2025 News Listing

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Learning Never Retires at River Landing at Sandy Ridge

Published on October 27, 2025

At River Landing at Sandy Ridge, curiosity doesn’t stop at retirement – it thrives. Through the Free University at River Landing, or “FURL,” residents continue to learn, teach and share their passions in a community that celebrates lifelong growth.

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Pedaling Toward Possibility in Retirement

Published on October 27, 2025

Dan Fazekas, a resident at Glenaire, recently put the pedal to the metal at the North Carolina Senior Games, winning first place in cycling’s 1-mile, 5K, and 10K events and riding away with three gold medals.

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Taste the World, Right Here at Home

Published on October 01, 2025

All aboard! Well-Spring recently set sail on its second annual “Cruising Around the World” event, and residents were more than ready to hop on deck.

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Be the Solution!

Published on October 01, 2025

How Our Community Will Make a Significant Difference for Those with Dementia and Their Loved Ones

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Learning Together – The Resident Tutor Program at Glenaire

Published on October 01, 2025

At Glenaire, residents are giving back in a powerful way through the Resident Tutor Program – a unique initiative where residents volunteer their time to provide free, one-on-one tutoring for team members and their children.

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Speak Now or ‘Furever’ Hold Your Bark

Published on August 26, 2025

What happens when two beloved pups say “I do”? River Landing at Sandy Ridge hosted its very first doggie wedding—and the whole community came together to celebrate! From a balloon arch to custom cookies, the event was full of joy, creativity, and connection. By Jessica Ford Kintura Content Specialist

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Scotia Village Announces Exciting Dining Renovations

Published on August 26, 2025

Scotia Village is embarking on a major dining renovation – introducing a new restaurant, bistro, Scottish pub, and expanded outdoor spaces to make mealtimes more enjoyable than ever.

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Gather Round the Table: A Night of Food, Film and Fellowship

Published on August 26, 2025

Well-Spring’s first Dinner and a Movie pairs a screening of Nonnas with a festive Italian family-style dinner. Designed to spark connection and community, the event brings residents together around long tables for great food, film, and fellowship.

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Full Steam Ahead: Scotia Village Hosts Its First-Ever Regatta Boat Race

Published on July 28, 2025

Scotia Village is making a splash this summer with its first-ever Regatta Boat Race, where residents and team members race cardboard-and-duct-tape boats across the pool. With creativity, teamwork, and plenty of spirit, this fun new tradition is already making waves.

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Framing the Future with Pieces of the Past

Published on July 28, 2025

At Glenaire, retirement means purpose, passion, and giving back. That spirit came to life when residents united to preserve the stained-glass windows from the community’s original chapel—honoring Glenaire’s faith-based roots and ensuring its history shines on.

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River Landing Invests in Its Team with Employee Scholarship Program

Published on July 28, 2025

At River Landing at Sandy Ridge, support for team members extends beyond the workplace. This year, 40 staff scholarships were awarded through the Employee Scholarship Program, helping recipients pursue goals in nursing, education, law and more—thanks to the incredible generosity of residents and the dedication of a truly special team.

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Paddles Up! Well-Spring Residents Take Wellness to the Water

Published on July 28, 2025

At Well-Spring in Greensboro, summer wellness means embracing the outdoors. Each year, residents head to nearby Lake Higgins for peaceful mornings of kayaking—proving that staying active can be fun, social, and refreshing at any age.

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Longtime Well-Spring, Kintura leader Steve Fleming stepping down

Published on June 17, 2025

GREENSBORO, N.C. (June 17, 2025) – Stephen P. Fleming, the co-CEO of North Carolina’s largest not-for-profit senior living organization, Kintura, and who helmed The Well-Spring Group since 2000, is stepping down after working 40 years in aging services, Kintura announced today.

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Kintura certified as a ‘Family Forward NC Employer’

Published on April 14, 2025

Kintura, the largest not-for-profit senior living organization in North Carolina, has been certified as a “Family Forward NC Employer” by the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation’s Family Forward NC initiative. This marks the first time a company behind continuing care retirement communities – or “life plan communities” – has received this designation.

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A Storybook and a Friendship

Published on January 30, 2025

Well-Spring resident Bonnie McAlister enjoys writing verses. She also likes to educate, and she values family. These three things contributed to her authoring her book, Both Then and Now.

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Pivoting in Peace

Published on January 30, 2025

Hilda, a former principal and dedicated educator, led a life full of resilience and compassion. Her love for teaching and reading shaped her career, while her experience with her husband’s recovery taught her the value of patience and understanding.

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Sampson Strengthens Wellness at Glenaire

Published on January 29, 2025

Sheri Sampson, the Wellness Director at Glenaire, has made a significant impact in her 15 months at the helm of the wellness program, drawing on over 20 years of experience in the healthcare field.

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Claire Mansfield’s Dedication to Communication Enriches Life at Scotia Village

Published on January 29, 2025

Claire Mansfield, a 13-year resident of Scotia Village, is known for her contributions as editor of the Scotia Times an Scotia Village News Article Page Content group Left Columnd creator of The Tartan Quarterly. Active in various community initiatives, she plays a key role in fostering connection and enhancing life at Scotia Village.