News from Edgewood Summit.

Read our June edition of News & Views:

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 anytime soon. George “retired” more than 11 years ago from Union Carbide as an engineer and is credited as one of the inventors of the …

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 Assisted Living Professional by The West Virginia Health Care Association (WVHCA). The award is given out annually to West Virginian who showcases outstanding performance and …

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, mostly painting oil and watercolor portraits of her children and others are her home state of West Virginia. Her daughter, Mary, also developed a creative …

Read our May edition of News & Views:

Residents Celebrating 11th Year of Stuffing Eggs for Area Easter Egg Hunts

What’s the key to aging gracefully? If you ask centenarian Elsie Beeler, she’ll tell you it’s all about music. For 100 years, she’s been hitting all the right keys on the piano. She discovered her love for music back in the 1920s, after her mother taught her to play. She turned that passion into a …