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Surgery can let you see like a child againImprovements to cataract surgery and lenses can not only help people see more clearly, but can also help solve their lifelong vision problems and let them ditch their glasses.
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Mother, daughter duo author book for young peopleAuthor Faye Kellerman has teamed up with her teenage daughter, Aliza, for a new novel for young people, "Prism."
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Buying, selling home doesn't have to be scaryReal-estate columnist Tara-Nicholle Nelson says the right tools can make buying a home and paying the mortgage less intimidating.
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Wave of discounts puts beach trips within reachTo lure in wary consumers in a choppy economy, rental agencies have chopped beach homes' rent rates for last-minute travelers.
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WakeMed simulation program helps keep physicians sharpA new patient simulation lab at WakeMed aims to help physicians, nurses and caregivers hone their medical and communication skills.
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Beaverdam Beach at Falls Lake closed to swimmersWake County has banned swimming at Beaverdam Beach on Falls Lake due to elevated levels of bacteria, the county announced Wednesday.
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Gardening can help urge children to eat their vegetablesThe goal of community gardens is to involve residents in the building, planting, tending, harvesting and eating. Experts say it is important for children, who aren’t usually big vegetable eaters, to get involved with gardening projects like these.
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Beaverdam Beach at Falls Lake closed to swimmers
Wake County has banned swimming at Beaverdam Beach on Falls Lake due to elevated levels of bacteria, the county announced Wednesday.
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