A centenarian’s tips for longevity — fresh air and prayer
A centenarian shares tips for longevity and her life story.
A centenarian shares tips for longevity and her life story.
PORT CLINTON, Ohio — Bow tie pasta with Chardonnay cheese sauce, fresh focaccia topped with herbs, a salad of fresh locally grown greens and made-from-scratch
French novelist Sidonie-Gabrielle Collette once said, “Our perfect companions never have fewer than four feet.” Pets provide meaningful social support for owners and they can
More than comfort, heat safety tips can save your life.
Three years ago, on July 20, 2014, the Arlington Diocese lost a cherished friend and philanthropist, Rose Bente Lee Ostapenko. Rose’s philanthropic imprint is especially visible in the immediate area as well as several counties throughout Virginia. It is fitting to look back and reflect on her remarkable life.
Co-housing isn’t a new concept, but it’s certainly not mainstream. It involves a community development where residents own their homes and benefit from common areas. Shared space includes a house for group meals and events, lodging for guests and grounds.
At a spry 88 years old, Mary Kenney is the keeper of the family heirloom that has been worn by more than 50 babies at their baptism in New York, New Jersey and Maryland.
Moira Quinn Leite, president and CEO of M. Quinn Designs, incorporates faith into each plan. One of the services she provides, Pack-N-Move, helps seniors make the best decisions for their future.
Local artist Laura Clerici is a full-time Byzantine iconographer who intertwines the art of painting sacred icons and reflective listening as a volunteer chaplain into a spiritual discipline.
The Extremes of Virginia is an in-depth look at the economic and social disparity that exists in the Southwest, Southside and Eastern Shore regions of the state.