Jon Jimison
Weekend Editor at Winston-Salem Journal
City Editor at Winston-Salem Journal
City editor of The Winston-Salem Journal
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6 days ago |
journalnow.com | Jon Jimison
AgingWell program focuses on coping with anxiety, unique cookingAgingWell, a free online series, is sponsored by Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Sticht Center for Healthy Aging and Alzheimer’s Prevention and is presented from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month via Zoom. Most people have a general awareness of the need for self-care. But how many people really understand the concept?
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1 week ago |
journalnow.com | Jon Jimison
Nominations for the 10th Annual 7 Over Seventy Awards now openKnow an older adult age 70 or older who’s made a lasting impact on our community? Nominate them for the 10th Annual 7 Over Seventy Awards! Senior Services is celebrating a decade of honoring older adults who have contributed to Forsyth County through service, civic engagement, and career achievements.
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2 weeks ago |
journalnow.com | Jon Jimison
Nominations for the 10th Annual 7 Over Seventy Awards are now openKnow an older adult age 70 or older who’s made a lasting impact on our community? Nominate them for the 10th Annual 7 Over Seventy Awards! Senior Services is celebrating a decade of honoring older adults who have contributed to Forsyth County through service, civic engagement, and career achievements.
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3 weeks ago |
journalnow.com | Jon Jimison
‘Retirement Reimagined’ workshop offeredThis three-session workshop is designed for those contemplating retirement or newly retired. Most of us have given financial matters the necessary attention but few of us have devoted much time to considering how we want to cope with the profound personal and lifestyle changes that retirement brings with it. Attending this workshop will help individuals and couples transition more smoothly into this very exciting next chapter of life.
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1 month ago |
journalnow.com | Jon Jimison
Parkinson’s Forward plans April meetingParkinson’s Forward, a support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners, will meet on Wednesday April 16, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Senior Services, 2895 Shorefair Drive in Winston-Salem. This month's program will be a group discussion, and participants are asked to come with a specific question for others about some aspect of living with Parkinson's and/or a tip that makes living with the disease easier.
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