SUMMARY: Keith’s classical music series continues this weekend, featuring concert pianist Michael Harold and his co-author Brenda Blun. They discuss their upcoming concert, which includes a PowerPoint presentation about their book, “Classical Shindig,” focused on Southern entertaining and featuring their renovated 1862 house. Guests can enjoy a lovely dinner while listening to classical music, including four-hand piano duets by Mozart and solo pieces by Chopin. The event takes place on October 26th from 5:30 to 8:00 PM, alongside a crafts and drafts night with local hockey players. The series promises a delightful blend of food, music, and community engagement.

The Ohr-O’Keefe’s Classical Music Series continues this weekend, offering a night of beautiful music and great food.

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SUMMARY: Financial freedom remains elusive for many women, with less than half feeling financially secure for the future. Local expert Gregory Ricks highlights significant challenges faced by women, including earning 80 cents to the dollar compared to men, working 11.5 years less, and living longer, which affects retirement savings and increases healthcare costs. The risk of poverty increases for widows, with over 30% ending up below the poverty line. Ricks emphasizes the importance of women’s financial education and involvement in financial decisions, noting that they tend to achieve better investment returns. Engaging in regular financial reviews can help mitigate surprises and stress.

Financial expert Gregory Ricks joins us to discuss the unique challenges women face and offers tips to help them take control.

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SUMMARY: Throughout the month, stories of hope from breast cancer survivors have highlighted the crucial role of early screenings. Dr. Olivia High from Memorial Health System emphasized that breast cancer is the leading cancer in women, with one in eight developing it in their lifetime. Regular screenings start at age 40 for average-risk women, or ten years earlier for those with a family history. Women should perform monthly breast exams and watch for changes like new lumps or skin alterations. Memorial is hosting mammograms and offering discounts for the underinsured, emphasizing the importance of accessible screenings for early detection.

Dr. Olivia Hightower stresses the importance of early and regular screenings during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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