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Health problems linked to mold exposure

Mold is a natural part of the environment and can be found growing just about anywhere that moisture and oxygen are present, advises the Environmental Protection Agency. Mold is a fungus that can be helpful because it breaks down dead organic matter.
Mold is everywhere in the environment, but prevention of indoor mold growth can help people avoid respiratory issues and other health problems.

Senior-friendly interior renovations

Home is where the heart is. That sentiment may be especially true for seniors who have spent decades living in their homes. A lot of hard work goes into home ownership, and seniors who have lived in the same space for a while undoubtedly have countless memories within the walls of their homes.
Seniors with mobility issues can make their homes more accommodating through an assortment of simple, yet effective renovations.

How to make a home more cozy

The meaning of the term “cozy” varies as it pertains to home decor. For some, cozy may mean intimate spaces with lots of quilts and throws. For others, cozy could indicate bright and airy spaces enhanced by plenty of fresh foliage.
Making a home more cozy doesn't have to be complicated. A few easy modifications can improve interior spaces.

Meyers named Fall Fest parade marshal

CONWAY SPRINGS – When choosing a parade marshal for the annual Conway Springs fall festival, there are many great choices that the community can offer. This year's parade marshal is Vickie Meyers.
Vickie Meyers is the Conway Springs Fall Fest parade marshal. She is pictured with her husband, Ed. Contributed photo

Sign up for future cheer camp

CHENEY – The Cheney High School cheerleading squad once again will instruct a cheer clinic for youth. The program is organized through the Cheney Recreation Commission.

Goddard increases senior center funding

TSnews GODDARD – The Goddard senior center got a boost in funding for 2025, thanks to action taken by the city council at its meeting Monday. The council unanimously approved $46,000 in funding for the center in 2025.
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