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Nayo Jones brings New Orleans jazz to the Avalon

Nov 04, 2024 10:53AM ● By Jan Weeks

Experience jazz, rhythm and blues with The Nayo Jones Experience at Grand Junction's Avalon Theatre—and win tickets from the BEACON!

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Who is the best person to talk to about Medicare?

Nov 04, 2024 10:29AM ● By National Council on Aging

Medicare advisers help you make informed choices on coverage, from monthly costs to service providers, ensuring your health needs are met.

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Honoring Harold Brown, WWII hero and Pearl Harbor survivor, at 101

Nov 04, 2024 10:03AM ● By Ursula Nizalowski

From surviving Pearl Harbor to enduring the Pacific’s toughest battles, WWII vet Harold Brown’s life left a lasting legacy of family, compassion and strength.

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From streets to service: Local veteran guarded presidents and flew secret missions

Nov 04, 2024 09:50AM ● By Yvette Roberts

Retired T/Sgt. Edward Loffredo shares his life of service, from living on the streets in NYC to protecting presidents and risking it all in daring Air Force missions.

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Anyone else tired of drug ads on TV?

Nov 01, 2024 03:17PM ● By Raymond Reid

Prescription drug ads can mislead viewers about potential health risks.

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Cold weather safety tips for you on your travels

Nov 01, 2024 03:01PM ● By Kimberly Blaker

Planning a holiday road trip or winter activities? Be ready for cold-weather risks with tips on driving safely on icy roads, preventing frostbite and hypothermia and packing for emergencies.

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Doubting Thomas: It’s normal to doubt, but you’re blessed if you believe

Nov 01, 2024 02:44PM ● By Will Sanborn

From the challenges of crucifixion survival to the implications for faith, discover why believers assert Jesus is alive today.

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Why food tastes weird: Exploring dysgeusia and practical solutions

Nov 01, 2024 02:20PM ● By Suzy Cohen

Dysgeusia affects taste, making foods seem off or unpleasant. Learn about its potential causes and discover practical tips to improve your eating experience.

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Dementia' is out, 'MANDI' is in: new terms aim to reduce stigma

Nov 01, 2024 01:48PM ● By Laird Landon, PhD

Dementia' is out, 'MANDI' is in. Discover why new terms like MANDI and MINDI are replacing 'dementia' to reduce stigma and bring respect to cognitive health conversations

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America’s first woman soldier

Nov 01, 2024 01:24PM ● By Richard Bauman

Step into history with Deborah Sampson, a Massachusetts woman who joined the Continental Army disguised as a man.

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Making gravy a year in advance is Thanksgiving's best kept secret

Nov 01, 2024 11:21AM ● By Sharon Love Cook

As a seasoned veteran of many holiday kitchen battles, I’m here to offer you my top tip: Plan way ahead—like 365 days in advance.

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Pumpkin: fall's nutritional superstar

Oct 09, 2024 04:14PM ● By Wendell Fowler

You can't get these healing benefits from a pumpkin spice latte.

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Artificial Intelligence: What it really means and why it’s everywhere

Oct 08, 2024 03:27PM ● By Adam Cochran

Explore how artificial intelligence is now being marketed beyond computers and into everyday products.

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Ghostly adventures in Colorado

Oct 08, 2024 03:16PM ● By Carly Holbrook

Feel the thrill and chills at some of Colorado’s most haunted hot spots

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Prevent Medicare fraud: Protect your benefits during Open Enrollment

Oct 06, 2024 12:44PM

Learn how to protect yourself from Medicare fraud during Open Enrollment. Get tips on spotting scams, protecting your benefits and reporting suspicious activity to stay safe this fall.

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