Wow! Our winter/spring concert series has been awesome. More to come with Peter Kolkay, USC Asst. Professor, Bassoon on Monday night, March 29th at 7:30. The April event calendar is full of fun, with more great music, day and overnight trips, and Volunteer Appreciation Day!
The Luck of the Irish was with the three teams competing in the 2010 Winter Wii Bowling Tournament at Still Hopes!
This past Wednesday on St. Patrick’s Day, the final round of the tournament took place at Still Hopes. A great group of spectators were in attendance to cheer on their favorite players. The teams were: “Still on a Roll” with Ed and Junie Hickman, Richard Kennedy, and Anne Beazley, “The Rolling Pins” with Margia Peeples, Charles Culbertson, Eliza Horton, and Nevin Betts, and “The Silver Strikers” with Lottie McLain, Emma Byars, Bobby Sumwalt, and Bill Strohecker. “The Rolling Pins” had the highest total score over the four rounds, and Margia Peeples had the highest individual total score. The winning team was awarded the traveling bowling pin trophy and bragging rights until the next tournament. Everyone enjoyed the refreshments, bowling ball cookies, and green sherbet punch.
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Herb Guerry, a resident of Still Hopes, talks about his experience using the Brain Fitness program.
Mr. Guerry was filmed by a BGT student partner. Still Hopes was selected as one of three BGTime Centers in the Columbia area. Developed to bridge the gap between today’s digital media and seniors, the program gives participants “opportunity and voice” so that their stories can be heard across the internet.
Visit the BGTime.org website to learn more about Bridging Generations through Technology, Information, Media and Engagement.
Join the Gentle Tuesday Evening Dance Class at the Shearouse Wellness Center. Regain youthful vitality, form and function in an exhilarating hour of music and movement.
Still Hopes is proud to present Nancy Whitlock, a certified Nia Blue Belt. Nia combines nine movement forms to build stability, balance, endurance and flexibility. The Nia class is adaptable for all ages and levels of fitness. Our Tuesday evening class is designed for the young-at-heart (55+).
Tuesdays – 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. $12 per class paid by the month.
For more details and registration information, e-mail Nancy at niacolumbia@gmail.com or call 803-779-2977.
Visit the Still Hopes website to see all of the wellness and fitness programs that are open to the community. www.stillhopes.org/wellness
Columbia TV station WIS News 10 presented the Still Hopes Brain Fitness program on their health segment this week. Click here for the full story and video.
You really can Think Faster, Focus Better, Remember More and Drive Safer. The PositScience® Brain Fitness Training Program is available through the Still Hopes Center for Wellness.
Contact the Still Hopes Director of Wellness at 803-739-5034. Or visit our websitefor more information about all of the Wellness and Fitness Classesoffered at Still Hopes.
