Stop sharing your Social Security number!

I still have my original card from the 1960s. It clearly states, “For Social Security and Tax Purposes—Not for Identification.” Cards issued today make no such claim. Read More »

The making of Peter Parker

How Stan Lee’s unlikely teenage hero became a pop icon. Read More »

What exactly is a word processor?

I don’t understand the capabilities and features of the commonly referred to “word processor.” Is this a separate electronic device I can purchase? Read More »

Cover story elicits emotional outcry from readers

Last month’s cover story about the isolation of residents in long-term care facilities really pulled at some heartstrings. Read More »

Looking for a way to switch up retirement? Ditch the gender roles!

not long ago, husbands were more likely to be in charge of managing the household budget. Today, it’s a tossup, with women taking over balancing the books in most cases. Read More »

Laughing Matters - October 2020

A friend told a blond, “Christmas is on a Friday this year.” The blond replied, “Let’s hope it’s not the 13th.” Read More »

Rebuilding our nation, under God

The book of Nehemiah is a picture of what the church of America needs to be in this hour. Read More »

Question of the Month - October 2020

What’s the funniest prank or surprise you’ve ever pulled? Read More »

Electronic ballot voting for those with disabilities in Colorado

Registered Colorado voters who have a disability can vote via an electronic ballot independently and privately from their own home. Read More »

Senior Law Day goes virtual

Professionals present informative virtual seminars for seniors and their caregivers on legal topics. Read More »