AARP Wyoming

For the first time, starting this year, all Wyoming voters must present identification before casting their ballots in person.

AARP Wyoming is accepting submissions for the Andrus Award for Community Services through July 15. The Andrus Award recognizes individuals who are sharing their experience, talent, and skills to enrich their communities.

AARP National Caregiving Expert Amy Goyer will spend time with AARP Wyoming members during a TeleTown Hall scheduled for 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 18. For this talk she will focus in specifically on the financial strain that Caregivers often find themselves under and equip them with resources and advice on how to balance taking care of yourself and your finances while caring for your loved one.

A writing course that will take place each Tuesday night in June, debuts June 7.

AARP Wyoming sponsors free events to shred documents With personally identifiable information

AARP Wyoming and the Wyoming Cowboy Football Team are working together to spread the word about the AARP FraudWatch Network.

A teletown hall will inform listeners about a new property tax refund program in Wyoming.

To learn more about the AARP Veterans Fraud Center and to download a free copy of the new Watchdog Alert Handbook: Veterans’ Edition, visit www.aarp.org/vetsfraudcenter. For additional resources and information on AARP’s support for veterans and military families, including caregiving, competing in today’s job market, and connecting with earned service benefits, visit www.aarp.org/veterans.

Wyoming nursing home residents and staff are seeing the impacts of COVID-19 diminish in the month of March.

AARP offers tips for those who are wondering how the loss of 3G cellular service may impact them.