You can now navigate through the articles in our digital version of The Best Times. View the links below to get started reading the November-December 2023 edition.

You can also download PDF of the print edition or view it below on this page.

In this issue:

• Cover Story: Tea dancers cut a rug
• Look! I’m dancing and liking it!
• Observance recognizes family caregivers during November
• AHS event honors volunteers
• Medicare Open Enrollment ends Dec. 7
• Upcoming COA meeting
• Silver Haired members approve issues
• Tips to prevent being scammed
• Program offers property tax relief to older adults, disabled veterans
• County approves road, stormwater projects
• Veterans Day event set Nov. 10
• Vets invited to enjoy free breakfast
• Emerging artists offer art for sale
• Lanesfield plans Christmas event
• Mental Health offers training for older adults
• Take time to stop, look and listen
• Exhibit showcases Jewish holidays
• Holiday wellness tips aid in good health
• Dinner to dish out movie trivia
• Event welcomes 2024 with bingo
• Saving money with a library card
• TIP plans 2023 finale
• Winter hours at county parks begin Nov. 1
• Art classes continue into winter
• Counting down to the general election
• Program accepts holiday trees at four park sites
• 2024 COLA set at 3.2%
• Work continues on housing options
• Oh how sweet sugar is
• Ernie Miller Park plans holiday event
• Community center reopens for JCPRD programs
• Lunch features the Swing Shift
• Travel fun ends year, starts 2024
• Jingle Mingle set Dec. 13 at Matt Ross
• KLS maintains Elder Rights Project