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You’re probably aware that it’s important to plan for retirement rather than just wing it. After all, your senior years may be loaded with surprise expenses, like heftier healthcare bills than anticipated, and it’s important to go in prepared. But if you’re off the mark on these key numbers, you could leave yourself vulnerable to […]

Kim Guidry saw the possibilities when she took over as interim director of Community Retirement Home on Proctor Street. After being named to the position outright in January she was able to put those thoughts into action. Guidry earned her nursing degree in 1991 from Meridian Community College in Mississippi. “It has gone really good,”

The military is full of sacrifices when it comes to one’s life, family and country. To enlist and make a career out of it all the way through can be an even heavier weight that deserves to be celebrated as a milestone. It has been more than a year since Sumter-based U.S. Army Central held

Date Posted: Friday, May 14th, 2021 Dover-The Delaware State Police announces today the retirement of Major Robert A. Hudson II who has proudly served the citizens of Delaware with distinction and faithful service for over 31 years. “It has truly been an honor and privilege to serve the citizens of Delaware as a Delaware State Trooper. I have

She cited health issues as part of her reason for stepping down from her 13-year tenure leading Denver International Airport. DENVER — Kim Day, who has served as the chief executive officer of Denver International Airport (DIA) for half of the airport’s history, announced her retirement on Friday. Day was appointed CEO in 2008 by

Dividend investing might not be the most popular investing strategy for kids, but it’s a great way to spark interest in the stock market. If you’re looking for a safer place to start your kids on their stock market journey, buying dividend stocks is surely something to consider. It’s an investment option that can shower

Tonight is the penultimate game in a forgettable season for the Houston Rockets. The big news tonight is that tonight marks the final game for legendary broadcaster Bill Worrell. Almost every big moment in Rockets history has been called by Worrell, and his voice will be missed on our televisions. His commentary team with Calvin

ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) — More than 100 Abilene teachers were honored at AISD’s service and retirement awards ceremony Thursday, including two soon-to-be retirees who are leaving the classroom after 40 years. “Today we celebrate all of the people that have 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 years of service in the district, as well as

Sergeant Gerald Dixon started with the Edmond Police Department in 1988. In that time, he’s touched a lot of lives in the Edmond community. Now as he plans his retirement, the department and the city are celebrating what he has meant to so many people.  Dixon has always known he wanted to be a police

Lawmakers and retirement experts discussed ways to get more people saving for retirement, especially women and people of color, and boosting the percentage of Americans who can retire comfortably during a Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing Thursday. Lori Lucas, president and CEO of the Employee Benefit Research Institute, told committee members that though