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AARP Iowa is pleased to support "Embrace Aging," a series of six public conversations on healthy aging for Central Iowa residents presented by Calving Community at Drake's Olmsted Center, Sussman Theater between January and June 2016.

Beginning Feb. 1, AARP Foundation Tax-Aide will once again be providing free tax assistance and preparation for taxpayers with low to moderate income.

Life Reimagined introduces a fresh approach to help you make your next move – developed by leading coaches, doctors, entrepreneurs, and other experts. Think of Life Reimagined as a personalized GPS, not a one-size-fits-all regimen, but a customized plan, complete with useful tools, just for you.

Whether you have a thirst to learn or just a new year’s resolution for self-improvement, you may be interested in 10 free classes available online. These 10 free online courses will teach you about the study of happiness from professors and researchers at top universities and help you implement techniques such as meditation, resilience, mindfulness, and visualization into your own life.

Retirement Confidence Survey: A Secondary Analysis of the Findings from Respondents Age 50+

By Sheila Burke

Hearing live music can be one of life’s most enjoyable and enriching experiences. It’s even better at a discount.

Tampa Bay boomers who want to go from thinking about changing their lives or careers to actually doing it shouldn’t miss Encore Connect: Your Roadmap to What’s Next.

Not only is the New Year a great time to reflect on personal goals, but it can also provide an opportunity to contemplate visions for our communities. For example, how could your friends and neighbors benefit from being a part of a livable community -- one that is safe and secure, has affordable and appropriate housing and transportation options, and offers supportive community features and services?

The story of public policy in Pennsylvania in 2015 began with new occupants of three of the most important positions in the Commonwealth’s political structure – Governor Tom Wolf, Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman, and House Majority Leader Dave Reed. They took on the leading roles in the on-again, off-again state budget drama that played out over the course of the year, beginning with the Governor’s budget address in March.