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The March for Babies event in Huntsville, Alabama, begins at 8 a.m. on April 18 for registration, the walk starts at 9am. If you’re able we’d greatly appreciate you making a donation to Team Will. You can do this on our March for Babies: Team Will page. Thank you so much for…
Located in the northern part of Alabama, Huntsville comes in as the fourth largest city in the state. While there are many things that are special to this town, one attraction that we hold close to our hearts is the U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum on Airport Road SW. With everything that our veterans have done for us, it is nice to work so close to a place that pays homage to these heroes.
This museum works in three different areas: historical preservation, public display, and public education. While all veterans are honored within these grounds, the museum holds a great emphasis on those who fought for the United States in World War I. Many Huntsville residents as well as visitors come to the museum to remember those family members and loved ones who fought and lost there lives in the war. The museum commemorates those from all different areas of the military, including men and women from the front line, doctors, researchers, and many other positions held.
As the summer winds down, don’t forgo traveling another year because your loved one has dementia. If your parent or loved one has dementia, this doesn’t mean that he or she can no longer travel with the rest of the family.
However, it does mean that your travels will require a little extra thought and planning. At Martinson & Beason, we’re here to help. We’ve compiled a list of tips for traveling with someone with dementia from the Alzheimer’s Association and Rittenhouse Senior Living.
Deciding to Travel
When deciding whether or not to embark on a short trip or long vacation, consider the needs of your loved one. In the early stages of Alzheimer’s, a person may still enjoy travel. In the later stages of Alzheimer’s, travel may prove to be too confusing and overwhelming for the person.
If you’ve weighed the costs and benefits of travel and determined that you are going to travel, it’s now time to start planning.
Are you ready for another Martinson & Beason, PC giveaway? We've got more concert tickets to give away to some Huntsville jazz lovers. Marion Meadows, a world famous smooth jazz recording artist and saxophonist, will perform at the beautiful Three Caves venue this Saturday, August 9th, at 7pm. We've got…
UPDATE: We will now be giving away 6 total tickets (3 sets of two). World class smooth-jazz performers will be making an appearance on stage at the Three Caves in Huntsville, AL. This event is sponsored by The Land Trust and features renowned musical artists such as Warren Hill. Martinson &…
It’s an election year. Not a presidential election, no, but one that still has significance for the state of Alabama and its residents.
This year, 31 Democrats and 31 Republicans are running for a party nomination for almost three dozen judge seats in Alabama.
In the election, voters will choose between a Democrat and Republican candidate to fill the judge seat.
This is the way it’s been done not only in Alabama, but also in Louisiana, New York, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. But some—including attorneys and even other judges—are now criticizing partisan elections.
