By Paul DiSclafani John Sepe’s father was a musician. He played piano and sang in the church choir. “He was a really good piano player,” John said, “and my whole life, I wanted to play music.” Just not the piano. “I wanted to play a loud instrument,” he laughed. “I wanted to play in a […]
By Jessica Marshall Fall is just around the corner, and The Town Square at Circle Square Commons is ready to welcome the season with an evening packed with live music, family-friendly activities, food, and festive fun. The Fall Festival takes place Saturday, Sept. 26, from 5 to 9 p.m. and is free and open to […]
By John Herman Attention all On Top of the World military veterans! This year brings about our fifth annual Veterans Classic Softball Tournament on Saturday, Nov. 7. Please mark your calendar, as a full day of activities is being planned to commemorate Veterans Day, starting with the Posting of the Colors by the Marion County […]
By Cammy Dennis On Top of the World is excited to announce the launch of its new Wellness Volunteer Program, an initiative designed to empower residents to make a meaningful difference in the lives of their neighbors while enhancing their own well-being. Volunteering is recognized as one of the seven dimensions of wellness because of […]
By Robert Colen On Friday, Aug. 21 and Saturday, Aug. 22, Sholom Park will once again participate in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, a regional citizen-science initiative that invites people across the Southeast to observe flowering plants, count pollinator visits, and help create a snapshot of pollinator activity in their communities. At first glance, the […]
By Andres Espinosa There’s no better time to support local farmers, artisans, and small businesses than during National Farmers Market Week – and Circle Square Commons is making the celebration even more exciting! Join us on Thursday, Aug. 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Town Square at Circle Square Commons for a morning […]
By Cammy Dennis As we grow older, cognitive changes are often subtle. These age-related changes are typically gradual and result from shifts in routines, reduced activity, or avoidance of daily tasks that have become burdensome. Often, cognitive abilities are imagined as a simple graph: rising as we grow and learn, stabilizing through adulthood, and then […]
By Lauren Grice Colen Built Cares is proud to launch a July food and clothing drive, a community-wide effort supporting Interfaith Emergency Services’ (IES) free clothing boutique and Food 4 Kids program. This seasonal initiative reflects our ongoing commitment to uplifting others in need and strengthening the spirit of service across all Colen Built communities. […]
By Dave DeAngelis Wow, time flies. It seems like just 249 years ago when there were rumblings about a Declaration of Independence. And here we already are, 250 years later, celebrating that day when the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration on July 4, 1776. Time to celebrate! This year’s Patriotic Celebration is on Saturday, July […]
By Dave DeAngelis With the grand opening of The Summit on Wednesday, April 15, came the introduction of the new water-walking resistance pool located next to the spacious main pool. Resistance water-walking is an accommodating way to incorporate an exercise program into one’s healthy lifestyle routine. It is a low-impact exercise that enhances fitness by walking against […]