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Read our August edition of News & Views:

Seventy-seven communities hailed for their exemplary efforts in creating a culture of engagement and satisfaction.

A Charleston hero and World War II veteran celebrated his 100th birthday while honoring the colors of the flag he served for more than 37 years. On Friday, December 7,

A group of Edgewood Summit residents in Charleston are learning to live life to a whole new beat. Once a month they grab drumsticks and rattles to create rhythm that’s

Our Courtyard Café is now featuring hand sketched greeting cards by resident Ann Morris. New to her collection are common bird feeders that are frequently seen around the campus. On

For the eighth consecutive year, Edgewood Summit has earned the Greystone Diamond Award for Service Excellence. The annual award from Greystone, a senior advisory group, honors senior communities for resident

Edgewood Summit resident Paul Howard, 91, started in the radio business right after serving in World War II. He heard a Pittsburgh radio announcer say a few words between songs,

Getting up and going to work every week is a habit many look forward to breaking in retirement. But for George Keller, it’s a habit he’s not willing to kick

Myra Lucas, the lifestyle coordinator at The Arthur B. Hodges Center, the memory support neighborhood of Edgewood Summit senior living community in Charleston, has been honored as West Virginia’s Outstanding

Edgewood Summit resident Dolly Hartman, 86, has been a painter her entire life. She followed in her own mother’s footsteps, taking up painting as she grew older and had children,