Vacant Franklin Hospital Building in Louisiana to Become Senior Living Community After New Development Plans Move Forward for the Empty Property
A long-empty hospital site in Franklin is set for a new use centered on senior living.
Nashville’s Levy’s Clothier Says It Will Close Green Hills Store in Late December After 171 Years as Fifth Generation Owners Citing Health Issues and Lease Renewal
The family-owned retailer, founded in 1855, plans to end its Green Hills run in late December.
Flamingo Fest in Downtown Savannah Will Raise Money for United Way’s Coastal Empire Community Fund With Pink-Themed Prizes, Music and Food on Saturday
The Boomys fundraiser includes tickets, prizes, a bake sale and support for local families across five coastal Georgia counties.
Freeborn County and Albert Lea Place Aging Well Programs at the Center of Community Life as Local Seniors Find New Ways to Stay Active and Connected
A look at how one Minnesota county is building social, physical and practical support around older residents.
Taylor Farms Pulls Central Mexico Iceberg Lettuce From U.S. Market After FDA Traceback Links Cyclosporiasis Outbreak to 27-State Recall and Taco Bell Cases
The voluntary recall covers shredded iceberg lettuce sold at Walmart locations and food service customers while federal and state investigators continue tracing illnesses.