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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Wish your garden had more color? It’s not too late to plant flowers this season that will last through the fall. Here’s a look at some summer flowers to plant right now. ... See MoreSee Less

13 Summer Flowers to Grow in Your Home Garden
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From asclepias to zinnias, these annual and perennial flowers can be planted midsummer for quick blooms but may need extra water and care to thrive.- Likes: 0
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Four years after successful spinal fusion, this writer began having lower back pain. He complained to his surgeon, "This is impossible." ... See MoreSee Less

Lower Back Pain? Maybe It's Not Your Back
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The problem could be your sacroliliac joint (or S-I Joint). Here are nine steps to relief.Here are some bright ideas on how to update the lighting to change the look and feel of your home. ... See MoreSee Less
Weatherford, 72, is part of a gardening trend focused on supporting local pollinators to counteract a declining insect population in the United States. ... See MoreSee Less

How to Plant a Pollinator Garden
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Choosing native plants is a great way to attract insects like bees and butterflies to help improve your garden’s ecosystem. Learn more techniques.What's the weirdest destination you've ever visited (photos welcome)? These institutions large and small exhibit eclectic collections that are guaranteed to intrigue. ... See MoreSee Less

Quirky Collections at Museums Across the Country
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Classic toys, historic hammers, musical instruments, Route 66 memorabilia and more are on displaySometimes a sibling rivalry is less about your sibling and more about the feelings they trigger within you. ... See MoreSee Less

Sibling Rivalry Isn't Just for Kids
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The Hippocampus | On My Mind | Growing Bolder®
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Marc Middleton shares what we can do to help prevent against cognitive decline. Read Full StoryIn just one hour a week, you can change your health and increase your longevity. See what the New York Times bestselling book, "The Whole Body Reset" has to say about the benefits of strength training. ... See MoreSee Less

7 Reasons Why Strength Training Is Key to Living Longer
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Building muscle is crucial for your overall health, including staying strong, keeping your weight down and preventing heart disease and diabetes.Hiring is on the rise in these careers that are popular with people age 50 and over. ... See MoreSee Less

15 Growing Jobs for Older Workers
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If you're looking for a second career, there are a lot of opportunities out there for older workers. Here are 15 jobs that might be perfect for you."It feels like my body is going at the speed of light." Six middle-aged and older adults describe their panic attack symptoms — and how they’ve learned to cope. ... See MoreSee Less

This is What a Panic Attack Feels Like
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Searches for “panic attack” and anxiety increased during the coronavirus pandemic. Here are firsthand accounts of symptoms from 6 people.Will your health insurance cover you during overseas travel? What's the safest country for travel? Test yourself on how to travel and stay well around the world. ... See MoreSee Less

Healthy Travel Quiz - Staying Healthy While Traveling
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Try your hand at these 9 questions to test your knowledge on how to stay healthy and learn the truth about travel myths. Earn AARP Rewards points.If your existing pair of hearing aids isn’t getting the job done, how do you know whether to have them repaired or replaced? Here are five reasons a change may be in order and how to upgrade. ... See MoreSee Less

5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Hearing Aids
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Changes in your hearing or malfunctioning hearing aids could warrant a replacement of the devices. Learn when it may be time to buy a new hearing aid.Saving money at the grocery store may require a bit of creativity in this environment, but it isn’t impossible. There are several ways to reduce your grocery bill, including these seven strategies. ... See MoreSee Less

7 Ways to Cut Costs at the Grocery Store
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Despite soaring food prices you can still cut grocery costs with seven tips to adapt how you shop, plan and prepare meals.Exercises and better ergonomics while using a computer can help you minimize the risk. Here's what you can do to keep your shoulders healthy. ... See MoreSee Less

5 Expert Tips to Avoid Shoulder Injuries as You Age
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These injuries are common among people 50-plus due to age-related changes to the joint and overuse from work and recreation. Keep your shoulder safe.A top expert on decluttering and cleaning explains the best options to make a few bucks. ... See MoreSee Less

9 Places to Sell Your Unwanted Stuff
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One of America’s top decluttering and cleaning experts explains the best options to make a few bucks by selling your unwanted used clothing, furniture and more.