When there’s light snow covering the ground, it’s easy to see the “bones” of your garden. It's a perfect time to plan for redesigning existing garden plots, adding new ones, or creating transitions from one to another for a more pleasing flow. In this inspiring and practical blog piece by Donna Hessel, discover how to develop an artist's eye and redesign your garden in ways that please the senses.

Our January/February issue of the magazine features stories about winter hiking. Here's another story about how to recognize frostbite and frostnip when you're enjoying NEO's trails, out in the frosty air.

In her new blog, Better Thinking, Lindsay Walker tackles a current crisis: Alzheimer's and dementia, which affect one in three seniors nationwide (killing more people than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined). As Executive Director for the Alzheimer’s Association Cleveland Area Chapter, Lindsay is equipped to offer you the best advice to live your best life to help reduce risk for the disease, if you have the disease or you are a caregiver. Hope for a cure is on the horizon. Until then, keep reading Better Thinking.

One common tactic scammers use is posing as federal agents and other law enforcement. They may claim your Social Security number is linked to a crime. They may even threaten to arrest you if you do not comply with their instructions. Here are three things you can do...

Have you scored a coronavirus vaccine yet? Lucky you. It can be a frustrating process, more a matter of luck and persistence than anything else. Regardless of your status, scientists say herd immunity with vaccinations is on the horizon.

Keeping those with dementia engaged often becomes difficult as their condition and symptoms progress. We all need purpose and meaning in our lives, regardless of age, ability or diagnosis. As we move through different chapters in our life, our purpose may change, but we still need purpose to give our lives meaning. Individuals with dementia are no different.