Community Engagement

Long-term care insurance can provide financial support when someone needs help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing or eating, but some policyholders are surprised when their claims are denied. Here's how to keep that from happening. ...

Now that renovations are complete, Summit Artspace is reopening to the public with its ArtWalk, along with new exhibits featuring five local artists throughout all three floors of the historic Akron building. ...

Cleveland Restaurant Week is March 2-14. While many participating restaurants are long-time, familiar Cleveland-area favorites, Restaurant Week is a great time to venture beyond your culinary comfort zone. ...

A free concert for full-time, unpaid family caregivers? Sign us up. To celebrate caregivers through the restorative power of music, a local organization is sponsoring a piano concert in Chagrin Falls. Tickets for non-caregivers are available now. ...

March is a tricky month; it seems like spring is almost here, with a few deceptively warm days, but we all know it also brings some of winter's harshest weather. So, let's forget about the fickle temperatures and count on something a little bit more reliable (clouds aside): the night sky. ...

Do you know an incredible older adult who has made a lasting difference in Ohio? Then let the Ohio Department of Aging know. The agency is accepting nominations for the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame. ...

You'll find dozens of events throughout February to celebrate Black History Month: from art tours to special performances to book reviews and more. We've got a handy list to get you started. ...

Now that we're a few episodes into our newly launched ThriveTalk video podcast, it's a good time to introduce you to the person behind Thrive After 55 magazine: Brad Mitchell of Mitchell Media. In his chat with Thrive editor Marie Elium, Brad talks about the genesis of the magazine and what's next as it begins its second decade. ...