You can now navigate through the articles in our digital version of The Best Times. View the links below to get started reading the May-June 2023 edition.

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In this issue:

• Cover Story: Ready, set, play! Aging adults like pickleball
• Programs focus on healthy enrichment
• JoCo Library eliminates overdue fines
• Older Americans Month marks 60th year in May
• Six Silver-Haired delegates elected for Johnson County
• Upcoming COA meeting
• CHAMPSS celebrates 15 years
• Bed Bug Awareness Week in June
• EYO directory is now available
• JCW surveys customers
• Meadowbrook Park Festival set June 2
• Johnson County revokes two COVID-19 resolutions
• TIP’s outdoor season starts June 2
• Weekend fun requires no permits
• Turkey Creek Festival set May 20
• Invitation to high school reunion
• Master Gardeners gather in O.P.
• Summer fun includes day trips, nature walks
• World Elder Abuse Awareness Day annually occurs on June 15
• Virtual classes help to combat social isolation
• Elder Abuse: Investigations require team work from DA's Office, law enforcement
• Work begins on phase two of JoCo Square
• Project nears end at SM Park Marina
• Special Delivery program needs volunteers
• Museum plans new exhibit about trains
• 'Cattails' artwork returns to park
• Tips to stop ticks that make you sick
• How to remove ticks
• Summer activities can enhance mental health
• Juneteenth celebrations coming in June
• Retirement involves many stages