Diets in Review
Rachael Ray has been a rising star for quite some time, starting as a celebrity chef, and graduating into the syndicated daytime TV world. In 2006, the ambitious Ray launched a nonprofit organization called Yum-o!, which helps kids and their … Continue reading
There are many things that our nation worries about in protecting our freedoms. But, according to a U.S. military group, there’s a national security threat that many of us are probably not thinking about. A group of retired military officers … Continue reading
Jamie’s mission this week focused on obtaining funding from the community to be able to sustain the lunch programs and Jamie’s Kitchen after he leaves Huntington. Continue reading
Have you been watching Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution or reading the Mystery School Lunch blog? Are you wondering if changing the menu at your kids school is too difficult to even try. Do you feel like there’s no hope? One … Continue reading
English teacher Mendy Heaps had never given much thought to the food her seventh-grade students were eating. Then her husband, an habitual junk food eater, was diagnosed with cancer, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Suddenly the french fries, pizza, and ice cream … Continue reading
This week’s episode of Food Revolution centered around introducing the community of Huntington to Jamie’s Kitchen, a resource offering free cooking lessons and advice on meal planning. Continue reading
One of our Cook At Home participants asked us the following question: I had given my son a kids cookbook for Christmas with the promise that he would be responsible for choosing and helping to make one dinner each week… … Continue reading
Jamie is allowed to take over lunch in one of the high schools. The main focus of this episode is on these teens and their stories. Continue reading
Guest blogger Mandi Reading is a certified personal trainer, certified nutrition consultant and mother of three young children. You can find her blogging every day about fitness, nutrition, mothers and their families at Trainermomma. When I workout, I get the … Continue reading
Remember the days when gym class meant simply running around or playing in groups whether it be a round of basketball, dodge ball, wiffle ball or even baseball? Most kids live for these outlets to give them a break from math or history class and kids just like to move and be active. With all that said I was really surprised when I learned that two Texas-based schools were going to start instituting the Nintendo Wii and Wii Fit to promote health and physical activity.
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Guest blogger, Dina Skulte Guest blogger Dina Skulte is a 37-year old mother of two girls who is on a mission to get fit and healthy for herself and her family. She launched Fit for Kids’ Sake in July 2024 and has … Continue reading