Senior Living Community Conservatory At Plano Welcomes New Executive Director Plano, Texas [February 2021] –Senior living community Conservatory At Plano has announced the appointment of Michael Collins as the new Executive Director. Collins brings a wealth of experience to the role, having most recently served the role as Executive Director at our sister community in…
DetailsSenior Living Community Conservatory At Alden Bridge Welcomes New Executive Director The appointment of Rhonda Cunningham brings an experienced leader in hospitality to the premier active senior community in The Woodlands. The Woodlands, Texas [February 2021] –Senior living community Conservatory At Alden Bridge has announced the appointment of Rhonda Cunningham as the new Executive Director.…
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“Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again.” –C.S. Lewis Many people fear getting older. What they don’t realize is that it is often the best time in life for many! Some Senior Citizens finally give themselves permission to be exactly who they are. This can be exciting and liberating. …
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Even though we’re still in the winter months, it’s never too early to prepare for the heat of the upcoming summer. Along with children, seniors are at great risk for heat-related illnesses that can have catastrophic consequences. To prevent this, here are some health tips for seniors during the summer. Stay Hydrated. Drinking water and…
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‘COME AND TAKE IT’ Those four famous words might send a shiver down your spine if you’re a native Texan or a fan of the state’s proud fight for independence from Mexico that began 180 years ago this month in the tiny town of Gonzales. As history tells us, Texas colonists had become increasingly nonplussed…
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If you’re a Texan turning 65 this year, that means you were born in 1950 and grew up in two of the most significant and well-remembered decades in American history: the 1950s, full of prosperity and post-World War II American expansionism, and the 1960s, the turbulent decade that saw anti-war protests, Woodstock, civil rights, and…
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Everything’s bigger in Texas, and that includes the performing arts scene in the state’s two biggest cities – Houston and Dallas – along with the state capital of Austin. If you’re a senior living in one of those three metropolitan areas and you have a hankering for a night out on the town soaking up…
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When the calendar turns to September in Texas, there’s one thing and one thing alone on the minds of an overwhelming majority of the state’s population: Football! From Pop Warner leagues on Saturday morning all the way up to the biggest stage in America – Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texans can’t get enough of their…
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When I was a kid, I had framed pictures of trains in my room for years, without ever realizing or questioning why. As I grew up, I ventured to replacing the steam engines and locomotives with pictures of athletes I idolized and sports cars I would never own. It was only as an adult that…
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If you’re a Texan turning 65 this year, that means you were born in 1950 and grew up in two of the most significant and well-remembered decades in American history: the 1950s, full of prosperity and post-World War II American expansionism, and the 1960s, the turbulent decade that saw anti-war protests, Woodstock, civil rights, and…
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