Spring Brings The NEW Lexington Senior Center

If you haven’t looked at the construction on the new Lexington senior center lately, you should. Progress is being made on the new being built at 195 Life Lane, right behind Southland Christian Church on Richmond Road. After years of people wishing, hoping and some even praying, Lexington $13 million senior center will have 33,000 [...]

Coloring isn’t kids stuff – Lexington Senior Center wants you to join in

Adult coloring books are appearing by the droves at bookstores and craft stores, on Amazon.com and even from the Home Shopping Network. The designs in the books appeal to every interest — from whimsical doodles to nature scenes and fantasy worlds. Why would adults color? What kind of benefits can adults receive from a childhood activity? [...]

Even more reasons to get a flu shot

The cold and flu season is fully under way, but if you've been dragging your feet about getting a flu shot, here's an armload of new reasons from AARP about why you should. The most important reason: The new, updated vaccine should do a much better job at protecting you against the flu than last year's shot, which [...]

UK Faculty Needs Your Help.

A grant to study the effects of visual arts activities on the quality of life for people with mild to moderate dementia and their caregivers has been awarded to Allan Richards and Ann Christianson of the UK School of Art and Visual Studies. The grant will allow Christianson and Richards to implement an eight-week program [...]

How to stay healthy during the holidays

While the holidays are a time of gatherings with family and friends, they can also be a source of stress, as exercise schedules might be disrupted for shopping excursions and rich holiday meals make it difficult to adhere to a particular diet. Staying healthy can be a challenge during this time of year, especially for [...]

Income & Education Effect Old Age, Study Shows

Paula Span, who writes for the New Old Age for the New York Times, recently looked at the issue of financial inequality among seniors. She examined the stories of two women: Susan McNeely left college after a year to marry and have children. She worked all her life — as a waitress, school bus driver, [...]

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