A large number of senior citizens are choosing to remain active after they retire. Some take on a second career, while others devote themselves to serving their communities in some volunteer capacity. More...
Retirement did not mean slowing down for Jackson Fire Chief Neal Bradley. The Clarke County native has been a part of the volunteer organization since 1970, serving as its chief for the past 22 years. More...
By U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development ( HUD)
According to an AARP survey, the overwhelming majority of mid-life and older Americans want to remain living independently in their own homes and communities for as long as possible. More...
Senior citizens and college? In one’s older years, the idea of going to, or returning to, college can sound exciting and intimidating at the same time. More...
In 1989, Vivian Dickey heard about communities getting nutrition centers for senior citizens. She had the idea that her hometown of Wagarville needed one. Her next step was to gather names on a petition to get a center for Wagarville. More...
The key to quality care at Jackson Health Care Facility (JHCF), located at 2616 College Avenue, is making its residents feel as comfortable as possible by creating a caring home setting. More...
The Meadows, located at 517 Commerce Street, Jackson, offers personalized services for older adults who find it difficult to maintain a home or can no longer live safely alone. More...
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