Hello! Morristown Dog Days of Summer 2013

Hello! Morristown ~ Hamblen County’s Favorite Community Magazine! you’re reading the DOG DAYS of Summer 2013 issue of... Hello! Morristown

Page 1 hellomorristown.com • To advertise or to submit story ideas, call 423-714-7044 • [email protected] Hello! Morristown.... Where you’ll find your friends, family & neighbors! Page 1

morristownHello!

Leigh Sempkowski with daughter, Blaire and Maltese, Peyton

Dog Days of Summer 2013



“I wouldn’t have taken him anywhere else.”

MHHS Emergency Department

8150-5001

- Candance Black, Local Educator & Mom

For life’s unexpected moments, MHHS Emergency Department is available to you around the clock and close to home.

For more information, call 423-492-9000 or visit www.mhhs1.org.



Downtown, Morristown • 423.581.0600Vera Bradley . Trollbeads . Brighton . Staxx Rings . Tyler Candles . Lollia Caswell-Massey . Lilly Pulitzer . Spartina . Votivo . Viva Beads & more

“I wouldn’t have taken him anywhere else.”

MHHS Emergency Department

8150-5001

- Candance Black, Local Educator & Mom

For life’s unexpected moments, MHHS Emergency Department is available to you around the clock and close to home.

For more information, call 423-492-9000 or visit www.mhhs1.org.



facebook.com/hellomorristown

Leslie Brooks Publisher/Design/Advertising

Phone: 423-714-7044 [email protected]

Hello! Morristown is locally and privately owned and operated and is not affiliated with any other publication and/or newspaper. Reproduction without written permission is prohibited.

Volume 7 Issue 3morristownHello!

To Advertise, Call today 423-714-7044 (we offer the best local advertising with ad prices for every budget)

Wayman Skeltonwith TJ and Lewie



To Advertise, Call today 423-714-7044 (we offer the best local advertising with ad prices for every budget)Kimber and Kaydence

Kamryn and Bella

Delaney and Greta



Presleyand Chloe



Sonny Wilkinsonand Foo

Micheleand TinkerKynzie Sandefur and Wally

Ric & Teresa Lyons

with Murrey & Molly



Talan Brooks

and Lola

Carla Gulley and Macy



Christie Steele

and Ralph

Emilie Hayes and Tabias



Jennifer, Addyson, Colt, Woody and Leroy

Dana Ferguson with

Bruce and Mrs Pearl



Linda Hornerwith Dixie LynnMikala Livesay

with Bella



of the Morristown Dog Park Where People and Pets Come for Fun

Located just off of 25E on Dalton Ford Road

at Jaycee Field. Hours are 8am – 10pm

Friends



FMDP is an all-volunteer, community based as a nonprofit orga-nization dedicated to the preservation and improvement of our Morristown dog park. We plan to have activities to benefit our park and its members, such as pet safety, rabies and vaccinations clinics, fundraising, responsible pet ownership, pet education and fun. FMDP will strive to provide a safe and healthy environment for our canine pets to enjoy off leash exercise and fun while their owners are giving a chance to be a part of a community of other pet owners with shared interests.

We are currently waiting or the IRS to approve our non-profit ap-plication; the state of TN has already approved the “Friends of the Morristown Dog Park”.

The Morristown dog park was opened in March 2012 with the expectations of dog lovers in mind. We started with a ball field and thru modifications we have a wonderful open area for dogs to play. Dogs of all sizes and ages gather here to Play. We have planted trees and put up shade systems for everyone to enjoy. Other amenities are sand pit, fire hydrant, water station, and kiddie pools. Coming soon is dog pools, (they are shaped like bones), and tunnel/ramp for more adventures.

When folks think of a dog park I am pretty sure fellowship doesn’t’ come to mind, however the humans enjoy the trips as much as the dogs. New friendships are made all around.

Located just off of 25E on Dalton Ford Road

at Jaycee Field. Hours are 8am – 10pm

Amber Harbin with Miss Prissy and Prince. Avery with Adyson. Wayman Skelton with TJ, Becky Skelton and Louie. Margie Flynn and Lomo, Jennifer Gentry with Otis and Rocky.Top Left Fernando Gyorfy and Roxy. Gina Carper and Miss Tilly, Chad Harbin and Sully.

Friends:



Clodie Hinton

and Muffin

C.J. Livesay

and Nemo



Tiffany with Drake



Shirley and Chloe

Jasey and Prince

Zoe and Gracelynn Woods

Theresa Waller and Sadie



Kennedy Whetzel and Jake

Matthew Sheaf and Philly

Ryan Garnsey with Lacey



Sherry Rouseand Nitro

Zain Moore and Charlie

Justice Courtney and Winky



Contact Danielle Cox, Nurse Practitioner 423-231-8938

www.Advocare.com/12129880

Real... RESULTS!

