Aging Well

As we explore the next area of the body in our ongoing anatomy series, let’s take a look at the structure, bones and muscles of the back.

The internet is the most powerful tool ever created, but there needs to be a way to cut through the noise. Read more about the misinformation problem online and what’s being done to address it.

October is National Cybersecurity Month, a good opportunity to remind ourselves that we should keep our focus on staying safe online every day. Learn more about phishing and how to not take the bait!

You can beat the heat and get in healthy exercise during the summer! GHA Fitness Manager Leslie LaPlace shares tips for staying cool and hydrated while exercising outdoors in hot weather.

This chapter in our Anatomy Series focuses on the core–an area of our body consisting entirely of muscle. The core affects everything we do, from our breathing to our posture to our every movement.

It is so important to take care of our brain health at any age. There are many ways we can take better care of our brain health. Here are four tried and true ways we can take action.

This National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, Recreation Coordinator Carson Fralin shares a method of exercise that’s proven beneficial for older adults: High Intensity Interval Training.

Our third anatomy lesson in our series covers the hips and glutes. This is a very complex part of our bodies, and an important part to keep healthy as we age.

As we recognize Data Privacy Day, we join a global effort to generate awareness about the importance of data privacy and highlight ways you can make sure your personal information is protected online.

For our second anatomy lesson, we explore the limbs that support our body and propel us to motion. Let’s take a closer look at the legs!

We wanted to take some time to introduce you to the anatomy of what’s responsible for making it possible for us to take steps and keep our balance. Let’s take a closer look at the foot and ankle!

You might think that composting is a practice more geared toward warmer months. We spoke to Kristie Blumer of Compost Crew about why composting is an important practice to continue year-round.