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In this issue:

• Cover Story: Open enrollment keeps counselors busy
• Digital Best Times opt-in contest
• County plans a new time capsule
• Medicare.gov offers treasure trove of help
• National Centenarian’s Day is celebrated on Sept. 22
• AHS joins Connect Johnson County
• Catch-a-Ride and Home-Delivered Meals programs need additional volunteers
• COA meetings
• Progress continues towards a homeless services center
• Programs wing it with nature
• Nominees sought for aging award
• Event on Oct. 2 celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Cars in the Park event set Oct. 19 at SM Park
• Applying for Permanent Advance Voting Status
• On road in fall travels
• Nurses can vaccinate homebound
• Staying protected: Essential immunizations to get this fall
• Fall tasks prepare gardens for winter
• Volunteering as SHICK counselor to help many
• Open enrollment involves key parts to Medicare
• Important health tips help to maintain a healthy brain
• Lunches to feast on knowledge
• Veterans breakfast scheduled Nov. 8 at Matt Ross
• Memorial golf tournament benefits parks foundation
• Program encourages planting native trees
• Bonus Bingo returns Sept. 26
• Contest welcomes JCPRD photos
• Singles invited to fall fling mixer
• Event features chili bingo on Oct. 17
• Fieldhouse expands its offerings
• What to know about Medigap
• Medicare notices provide key info
• Library provides reliable election information
• Two close events offer a busy Oct. 26
• Ernie Miller Park plans variety show