How much life do you have in your years?
The old saying goes, it’s not the years in your life but the life in your years. Because the saying is old, there must be some kind of truth to it, right? The stories in this special section are all about adding life to your years. Whether it is going on a trip or having breakfast with friends, seniors these days are all about getting out and living it up. An area senior makes it his goal to run more than more than 2,000 miles by the end of the year. His story is in this section. His determination is one of the things that keep him going at the age of 63. Getting out of the house every morning is hard when it’s for work or school. A group of men in Elkins get up and out around 7:30 every morning to enjoy each other’s company and a few cups of hot java. According to them, their friendships are a secret to longevity.
» Full StoryIt’s all about making the years you have count
The older I get, the more I realize the truth of making my years count is more important than counting my years. I have seen senior citizens who are living life to the hilt by balancing their lives with God, family, friends, purpose and pleasure.
» Full StoryHyre is all about keeping eyes healthy
As our bodies grow older, maintaining good eye care can help preserve your vision for a lifetime. The eyes are a part of the body like the skin and you can do things to slow the aging process by using certain precautions.
In a class by themselves:?Retired Old Men Eating Out
Everyone enjoys spending time with friends. From grade school through college, lives tend to revolve around finding a balance between school and friends. In adulthood, friends become even more important.
Take a little trip with the Senior Center
The Randolph County Senior Center provides area seniors with the unique opportunity to travel to exotic locations all over the worl.
‘Mabel, Mabel’: One senior gets out to live his life
Dating isn’t just for the young, and looking for love doesn’t have to stop at a certain age.