Staying Safe in Hot Summer Weather
Spending time in the sunshine is good for almost everyone. However, summer weather can prove more than just uncomfortable.
Spending time in the sunshine is good for almost everyone. However, summer weather can prove more than just uncomfortable.
When the weather warms up, ticks become more active. These tiny pests may be small, but the diseases they carry are significant. Tick awareness is essential for protecting yourself, your family, and your pets from potentially dangerous tick-borne illnesses.
The summer season has begun, offering opportunities for picnics, backyard cookouts, and family gatherings. However, warmer temperatures and outdoor events make food safety especially challenging.
If you and your family plan to be among the millions of travelers hitting America’s roads this summer, now is the perfect time to prepare for the unexpected.
Spring marks the return of mosquitoes and the health concerns that can affect individuals and animals.
Cognitive health refers to the overall health of the brain and its ability to work effectively. Maintaining our cognitive (brain) health involves activities that support healthy cognitive processes, prevent cognitive decline, and address impairments that may arise.
Large agricultural machinery, rural roadways, and unpredictable spring weather can create dangerous driving conditions. Staying alert and respectful can help prevent accidents and keep everyone safe this season.
Each year, around 85,000 people in the U.S. suffer injuries from lawnmowers, with almost 6,400 resulting in serious injuries. Over 9,000 of these cases involve children under the age of 18. Learn how to keep yourself and your family safe.
CodeRED is a free, secure emergency alert system. The Moultrie County Emergency Services Disaster Agency coordinates the system. It enables residents and businesses to receive address-specific alerts by phone call, text message, or email.
The brain requires a steady supply of nutrients to function properly. Scientific research indicates that in addition to a healthy diet and lifestyle, certain vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats help improve brain health.