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November 3, 2020
— Mary Elizabeth (Tiz) was born on 1-21-1919 to Lela and Everett, in Brandenburg Kentucky. Her Daddy was a farmer and her mother stayed home with the children. Tiz had 10 brothers and sisters (Helen, Lillian, Thelma, Alma -passed away as an infant, Jay Bird, Johnny, Thomas and Sug). In 1937 Tiz married Frank and together... Read More

Wishing a Very Happy Birthday and a Warm Welcome!

November 3, 2020
— Happy Birthday Residents! Rosemarie R. 11/4 James M. 11/6 Joyce D. 11/30 Happy Birthday Staff! Twilla D. 11/6 Lisa E. 11/6 Russell 11/8 Becca M. 11/13 Welcome New Residents Marlene C. Bette C. Dean H. Waldtraut S.

This Season a Flu Vaccine is More Important than Ever!

November 3, 2020
— Getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever during 2020-2021 to protect yourself, your family and your community from flu. A flu vaccine this season can also help reduce the burden on our healthcare systems responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and save medical resources for care of COVID-19 patients. Influenza (Flu) and COVID-19 are... Read More

Healthy Ways to Cope with Stress

November 3, 2020
— Feeling emotional and nervous or having trouble sleeping and eating can all be normal reactions to stress. Here are some healthy ways you can deal with stress: ✍🏻 Creative writing is an excellent outlet for dealing with stress. Writing poetry or keeping a journal can provide a way to express your feelings so that you... Read More

Low, Moderate, and High-Risk Thanksgiving Activities

November 3, 2020
— Thanksgiving is a time when many families travel long distances to celebrate together, however, travel may increase the chance of getting and spreading the virus that causes COVID-19. The CDC offers the following considerations to help protect individuals, their families, friends, and communities from COVID-19. These considerations are meant to supplement—not replace—any state, local, territorial,... Read More

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month this November!

November 3, 2020
— Did you know? Native American Heritage Month and Native American Heritage Day (on the 27th) both fall in November. Today there are approximately 326 total reservations in the United States. Some of these reservations were originally remnants of native tribes’ lands, while others were created by the federal government for Native Americans who were forcibly... Read More

Happy Birthday and a Warm Welcome!

October 3, 2020
— Happy Birthday Residents! Marlene F. 10/14 John B. 10/15 Paulette S. 10/17 Happy Birthday Staff! Jenny B. 10/3 Sami B. 10/17 Tammy R. 10/23 Melissa S. 10/23 Amber M. 10/24 Holly G. 10/28 Welcome New Residents David D. Jerry B. Shirley M. Melburn R. Farand S.

Healthcare Food Service Week

October 3, 2020
— Food is one of the great unifiers of the human condition; we all need sustenance to survive. When we go out to eat, it is an indulgence to be able to relax while a chef skillfully prepares a meal just for us. As we age, we once again rely on others to help us with... Read More

Chess Throughout History

October 3, 2020
— Over the years, chess has spread throughout the world and enjoyed massive waves of popularity. While chess is thought to have originated as a war game, it was seen as a game of nobility and education in Europe in the 1500s. History has shown from actions in Europe around the year 1500 that chess had... Read More

Creative Halloween Decorations

October 3, 2020
— If you are bored with traditional Halloween decorations, a little creativity may help you create a unique Halloween display. If you are looking for something different to do this year, read on for creative ideas. Masks: Hang a creepy, funny, or creative mask on your door. Decorate a scarecrow or your garden with them. You... Read More
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