HER Magazine

An Ounce of Prevention February is called "Dental Month" in the veterinary world, referring to often discounted dental procedures offered by many veterinary clinics to promote awarene... February 15, 2020

Letter from the HER staff Despite its brevity, the month of February knows how to pack a punch. According to nationaltoday.com, a website dedicated to keeping track of even the wackiest ... February 15, 2020

Keep on Drivin' Returning to her hometown after a 10-year absence, Mountain Pine native Britney Howard found her community had deteriorated. In an effort to help turn the small... by Grace Brown - February 15, 2020

Local NAACP president fights for everyone's rights, for future generations "Most people, I think, come (to the NAACP) when they are actually in a crisis themselves, and then they come and ask for help, and when they get help you go 'Oh... by Cassidy Kendall HER Magazine - February 15, 2020

Meet, Greet, and Eat Healthy "As some of us spend many hours in meetings, changing meeting practices can help us eat well and fit enough physical activity into our days. Setting policies, r... February 15, 2020

Local author finds a way to overcome challenging childhood With her debut novel "Love Yourself First" turning one year old this month, Stephanie Thompson has continued to provide a common theme throughout her books sinc... by Felisha Butler - February 15, 2020

Cathy Caver makes big 'Splash' in iconic downtown district After years of experience owning and successfully expanding a thriving business at Chrysalis Day Spa in Cornerstone Shopping Center, local entrepreneur Cathy Ca... by Rebeca Rector - February 15, 2020

Retired police officer with 30-year background on Memphis beat leading Oaklawn security After 30 years on the Memphis, Tenn., police force and four years with the U.S. Marshals Service, Patti Pendleton continues to serve and protect the public as h... by Rebeca Rector - January 15, 2020

WATCH: Crafting a Masterpiece one Dress at a Time Local seamstress Sheila Huddleston lives a lifestyle appreciating the value in her craft, rather than price, when it comes to both her closet and her customers'... by Cassidy Kendall HER Magazine - January 15, 2020

Right on Track Moquett talks racing, family, and thoroughbreds Welcome to the world of thoroughbred horse racing. It is fast-paced, challenging, and sometimes even a little bit dangerous. It is everything Laura Moquett love... by Grace Brown - January 15, 2020

Wizard of Colors Roswell, N.M. The site of the supposed 1947 UFO crash. It is also the town where creative colorist Melanie Efird set out to blossom into the artist she's become... January 15, 2020

Routine is Key Have you ever wondered why your veterinarian recommends blood work so routinely? Why is it required before anesthesia? Is it just an extra, or is it truly impor... January 15, 2020

From HER The hype from the holiday season paired with the motivation to make the new year "the best yet" just fill the first few months of the year with so much positive... January 15, 2020

The Pocket Theatre: a place for women The Pocket Community Theatre recently hosted an all-female production of native Arkansan Mark Landon Smith's play "Radio TBS." This marked the theater's only al... December 15, 2019

What can dance do for you? Sonja Littlejohn Barlow -- more familiarly known as Gracie -- is a local dance instructor who believes in dance to benefit not only physical health but confiden... by Cassidy Kendall HER Magazine - December 15, 2019