When it comes to the art of flying model aircraft, one could easily describe Chuck Wallace as being a tenacious guy—the kind of person who never gives up and never stops trying—someone who does whatever is required to accomplish a goal. In just three short years since never flying a radio-controlled airplane, Chuck has risen…
March is the month where winter starts packing its bags, spring starts decorating, and the weather acts like a toddler with a dimmer switch. One day it’s “fresh breeze and sunshine,” the next it’s “why is my car judging me with frost?” It’s chaos. Seasonal chaos. But March does come with an official, science-y moment…
Tim Malone Retirees celebrate dignity by embracing their autonomy, honoring their life’s journey, and engaging in meaningful activities that affirm their worth and identity. This celebration reflects a deep desire to live with purpose, respect, and joy in later life. Retirees celebrate dignity by choosing purpose over passivity, and legacy over labels. “Musicians don’t retire;…
Betsy Lydle Smith Have you noticed how conversations about aging often focus on loss or limitation? I’ve been reflecting on what it means to grow older with grace, dignity, and positivity. For me, aging gracefully is not about denying the changes that come with time but about embracing them as opportunities to deepen wisdom, cultivate…
Terry Helmstetter The Jan. 17 Open House at the Creative Arts Center was our time to shine, and we did! Many people came through our room to watch Fine Arts Guild club members creating and to learn about the process. The theme was “You too can do this.” The Guild displayed their finished works and…
Doris Betuel Ready to create a unique addition to your landscaping? It is time to start thinking about spring! Garden stakes of all types help to give your garden a little pop of color or whimsical flair. Check out the stakes, totems, and other additions to a garden created by our members last year. How…