Danielle before, 218 lbs. Danielle now, 162 lbs.

Real...FAST!Danielle Cox, a Nurse Practitioner is PROOF the Advocare system WORKS... world-class energy, weight loss, nutrition and performance products. Call Danielle today for group meeting times/dates.

Need energy? Want to lose weight and tone muscles or just want to be overall healthier? AdvoCare offers

products for the entire family and... a phenomenal business opportunity

Thousands have already lost weight and feel great... YOU CAN TOO!

Matthew, Jerry, Paige and Jasper



Vanessa with Olivia

Misty and AllySam Yeary

and Charleston

Camdynand Nakita



Chiropractic, Acupuncture

& Massage Therapy

• Chiropractic Care• Acupuncture• Spinal Decompression Traction• Joint & Extremity Treatment

• Cold Laser Therapy• Applied Kinesiology• Therapeutic Massage• Detoxification

• Nutritional Therapy• Reflex Analysis and more...

We’ve Got Your Back!

WE OFFER:



Knowing when a condition is serious enough to warrant a visit to your hospital’s emergency room is vital information. You can pre-vent an unnecessary and costly trip to the ER by knowing when it is appropriate to go, or whether you can opt for a trip to an urgent care center or family physician instead.

Percentage of ER visits that are not necessary, leading to $4.4 bil-lion in avoidable costs: 17%

When to Take Your Infant to the ER:It is best to first contact your doctor through their on-call number in order to gauge the seriousness of the situation. Changes in skin color (turning pale, yellow, or mottled)Changes in their normal cryChanges in muscle tone or they feel differentBreathing changes (slow, labored)Change in sleeping pattern, hard to wake or if your baby turns blueIn babies under 3 months old, if their temperature is over 100.3 FIn babies 3 + months old, if their temperature is over 105.

When to Take Your Child to the ER:If your child has difficulty breathing, signs include: breathing faster than normal, visible ribs or collarbone when breathing in, the belly moving outward while breathing in, the nostrils moving outward when breathing in, blue lips or tongue.If your child has a fever and a stiff neck, dehydration or a condition that makes them more susceptible to infectionsCall 911 immediately if your child has a fever and stops breathing, has a seizure, or is difficult to rouse. If your child has ingested a toxic chemical or a medication that was not prescribed to them. If your child has a broken bone, a bone that looks out of place or is obviously deformed, an open wound where a bone may be broken, or if your child reports that the area feels numb, tingling or weak

When to Go to the ER as an Adult:The decision to the go to the ER becomes easier as an adult, be-cause you are the one afflicted and understand the seriousness of the situation.

Signs of a stroke, which include: Sudden weakness or numbness of the face, arm or leg on one side of the body.

Sudden dizziness or loss of vision, particularly in one eyeLoss of speech or trouble talking or understanding speechSudden, severe headache with no known causeUnexplained dizziness, unsteadiness or sudden falls, espe-cially when paired with other stroke symptoms

- Loss of Consciousness- Severe Shortness of Breath- Signs of a heart attack lasting two minutes or more, include:- Pressure, fullness, squeezing or pain in center of the chest- Sudden dizziness or loss of vision- Tightness, burning or aching under the breast bone- Chest pain with lightheadedness- PoisoningCall you local poison control center first and ask for immedi-ate home treatment advice. Certain poisons should be vom-ited; others should be diluted with water.Drowsiness, unexplained stupor or disorientationBleeding that does not stop after ten minutes of pressureA severe reaction to an insect bite or stingSudden and severe painA major injury such as a head traumaSevere or persistent vomiting Homicidal or suicidal feelings

Bad Reasons to Go to the ER:The following are situations that are self-treatable or where urgent care or a doctor’s visit would be appropriate…ToothachesChest pain not accompanied by nausea, sweating or short-ness of breath, or a history of diabetes or heart diseaseCold/flu symptoms unless w/ fainting, frequent diarrhea, changes in vision, chest pressure or frequent vomitingSprainsSunburnsBack painHeadachesMinor cutsRash, unless MRSA is suspectedInsect stings or bites (unless breathing is impaired)STDs and STD complicationsEar ache

HOW TO KNOW WHEN TO GOER





HARDWOOD SPECIALTIES, Inc.2524 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE | MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE | 423-581-5451

Flooring • Cabinetry and Tops • Lighting Fixtures • Plumbing Fixtures • Stair PartsMoldings • Benjamin Moore Paint • Hardwood Plywood and Lumber

Hours: 8-5 Monday - Friday, 9-12 Saturday | hardwoodspecialtiesinc.net

• Roda by Basco Shower Doors

• Delta Faucets & Shower heads

• Kichler & Minka Lighting

• Kohler & American Standard Tubs, Sinks & Toilets

Experienced Design Consultants & Professional Installers.

HARDWOOD SPECIALTIES, Inc.

Documents

Hello! Morristown Dog Days of Summer 2013