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Filipino Cultural Day at Village Concepts of Fairwood

The residents enjoyed experiencing Filipino culture with a chef demo, lots of yummy food and traditional performances, all put on by our wonderful staff!
Fresh from the Garden at Village Concepts of Fairwood

Our memory care residents at Village Concepts of Fairwood harvested some fresh greens from the garden.
Meet our Master Gardener at El Dorado West

Spring is very exciting at our El Dorado West Gardens! Residents enjoyed choosing which flowers and vegetables to grow and the Gardening Club is in full swing.
Amazing Gardeners and Even Better Friends!

Long-time resident Gary is the self-proclaimed green thumb garden master at Village Concepts of Bothell-Riverside East.
Grupo Folklorico Dancers Perform at Mill Ridge Village

Residents enjoyed a stunning performance by Grupo Folklorico who performed a traditional Mexican dance.
Julie McDonald: Navy Seabee recalls work on island of Tinian during WWII

When Japanese bombers attacked U.S. Navy ships at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, Clarence Piper was a high school sophomore visiting his uncle in the hills of Oregon and read a...
Knitting Project in Pacific Northwest Serves Families Confronting Lebanon’s Winter

The bright pink of little Nairouz’s knit cap bounces with her—an unexpected flash of color against icy puddles as she skips between the drab tents of a refugee camp in Lebanon...
The Face of Retirement Living

Village Concepts of Sedro-Woolley: Country Meadow Village brings retirement to life every day for their residents. They offer a wide variety of events and activities to promot...
100 Years and Counting: Woodland Village in Chehalis Celebrates Lives of Eight Centenarians

Woodland Village in Chehalis celebrated the lives of eight centenarians on Monday. Ahead of the celebration, The Chronicle was able to interview four of them as they reflected...
For 70 years, Skagit County man has answered the call to give blood

SEDRO-WOOLLEY — Larry Libby donated blood for the first time in 1952.
Become a Pen Pal to Help Seniors Combat Loneliness: Here’s How to Get Started

Step aside, social media. Handwritten notes are having a moment to brighten the day for seniors, the immunocompromised, and others in solo isolation during the coronavirus pan...