Instead of setting a goal to retire at a certain age, many any older adults are choosing to remain in the work force for a variety of reasons. Working, either at home, a traditional office job or gig work, provides a sense of connectedness, purpose and vitality. There may also be a need for the […]

Planning on doing some home remodeling this spring or summer? You are not alone.   Home-improvement spending among homeowners age 55 and over, according to a report issued by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, is currently at record levels and is projected to increase by more than 10 percent at the […]

Due to the COVID-19 virus and the many canceled events in our Event Calendar (https://www.myprimetimenews.com/events/) please confirm dates with venues.

Informational meeting to become a contestant for the 2020 Ms. Colorado Senior America Pageant ~ It’s about time you do something for YOU!!   If you are 60 years of age or older by July 2020 and you feel you need a new lease on life or a new commitment, and want to be a part […]

The Colorado Senior Softball Association (CSSA) held a Board of Directors meeting in late January to begin preparations for the 2020 senior softball season, which will start play of regular scheduled games in late-April.  The Spring Managers Meeting will be held in early March.

“Changing The Narrative” trains workplaces to become be a “Certified Age-Friendly Employer (CAFE)” ~ DENVER – Beginning this month, the “Changing the Narrative – Age-friendly Workplace Initiative” (CTN-AFWI) is rolling out a certification program aimed at Colorado employers and businesses that are committed to eliminating ageism in the workplace. CTN-AFWI will help them adapt their […]

By Judy Holland ~ After the marathon of child-rearing, it’s time to turn toward your spouse and nurture the bond you share. If the marriage is solid after all these years, you can focus on the two of you. You can look forward to navigating this transition with novelty, fun, and a sense of adventure.

“There’s never enough money!” That is a phrase we all hear, right? More often than not we’re thinking about personal finances, but the same might be said for funding for critical programs that support the people that live in Colorado. The upcoming 2020 Census is an opportunity for everyone to be counted and to ensure […]

DENVER – Radon is a silent killer that could be seeping into your home without you even knowing it. Now, the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) wants to help you test for it. As part of Radon Action Month, DDPHE is encouraging residents to test their homes for the cancer-causing gas with […]

Digital disruptions, random distractions, and 24/7 connectivity are killing our ability to focus—and that hurts our quality of life. Joe McCormack offers some simple, doable changes you can make in the upcoming year to reclaim your most valuable asset: your time and attention. Hoboken, NJ (December 2019)—Searching for a New Year’s resolution that will make a […]

Drivers with more experience using advanced driver assistance systems engage in more distracted behavior ~ DENVER (Dec. 26, 2019) – New developments in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), such as adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist, promise to increase driver awareness and safety. The only problem? Drivers with experience using these systems are nearly twice as likely […]