joining is Dr. Inez Kelleher from Memorial Health with the signs to watch out for and how to treat this disease.
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