In tough times, communities find strength in people — and people find strength in their communities. In the past year, we’ve seen this time and again in as friends, neighbors and Sheridan businesses have found new ways to support each other. In our community, older adults are a key source
Older adults have built resilience and strength over their lives through successes, failures, joys, and difficulties. Their stories and contributions help to support and inspire others. This OAM, we will celebrate the strength of older adults and the Aging Network, with special emphasis on the power of connection and engagement
By Nadine Gale. Nadine is the owner of AlphaGraphics, a Marketing Services Provider to the Hub on Smith The term “mental health” has come to have a much different meaning for me in the past two years. Politics, riots, pandemics, and family health issues have caused me to pay attention
By Carmen Rideout, Director Hub on Smith What does retirement look like to you? Will you pack your bags and travel to exotic places? Will you become a master gardener and learn to can vegetables? Will you finally take on all those home projects that have eluded you over the
We were thrilled recently to learn that we were the recipients of the Key Service Award from the membership of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. Our 80+ employees and many volunteers are inspired by the nomination and recognition that, as an organization in our community, we are doing important
The Hub would like to inform you about the Wyoming Home Services Petition. Click here to learn more: https://p2a.co/6tBiCAS
Sheridan Memorial Hospital has a bunch of vaccination appointments still open this week and has opened up appointments to people with certain medical conditions. In addition to calling the Hospital at 675-4471 to set up an appointment, people can also register through the Sheridan County registration page set up through
This article appeared in The Sheridan Press on February 3, 2021. By: Kristen Czaban Lucille Myers cannot imagine living anywhere but on her own. She’s grown accustomed to her indepen-dence after years of caring for herself and her family. She lives in a small, tidy apartment at Heritage Towers, and
“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