Senior Moments

The residents of the Lodge at Bethany recently had the chance to experience the love, joy, and nostalgia of a performance by "The King."

In the wake of Tropical Storm Debby, the Life Enrichment directors and coordinators in Statesboro and Bulloch County have demonstrated exceptional dedication and creativity, ensuring that residents of assisted and independent living communities remain engaged, cared for, and uplifted no matter the circumstance. These unsung heroes of our community are alert, flexible, and always having fun!

Take a moment today to thank a senior in your life! Michele LeBlanc shares a few ways we can help these "golden treasures" in our community continue to live full, wonderful lives.

Discover the magic of Willow Pond Senior Care's new "Picture It" activity, where memories come to life and bring smiles all around! This exciting program turns visits into heartwarming moments, connecting residents with their families like never before.

Statesboro's beloved Irene Hodges recently celebrated her 75th consecutive year as a pianist and her 86th birthday with the same vibrant spirit that has defined her life. A Statesboro country girl through and through, Irene's journey is a testament to resilience, dedication, and a deep love for her community and family.

At Willow Pond Senior Care, there's a hidden oasis filled with fluttering wings and all the peacefulness of a secret garden. Under the guidance of Sara Chandler, residents delight in the art of bird-watching, and now you can join them!

'Willie' Simmons Coleman is celebrating a remarkable birthday with joy and memories. Find out her secret to a long life!

Annie Laura Bailey Wildenradt was a switchboard operator for Southern Bell when she heeded Uncle Sam's call to join the defense of our nation in World War II. Even as one of the first women to join the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, she was never honored for her dedicated service to our country -- until now!

Let Michele LeBlanc give you a tour of Eagle Health & Rehabilitation here in Statesboro, and learn about how they work to make their facility warm, welcoming, and personalized for every resident.

Michele LeBlanc is encouraging seniors in need of assistance to reach out for help maintaining their health and independence. She has all the information you need on this local non-profit organization that wants you to continue living your best life.