News and Events at Apple Springs
EXAMPLE EVENTS AND THINGS TO DO AT OUR COMMUNITY
- Bi-weekly Parkinson’s Support Group
- Art classes for the visually impaired
- Zentangle art workshops
- Weekly Happy Hour with entertainment
Call us anytime to schedule a visit and join in the fun!
We are currently updating our expanded events schedule, please check back soon for more updates!
UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS AND OTHER NEWS
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If it feels hard to put your phone down, you aren’t alone. The average person spends nearly two and a half hours on social media every day. Here are a few ways to unwind that don’t involve scrolling through your feed. ... See MoreSee Less

Enjoy a Day Without Checking Social Media
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For book lovers, nothing beats reading by the beach or in the backyard during summertime. From big-names like Lisa See to thrillers and crime fiction, here are the top novels to enjoy this season. ... See MoreSee Less

32 of 2023’s Hot Summer Novels
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Check out the big thrillers, beach reads and more top fiction to enjoy this seasonCurious how you can improve your brain health as you age? Here are some outlined common habits you should avoid and some simple things you can start doing now to improve your brain health. ... See MoreSee Less

5 Tips to Improve Brain Health | Growing Bolder®
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Replace these five bad habits with simple options to improve your brain healthReading is one of the best and easiest ways for grandparents to connect with their grandkids. Here are some tips and book recommendations that everyone will enjoy. ... See MoreSee Less

How to Connect With Your Grandkids Through Reading
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Tips and book recommendations that both you and your little ones will loveBored with banana bread? Try these creative yet simple ideas for new options. ... See MoreSee Less

7 Surprising Uses for Overripe Bananas
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Bored with banana bread? Try these creative yet simple ideas for new options“Jokingly, I retire after every tour. But I’m always ready to go back again.” Willie Nelson is turning 90 and hitting the road (again). The musical legend spoke to us about why he loves to work, snooze on the tour bus and do martial arts. ... See MoreSee Less

Willie Nelson Hits the Road (Again) at 90
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The age-proof musical legend tells AARP about his new album, tour and all-star Hollywood Bowl birthday concertThese creative cleaning techniques get the job done, often rely on things you already have in your home, and can be fun to try. ... See MoreSee Less

Weird Cooking and Cleaning Hacks That Really Work
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Some might sound strange, but they’re worth tryingMost older Americans hope to live at home for as long as possible, a practice referred to as "aging in place." But it isn't as simple as it may seem. ... See MoreSee Less

Successful Aging in Place Doesn't 'Just Happen'
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It's a well-planned journey and here's how to make it more possibleSpring cleaning is upon us. But before you start big cleaning projects, take a look at these eight essential — and often ignored — areas of your home that might be overdue for a good scrubbing. ... See MoreSee Less

8 Things You Never Clean but Should
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It's easy to remember to clean your bathroom or stove, but here are few other often-ignored spaces that can be a magnet for dust, dirt and germs.Setting the clock forward for daylight saving time makes us all feel a bit groggy. But research indicates that it affects us in other surprising ways. Here are some adverse health consequences daylight saving can have on our bodies. ... See MoreSee Less

5 Surprising Ways Daylight Saving Time Affects Your Body
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The annual ritual of setting your clock forward an hour can impact appetite and mood, and it may also increase your risk of a heart attack or stroke.What's the secret to longevity? This ongoing study, now in its 85th year, has some clues. ... See MoreSee Less

Lessons From The World's Longest Study On Happiness
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A new book reveals that quality relationships help us live longer, healthier and happierCan’t find your birth certificate or passport? Here’s how to proceed if you lose an important document and where to properly store them. ... See MoreSee Less

You’ve Lost an Important Document. Now What?
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How to proceed when you can’t find the paperwork you needFrom sleep synching to wearable tech, our Health & Caregiving editor looks at the health and wellness trends that are leading the pack in 2023. ... See MoreSee Less

From Brain Health To Sleep Syncing: What's New in Wellness
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Next Avenue's Health & Caregiving editor shares some top trends and new research for 2023 and beyondOnly 43 more days till spring....but who's counting? ... See MoreSee Less

The Danish Secret to Getting Through Winter
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It's called "hygge," and even if you can't pronounce it, this practice can take the sting out of the seasonListening to new music? Or going back to the basics with the oldies? Share what you've been enjoying lately — and what's been falling flat. ... See MoreSee Less