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Growing Bolder Day is designed to appeal to adults of all ages, to celebrate the value of intergenerational connection, and to change belief systems about how our later years can look.
Growing Bolder Day is a free, intergenerational celebration of aging to promote the importance of an active, engaged lifestyle.
Growing Bolder, announces a free intergenerational walking event in partnership with Track Shack and AdventHealth Well 65+
Growing Bolder, announces a free intergenerational walking event in partnership with Track Shack and Florida Blue Medicare.
Tony Bennett is retiring at 95, leaving behind a fabulous legacy that spans more than eight decades. But before he leaves the stage, he and duet partner Lady Gaga are sharing a parting gift.
Most sun damage happens when we are children. As you enjoy summertime family fun, here are seven tips to keep your children and grandchildren safe in the sun.
Meet Mike and Clark Orr, a father-son design team with a common passion for creating.
Gaming together provides a reason for having conversation and creates a common ground to which people of all ages can relate. There is so much variety in the world of social gaming that there is something out there for everyone — you just need to find the right game that fits your passions.
Older Gen Xers and younger Boomers in particular have been forced to reconsider or restructure their retirement plans in the pandemic’s wake to account for unexpected obstacles.
“Gramping” is a thing, America. Get on board. All you need are grandparents and grandkids for the road trip, otherwise known skip-gen travel.
Multigenerational households are popping up in neighborhoods across America. The factors are two-fold: The COVID pandemic, coupled with economic concerns.
Dick Hoyt pushed his wheelchair-confined son, Rick, in thousands of races. He died at 80 but his legacy of love and perseverance will live forever.