Still We Sing: A Memory Choir for People Living with Dementia
Guest post from Kennedy Niska, Executive Director of the Legacy Chorale of Greater Minnesota For many living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, the world can become an increasingly fragmented place. Names slip away, routines feel foreign, and the ability to communicate often fades. However, a growing movement is proving that while the mind may struggle…
Read MoreWhat Did This Building Used to Be? History of 803 Kingwood
The history of the building located on 803 Kingwood Street, Brainerd, is vast and varied. But it all began as a purchase of a large residence made by Dr. Joseph Nicholson in August of 1908. The residence on the corner of Broadway and Kingwood was described back then as a “pleasant, quiet, residence section, about…
Read MoreThe Facts Behind Why Crafting is Beneficial for Those 60+
Crafting isn’t just a fun pastime—it’s a deeply enriching activity that supports the emotional, cognitive, and social well-being of senior citizens. Whether it’s knitting, woodworking, painting, or making handmade cards, creative projects offer a sense of purpose, stimulate the mind, and foster meaningful connections with others. For many older adults, crafting becomes a joyful outlet…
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