July/August

Welcome to our first technology issue. We’ve worked hard to come up with a way to make the topic approachable and, dare we say it… fun. Even with summer’s sweltering heat, tech can be a cold subject for many people. ...

I need to cut back on my scream time but I’m not having much success. The problem is, Alexa’s gone rogue; I haven’t yelled this much in the morning since the kids moved out a decade ago.  ...

Fair food, polka music, a golf outing for a great cause, and a doggone Paw Fest are all Worth Noting this summer. ...

Don't overthink your workouts. Let technology be your guide through one of the many fitness trackers that offer a wealth of personal data you can use to optimize your overall health and fitness goals. ...

Style evolves as we age, often reflecting our confidence, elegance and comfort. For women in their 50s and older, staying fashionable is about using trends sparingly, expressing individuality fully, and feeling fabulous forever. Technology offers an array of tools that make it easier than ever to discover and refine our style. ...

Consider time, energy and efficiency when incorporating technology into your decor. Take it step by step as you retrofit into your current space. If you’re building a new smart home, the only limit is your budget. ...

There’s something special about summer concerts. The warm weather, outdoor setting and lively music create the perfect recipe for making unforgettable memories with our grandkids.  ...

Next year could get complicated for folks with a Medicare Advantage or a Stand Alone Part D Prescription Drug Plan. While it’s always good to pay attention to your Annual Notice of Changes (ANOC) that arrives in your mailbox in September, give it an extra look this year. ...