Small mundane actions can start something great. Everyday my schedule seems to be filled with mundane tasks like budget talks, phone calls, meetings,
Options for Elder Care-Christine Vanlandingham-02/26/22
The John A. Hartford Foundation recently asked older adults how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected their perceptions of nursing homes. Key
Where local seniors can turn for tax prep help-Sara Duris-2/19/22
Q: Where can seniors get their taxes done? A: The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and AARP Foundation Tax-Aide programs are available
Finding Enthusiasm in the Arena of Life-Lynn Kellogg-2/12/22
Nestled between Martin Luther King Jr. Day and President’s Day, thoughts for this column pulled in many directions. Then, through the mail, someone
Have a job to fill? Consider an older worker-Pat Arter-2/5/22
We all know area businesses are struggling to attract workers. It’s evident every day as we go about our daily activities. Our favorite takeout is
Soon to be 102, Jean Koebel still living independently-Emily Marshall-1/29/22
Raised a “city-girl,” Jean Koebel wasn’t used to life on the farm or riding in a horse and buggy. Jean, who will celebrate her 102nd birthday next
Explaining MI Health Link and Being Dually Eligible
Q: We just switched my mom’s Advantage Plan a month ago, and now she’s received a letter telling her she has to call a number to keep from being
Four areas of exercise to focus on as you age-Lynn Kellogg-1/15/22
Health is on everybody’s mind nowadays. One major source for good information is the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the largest biomedical
More Friendly Callers wanted – inquire inside-Pat Arter-1/8/22
Happy New Year! I hope you’re reading this in good health. While the pandemic continues to try to keep us down, I’m determined, along with a team