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Here’s your chance to meet upstairs Neighbor Amy, treats and fun for the grownups and little ones in your house.
You’ll want to join Karen on this great tour of local historic places.
Bil Lewis is truly a man for all seasons – From his tribute performances where he portrays President James Madison to the classes and seminars he teaches all over the country, Bil is a real modern super hero, one of President Kennedy’s first Peace Corps Members. Enjoy meeting Bil Lewis […]
Enjoy Community Activist Mary Boston as she suggests ideas for creative living.
In this second part of the Western Heritage Center interview, we’ll continue the conversation with Joella Oldfield – First Lady of the Western Heritage Center.
In this first part of the Western Heritage Center interview, you’ll meet Joella Oldfield – First Lady of the Western Heritage Center. She’ll share the exciting story of her father, Fred Oldfield, including how his career started with a bull thistle on the barn wall. And also the incredible story […]
Dorothy Wilhelm sits down with Raymond Still to discuss how love languages vary across different generations. From gift giving to acts of service, they explore the numerous commonalities and differences across the generations.
Join the fun as the Crafty Canadian shares ideas from her trip to Southeast Asia. You’ll want to hear what happens when she and her husband take the Second Class Train, and she shows us how to make planters out of empty plastic bottles.
Here’s the heart stopping story of Lei Wang, the first Asian woman to accomplish the Explorer’s Grand Slam, which means climbing the highest mountain of each of the seven continents, seven summits and ski to the North and South Poles. “It made me who I am today,” says this international motivator.
Dorothy and special guest GinaNTD talk about our legacies – how we are remembered when when we are not in the room. What is your legacy? Why does it matter? Learn how to get the most out of this exciting time of life. Remembering Patricia “Patt” Jean Schwab