Lifestyle

(NewsUSA) – You’re never too old to develop or refine an exercise program. And there has never been more opportunity to find an array of programs that suit your interests, your fitness ability and your lifestyle.

Many families joined in the Mother’s Day Parade at Kountze Nursing Home to show their love. The Kountze Fire Department and Kountze Police Department officers also participated in the parade.

Research shows too much social isolation has negative effects on people, and the coronavirus pandemic has worsened the problem.But there are many tactics to help you cope.

It’s times like our recent Mother’s day celebration that reminds me why I love being an activity director.

(NewsUSA) – As loved ones begin to age, many will take on the honorable role of becoming a caregiver. However, caring for an older adult can be time-consuming, reducing the ability to address your own needs.

It’s Nurses Week, and this year it means more than ever as nurses across the country are on the front lines in the battle against Coronavirus.

Hairstylist Martha Jordan (left) at Friends Salon and Boutique in Silsbee, styles a customer’s hair. On May 8, hair salons and barber shops through out the state was allowed to reopen after more than a month of being closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.May 12 was the first day Bank Barber Shop (bottom) in Silsbee was open since March 31. Six people were allowed in the shop at a time. By 8:30 a.m., there was a line of men waiting to get their hair cut.

AUSTIN— As part of a broader effort to reopen Texas, Texas State Parks will resume limited overnight camping beginning Monday, May 18. The gradual reopening of overnight reservations will be limited at all Texas State Parks to varying degrees depending on individual park occupancy in order to align with safe business practices currently followed in Texas. Some existing reservations will be honored, but to prevent overcrowding, manage continued social distancing and safeguard public health, no new reservations can be made for now. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will notify the public once new reservations can be booked.