“Commit yourself to lifelong learning. The most valuable asset you’ll ever have is your mind and what you put into it.” — Brian Tracy It turns out, no matter our age, new knowledge is beneficial for us on multiple levels. Continuing research regarding the benefits of lifelong learning, in particular,
The Hub on Smith has done tremendous job of providing services to our community despite the shutdowns related to Covid-19 and more recently the construction on the building to upgrade the HVAC system. I would like to take a moment to share with you why these services are so critical
On December 16, The Hub on Smith was presented with a $1,000 check from Brandon Harnish, President of Local 951 – SMART Transportation Division. Also present was April Ford, Assistant State Legislative Director for SMART TD. SMART TD has seven local chapters around the state of Wyoming and each are
By Carmen Rideout. This article also appeared in The Sheridan Press. The holiday season is quickly approaching and, with that, the spirit of giving and thankfulness is in the air. The need for your generosity is greater than ever this year. This year has been unlike anything we have seen
Thank you to Hub volunteer Nancy for leading a Medicare Part D Zoom workshop on November 17, 2020! In case you missed it, she also recorded a separate informational video, which you can watch below. You can also view the PowerPoint slides from the workshop here: Medicare Part D Presentation
By Carmen Rideout The Hub on Smith is fortunate to have many community partnerships banding together to offer collaborative community-integrated supports for older adults and their families. This support enables people to remain in their homes longer and have fuller, healthier lives. These relationships are extremely valuable to the Hub
By Tracee Davis, The Sheridan Press. This article appeared in The Press on October 13, 2020. Sheridan County resident and County Commissioner Christi Haswell has triumphantly completed the Moab 240 Endurance Run, securing a third-place finish among women in the grueling four-day foot race through deserts, canyons and mountains around
The Hub on Smith, with the sponsorship of the City of Sheridan, was awarded $1.9M in CARES Act funding from the State Land and Investment Board (SLIB) to install a central HVAC system which will dramatically improve the air quality throughout the facility. In order to utilize these funds, the project must be
By: Christi Burgess Haswell Back in January, pre-COVID-19 and the crazy world we live in now, I signed up for the Moab 240. It’s a 240 mile solo foot race that starts and ends in Moab. On October 9th, I’ll be toeing the starting line. My perspective on the world
By: Carmen Rideout As early as 2000, the Senior Citizen’s Council board of directors began planning to meet the needs of the large numbers of baby boomers who would reach the age of 65 between 2011 and 2030. In 2014, we renovated and invested in the future of senior facilities