Wake Forest University is seeking submissions for DEAC talks (Ted-style talks) and poster submissions from a variety of perspectives for an interdisciplinary symposium on Aging Re-Imagined on the Winston-Salem campus. The symposium will focus on four themes: Mind, Memory, Mobility and Mortality, that inform how we age and think about aging. Poster abstracts that are accepted may be edited until [...]
Volunteers are working diligently in the Shepherd’s Center book processing center in Winston-Salem, dividing 150,000 plus books into categories and affixing point-price stickers for the annual Used Book Sale. Scheduled May 3 – 5 in the Education Bulding at the Winston-Salem Fairground, the bargains are unbeatable, the cause is meaningful and all proceeds (more than $50,000 last year) go to [...]
Six North Carolinians received the state’s highest civilian honor, the North Carolina Award, presented by Governor Roy Cooper on November 9, in a ceremony at the Raleigh Marriott City Center. They are, left to right, James H. Woodward of Charlotte for Public Service; Governor Cooper; Philip Freelon of Durham for Fine Arts; Margaret Donovan Bauer of Greenville for Literature; Jane [...]
The big news at the Shepherd's Center Winston-Salem is the changing format of its lifelong learning program, Adventures in Learning, by the Vital Living Program Committee. The new courses will run for six weeks at a very reasonable cost with no annual fee to participate in the program. Courses will be held at Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church, 3543 Robinhood [...]
Prince Deese Prince Deese, an All American Wrestler, a Hall of Fame Football Player, and a State Champion Body Builder, is a certified personal trainer and strength conditioning specialist. Prince Deese and Gina Deese own A.C.T. by Deese, a Fitness & Training Center in Greensboro, NC. Visceral fat (big belly) is linked to many health issues which plague both young [...]
View the Digital MagazineIn This Issue...Time past and time present meld in this issue of the Triad Guide, beginning with Reynolda, the country mansion Katharine Smith Reynolds envisioned 100 years ago. Reborn as a museum 50 years ago, today it has welcomed more than a million visitors who come to view its widely praised collection of paintings and graphic art.The [...]
View the Digital Magazine From the Publisher... Happy New Year! We truly hope you all had a great Holiday season but are probably looking to take a break now. Sanderling Resort is the perfect location to spend a weekend (or week!) to clear your mind from the clutter of 2017, preparing mind and body for the New Year. Many [...]
In this issue, Darden Coe, Springmoor’s Public Relations & Media and Relocation Transition Coordinator, shares an article she recently wrote for Springmoor Life Care Retirement Community, although I am confident this type of Friend and Neighbor exists in most retirement communities. FAMILY is a single word, with many different meanings. [...]
Doug Dickerson, State Director,AARP North Carolina Fraud targeting older adults is on the rise which is why AARP is working with the Attorney General, the Secretary of State, the Department of Health and Human Services, law enforcement and other partners to fight fraud that targets older adults. Last year in North Carolina, according to 2014 Consumer Sentinel Data, there were [...]
John F. Kennedy, who would have turned 100 this year, is most certainly one of America's best known political leaders, but his medical history tells the story of a man America barely knew. As the youngest person ever to be elected president, JFK radiated health and vitality, but he was a master of disguise. Underneath his chiseled good looks and [...]
