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Medicare Open Enrollment is Coming Up!
The Medicare Open Enrollment Period for 2026 begins October 15 and runs through December 7. This is the time for individuals with Medicare to: Switch from Original Medicare to a
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Scammers Are Targeting Older Adults’ Life Savings — Here’s What You Need to Know
Scammers pretending to be government agencies or well-known businesses are increasingly targeting retirees, often with devastating consequences. These criminals weave elaborate stories about fake crises and then pressure older adults
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📢 FEMA MOBILE OFFICE COMING TO FAIRMONT SENIOR CENTER 📢
If you were affected by the June floods in Marion County, now is your chance to get assistance. 💧 When:📅 Tuesday, August 19 & Wednesday, August 20🕖 7:00 AM –
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Cooking Up Something Healthy with Natalie Feltz
We were delighted to welcome Natalie Feltz, Associate Professor of Culinary Arts at Pierpont Community & Technology College, to the Fairmont Senior Center for a special cooking presentation featuring quick and
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Know the Warning Signs of Elder AbuseÂ
Know the Warning Signs of Elder Abuse Elder abuse can happen to anyone — and it often goes unnoticed. As friends, neighbors, and caregivers, it’s important that we stay alert
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Marion County, West Virginia, Senior Center receives new mural, overhauls community activities
by John Mark Shaver FAIRMONT NEWS EDITORJul 14, 2025 FAIRMONT, W.Va. (WV News) — The Marion County Senior Center in Fairmont received a new stairwell mural this summer courtesy of
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Important Updates from The Office of the West Virginia Attorney General
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Avoid unsubscribe Scams
Email unsubscribe scams involve malicious actors using fake unsubscribe links to trick individuals into clicking on them, potentially leading to malware installation, identity theft, or increased exposure to spam. How
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Flood Assistance
If you or someone you know has been impacted by recent flooding in Marion County, help is available. Please reach out to the following organizations for support: American Red Cross:They
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Protecting your personal information: Which documents to keep and which to shred
When protecting your identity, you might consider keeping usernames to yourself, using strong passwords, and reviewing your statements. That’s all great. But it’s also essential to consider what you do
