Bruce Hartsell Denny Huber won first place in the Photography Club’s July contest on the theme of celebration. He captured the image, Grad Day on the Jumbotron, at his grandson’s graduation from Michigan State in May. Denny said, “From our nosebleed seats, he was hard to pick out in the sea of green. But the…
Shari Rodgers Karate was developed in the 19th century from Chinese and Japanese fighting techniques, and it has become the dominant self-defense and martial arts technique for over 100 million people worldwide. Not only does karate teach its practitioners valuable skills in self-defense, it also focuses on self-discipline, body-spirit alignment and respect. This makes karate…
Joyce Shumate If you enjoy booking private guided excursions through Viator while traveling, consider reserving a local experience. Michael Foltz, the expert guide behind Reisen Arizona Day Tours, provides personalized outings for you and your guests right here in the area. Michael, the proprietor and guide for Reisen Arizona Day Tours, is dedicated to delivering…
Gary Chalk Living Retired couples concur that a successful marriage is based on lasting love, true trust, and agreeing how to load the dishwasher. “Jan. You did it again. You placed the knives and forks upside down. They’ll never come out clean.” “And Gary, how many times have I told you not to put the…
Tim Malone Digital identity in retirement refers to the way a person represents, expresses, and manages themselves online. It includes the digital traces they create—such as social media profiles, online communities they participate in, personal websites, shared photos, written reflections, and the ways they communicate with others through technology. In retirement, digital identity becomes a…
