Latest press releases in Society

Couples ‘Looking To Loans To Fund Wedding’
Although happy couples may have their hearts set on having the perfect wedding day, a lack of financial planning may see them develop debt difficulties, new figures indicate.

Those Struggling With Debt ‘Should Consult Professionals’
Moves to improve financial education and help more low-income consumers access competitively-priced loans and other forms of borrowing have been welcomed by one industry body.

Kelly Snyder of Find Me Will Be Guest on Internet Talk Show, Shadows in the Dark, September 23
Host Jeremiah Greer welcomes Kelly Snyder to the show to discuss his group Find Me that is a unique combination of retired Law Enforcement, Psychics and Canine Search and Rescue Volunteers.

Middle School Marks Most Critical Time to Start Ongoing Conversations About Drug and Alcohol Use With Kids
- September is Key Time to Start Talking with “Tweens”: TimeToTalk.org Provides Parents with Helpful Tips and Tools to Begin Middle School Safely-

Moring Arts Center in Asheboro NC Features Fine Art Photography by Ashley Fetner
The work of NC fine art photographer Ashley Fetner will be on display in a one man show at the Moring Arts Center throughout the month of September.

Parents Can Now Take ADHD Treatment Into Their Own Hands
Parents who are reluctant to place their children on psychotropic drugs after a diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) now have a doctor guided solution with natural ADHD remedies and herbal supplements.

(38 Years Later and) The Woodstock Generation is still Getting Stoned
LetLifeIn.com (www.LetLifeIn.com), in an article in the current edition called “Boomers Getting Stoned,” reports that baby boomers are still carrying with them their "far out" attitudes from the 60's and 70's. As a result, drug abuse is on the rise among adults 50-59.

64 Los Angeles Police Officers
LAPDAuthors.com, a website that lists all Los Angeles Police Department police officers that have written books, added three police officers.

18 Year Old Entrepreneur Creates A Website That Changes People’s Lives
After overcoming depression and with a new outlook on life, this young entrepreneur is on a mission to inspire people to reach for their limits and achieve their dreams.

Carpet Burn - LA Online Magazine LA2DAY Launches Video Report About The Other Kind of Hairstyle
Following the record success of its video report "carpet burn," the online LA magazine LA2DAY will incorporate regular video features into its mix of lifestyle reporting.

Aid the 'Help Stefan' Campaign for Sierra Leonian Refugees
Stefan Doris and her son Zogo are two of Africa's 'forgotten refugees'. They escaped from the conflicts of Liberia and Sierra Leone to Senegal where they are stateless and with no political status. They can earn no income and the world has forgotten their plight. Help them put their lives back together.

Support Gatherings for Austin Recovering Community at Mark Houston Drug and Alcohol Recovery Center
The Mark Houston Drug and Alcohol Recovery Center will provide a weekly Saturday barbeque fellowship and speaker night for the Austin recovering community in the new Joe Hawk Memorial Center beginning September 8th.

Women's Recovery Retreat Center Gives Addicted Women A Chance to Reinvent Themselves
Women struggling with any type of addiction including drug addiction, alcohol addiction, codependency issues and others, can now find a new sense of perspective a the Open Door Retreat women's addiction recovery center.

Police Books from Alaska to California
Police-Writers.com is a website that lists state and local police officers who have written books. The website added one police officer from Alaska and two from California.

Police Books List Grows
Police-Writers.com is a website that lists state and local police officers who have written books. With addition of Kevin Hughes, Douglas Vaughn and Clarence Lee, Police-Writers.com has grown to 718 police officers and their 1536 books.