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We've got a bushel basket full of fresh stories to share in this magazine issue. As you can see, we spotlight Memphis Kiddie Park on the cover, the nation's oldest park of its kind. In the feature story, you will meet new owner Scott Wintner, whose grandfather established this classic park in the 1950s. ...

AARP Foundation Experience Corps through Greater Cleveland Volunteers is a program that trains people ages 50 and older to tutor students to become better readers by the end of third grade. The program is a proven “triple win,” helping students to succeed, older adults to thrive, and communities to grow stronger. ...

We’re in the thick of strawberry season, with the blueberries following close behind. And if that’s all you know about Ohio’s produce, that’s okay — We’ve got your covered. ...

There are so many ways to visit Alaska; you can drive there, tour by train or opt for a cruise. If this is your first trip to Alaska, I recommend a cruise to see as much as possible. ...

We’ve got a bushel basket full of fresh stories to share in this magazine issue. As you can see, we spotlight Memphis Kiddie Park on the cover, the nation’s oldest park of its kind. In the feature story, you will meet new owner Scott Wintner, whose grandfather established this classic park in the 1950s.

THRIVE with Our Summer 2026 Issue

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Whether your loved one is laying on the guilt or the blame is largely self-imposed. Try to accept the situation and let it go. You can’t change their disease, condition or medical circumstance. If their situation has progressed, requiring a higher level of care, and you are unable to meet their needs safely, it is time to honor the goal of always caring for them and doing your best. This may not mean they remain at home, as you had promised. And that is OK.    ...

Tak and Mely Sato launched their nonprofit 10 years ago based on two certainties: Technology was moving fast, and it was leaving older adults behind. Government agencies, retailers, TV and even relationships with family and friends were shifting to the internet with blistering speed. There was little time, patience or inclination to accommodate a steep learning curve for older adults.  ...

Moving later in life can feel overwhelming. You may be leaving a home full of memories, managing decades of belongings, and trying to make the “right” decision for your health and independence. Even if you’re excited about the next chapter, the work can be physically tiring and emotionally heavy. The good news is, you don’t have to do it alone. Whether you’re downsizing, relocating or choosing to age in place, the right support can make the process calmer, safer and much more manageable. ...