by The Staff | Aug 27, 2026 | Advice, Health & Wellness, Hot Topics, Opinion
By Michelle Hays Have you ever rehearsed a conversation in your head a hundred times and then decided not to have it? Of course you have. Maybe your spouse hurt your feelings. Maybe you felt unappreciated. Maybe something happened that bothered you, but you convinced...
by The Staff | Jul 17, 2026 | Activities, Advice, Lighthouse Point, Sports
By John Piotrowski One of the best-kept secrets in South Florida fishing is that you do not need to run offshore to find great action. The canals of Lighthouse Point and the surrounding communities hold an impressive variety of fun fish to catch year-round. On any...
by The Staff | Jul 17, 2026 | Advice, Hot Topics, Opinion
Finding Stillness in the Age of the Scroll By Susan Rosser Without telling you how old I am, I am about to tell you how old I am. I grew up without the internet. In fact, the internet didn’t even exist for a good part of my early career. I never watched much online...
by The Staff | Jun 26, 2026 | Advice, Opinion
When Love Doesn’t Feel Like Love: When “Not Feeling It” Isn’t the End By Michelle Hays I used to believe that if you truly loved someone, the relationship would naturally feel loving. Easy. Connected. Safe. And when it stopped feeling that way, I assumed something...
by The Staff | Feb 28, 2026 | Advice, Health & Wellness, Opinion, Parenting
4 Relationship Truths to Consider Before You Decide By Michelle Hays Divorce is often described as an ending, an escape, or even a fresh start. And sometimes, it truly is. But before making a decision that reshapes not only your life, but also the lives of your...
by Susan Rosser | Feb 24, 2026 | Advice, Health & Wellness, Parenting
From Hiding Under the Bed to Cuddles By Susan Rosser A little over two years ago, my adult daughter, Zoe, adopted a two-year-old cat. She named her Momo. To say this cat was timid and afraid doesn’t do justice to the situation. You would have thought she’d been...
