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June is National Men’s Health Month, and for men, the consequences of untreated mental illness can be severe. Here’s why mental healthcare matters for men.

Depression doesn’t always look the same for everyone. For many women, symptoms can show up differently and may change with hormones, stress, or life transitions, or during pregnancy or the postpartum period. Here are a few common ways depression may differ for women.

For those of you wanting an update on our Terri, she's doing great! Surgery was a success, although we are a little disappointed she didn't get that cool hook! Her 16 cats are taking good care of her, we just pray she doesn't trip over one. She wants everybody to know that she will he back soon and thanks everybody for checking in on her and all the prayers! We live in such a great community, although she says she would like the city to pave her road one of these days 😂

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Wishing you a safe, meaningful day with family and loved ones.

For everybody wondering about our Terri Gaulding Bogues, she is out of surgery and doing great!! We understand she got a little frisky with the surgeon but we're gonna blame that on the anesthesia. Unfortunately, no hook.

Dealing with a sinus infection? The good news is many sinus infections (especially viral ones) typically resolve on their own with time. Here are a few simple ways to manage symptoms at home and stay comfortable while you recover.

Say some prayers for our Terri Gaulding Bogues, the face of Jones Drug Store. Tomorrow she is having surgery to fix her broken arm which she broke eating potato salad while trying to herd her 16 cats back into the house. We think it would be cool if she comes back to work with a hook.

Recognizing the signs of depression can be the first step toward getting support. If you or someone you love is noticing any of these warning signs, you are not alone, and help is available. Make an appointment to see your doctor, or if you need immediate help, call or text 988.