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

You can also download a PDF of the print edition or view it below on this page.

In this issue:

• Cover Story: Close-knit group makes caps with caring hands
• A resolution: Preserving memories
• County to form mental health court
• Colnar named new AAA deputy director
• Katy Hoffman presented Leadership in Aging Award
• Low-income homeowners may qualify for property tax refunds
• COA adopts 2023 Legislative Platform
• Members sought for Johnson County Silver-Haired Legislative delegation
• LIEAP helps in paying utility bills
• Upcoming COA meetings
• Veterans court needs mentors
• Swearing-in event set Jan. 9; farewell reception set Jan. 6
• Board approves state platform
• Virtual travelogue series set in early 2023
• Online series to focus on data privacy
• Getting the dirt on good soil
• Adding green to resolutions in 2023
• Museum exhibit closes on Jan. 7
• Glaucoma Awareness Month offers insight on eye disease
• New Year includes new series
• Valentine's event offers food, bingo
• Library breaks ground on new Merriam branch
• Vaccinations remain key against viruses
• Keeping fatbergs from clogging sewer lines
• Approaching the tax season
• Winter classes prepare for spring gardens
• Mardi Gras offers food, mah jongg
• Supporting grandchildren in a divorce