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For many older people unable or unwilling to drive, a volunteer driving program plays a key role in helping them stay in their homes and maintain independence. -
Two Roanoke-area police agencies have established TRIADs to focus on reducing crimes against our most vulnerable citizens: older adults. -
What people wore 300-plus years ago in Virginia tells us a lot about how they lived. But historic sites in the state face a challenging task in accurately depicting the clothing that was used in colonial times. -
La primera semana de febrero es la Semana de concientización sobre el robo de identidad. Es un buen momento para considerar una sombría realidad: es probable que ya te hayan robado la información personal. -
The first week of February is Identity Theft Awareness Week. It’s a good time to think about a sobering reality: your personal information has most likely already been stolen.
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“The irony,” said Barry Centini, Ph.D, “is [I am] describing my brain malfunctions using a partially malfunctioning brain.” -
Many Virginian households may be struggling to pay their heating bills on time this winter. If you are at risk of getting your utilities shut off or just need help paying your energy bill, help is available via the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). -
Lynchburg-area residents and AARP volunteers gathered for an in-person dinner group event for the first time since the pandemic began. -
Winter is upon us and with temperatures plummeting in many areas, keeping the heat on is critical — a fact that criminals try to take advantage of. They impersonate utility companies, threatening to cut off service if an immediate payment isn’t made. -
AARP Virginia sponsored celebratory MLK Day luncheon.
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