Alzheimer’s Association hosts Town Hall in El Centro to expand local outreach
The Alzheimer’s Association held a town hall in El Centro to provide information and support to Imperial Valley families impacted by the disease.
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The Alzheimer’s Association held a town hall in El Centro to provide information and support to Imperial Valley families impacted by the disease.
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Their menu includes award winning barbeque ribs, sandwiches, classic sides, date shakes, and more.
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APS says they are prepared with power supplies, upgraded electrical equipment and emergency response plans for customers.
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Skin and Body by Melissa is located at 748 N. Archibald Street Unit C, near the U.S. Post Office.
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The town hall will be held at DayOut Adult Day Health Care Center, located at 757 W Main Street in El Centro, at 2:00 p.m.
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Prices for many dolls, stuffed animals, blocks, and games rose 2.2% between April and May. Analysts say it’s an unprecedented increase and it’s largely the result of the U.S.’ new trade policies.
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Executives are taking the necessary steps to ensure a seamless transition, including selling their job boards and government software services to several buyers.
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The study indicates overall heart disease death rates dropped 66% in U.S. adults age 25 and older, and deaths from heart attacks dropped by nearly 90%.
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Healing Wave Aquatics uses a 97-degree pool for trauma-informed aquatic therapy for service members trying to cope with PTSD.
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The Conference Board says its latest consumer confidence index fell more than five points, to a reading of 93. The research group says values below 80 often signal a looming recession.
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Changes designed to reduce red tape are in store for hundreds of millions of Americans who have private health insurance.
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This is the first positive mosquito pool for West Nile Virus identified in Imperial County this year.
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The Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile, along with the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy, shared that its new powerful telescope has already photographed millions of galaxies and thousands of asteroids.
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It can be a challenge for people with autism to find employment opportunities but one business in Florida is providing those much needed opportunities.
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Chillzz Frozen Yogurt offers an assortment of fresh new flavors along with a multitude of delicious toppings.
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Officials are reminding everyone to protect themselves by wearing insect repellent, covering up with long sleeves, and staying indoors. They’re also asking people to dump out standing water around their homes.
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Nearly 15% of seniors in the region are living with Alzheimer’s. Staff at DayOut, an adult day center in El Centro, say they’re seeing changes including a noticeable increase in younger people being diagnosed.
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If approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission, the increase would add about $20 to the average monthly bill for residential customers using 1,000 kilowatt-hours.
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President Donald Trump’s trade war is causing a slowdown in growth, and global economists are not just warning the U.S., but other countries all across the world.
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In a landmark decision, a divided U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Tennessee law restricting some medical treatments for transgender minors.
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