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Kiwanis Kids Spread Valentine's Day Cheer at Local Nursing Home

Elementary school students create handmade cards and beaded hearts for residents.

New York Doesn't Have Age Limits for Elderly Drivers

The state relies on medical reviews and vision tests to determine driving eligibility.

STARTING THE CONVO: How to Talk to your Parents About Aging & Downsizing

Harford County residents invited to learn tips for having difficult conversations with aging parents.

Mohamed Hamed, Cleveland Resident, Dies at 78

Longtime community member and business owner remembered for his kindness and generosity.

Powerful Book Trailer Calls for Justice, Caregiving Reform

"Rescuing Mom" tackles elder abuse, mental health, and systemic failures

LifeCare Alliance Continues Meal Delivery During Winter Storm

The Columbus nonprofit ensured clients received meals, even delivering McDonald's to one in need during a level 3 snow emergency.

Encinitas Considers Ending Overnight Parking Lot Program for Homeless

Mayor says hotel vouchers could better serve homeless individuals than allowing overnight parking in city lots.

How to Avoid the 'Ick' Factor When Choosing Long-Term Care

Experts say knowing what to look for can make a critical difference when selecting a nursing home or assisted living facility.

Longtime Belle Plaine Resident Rosaline Hartkemeyer Dies at 94

Visitation and burial services scheduled for this weekend in Iowa

Longtime Palestine Resident Moonyeen Turner Passes Away at 87

Turner's funeral service will be livestreamed for those unable to attend in person.

New Book 'Death Is Not a Fire Drill' Urges Americans to Prepare for Medical and End-of-Life Decisions

Book by healthcare leader Gail Williams offers practical framework for documenting wishes before emergencies occur

Senior Helpers Opens New Location in Norman

Franchise owners Ryan and Madison Russ bring compassionate in-home senior care services to the community.

Rhode Island Red Cross Responds to Surge in House Fires

Community Disaster Program Manager says teams are out daily assisting displaced families

Paragould Woman's Estate Settled Through Affidavit

Virginia West's property transferred to distributee after death in 2025

Giddings Woman Sells Candy to Fund Private Road Repairs for Mother's Care

Deteriorating private road threatens timely emergency response for dementia patient.

Sioux Falls Offers Up to $500 Property Tax Refund for Elderly and Disabled Homeowners

Program participation has more than doubled since launching in 2021, with a deadline to apply by April 1.

Carbondale Launches 'Share the Love' Food Drive

City-wide effort supports local food pantries and soup kitchens through February.

Cardinal Senior Care Remains Top Choice for San Antonio Families

Locally-owned agency provides personalized, compassionate in-home care for seniors.

Kathlean Jewkes Beckstead, 85, Passes Away

Longtime Orangeville resident and wife of the late Carl Emery Beckstead dies at home.

Celebration of Life Planned for Wanda Lou Pettry

80-year-old Perry resident to be honored at home on Valentine's Day