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Students in Mrs. Brownlee’s Family and Consumer Sciences class made blankets and donated them to the DuBois Nursing Home residents. The students who participated in this interview are Josie Suhan, Brandon White and Justina Woods.

According to new research from the University of Georgias Youth Development Institute, stress may be beneficial to brain function.

According to recent research from the Youth Development Institute at the University of Georgia, stress may not be a bad thing when it comes to brain functioning.

Currently, Dot Dunn Hart is only half way through her two-year term as Delta District director for the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council, but shes been asked to chair a newly formed committee: AEHC Cares.

Fascinating new findings indicate that a little bit of stress can actually be very beneficial to both body and brain.

Mild levels of stress force your body to optimize brain cognition and body function, according to a new UGA study.

Everyone knows that the cost of practically everything has increased.

In Illinois, the average price for a Thanksgiving meal for 10 is expected to jump 13% this year, to $65.53, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation’s latest Thanksgiving Cost Survey.

Here's how to get through Thanksgiving without breaking the bank.

While holidays are a great time to spend with family and friends, they are also time to address some turkey myths to keep your family healthy, Mary Ann Kizer, Jefferson County Family and Consumer Sciences agent, said in a news release.