Retire-VA

Still searching for things to do once you retire? Here are a few more ideas to pick up the hobby you always wanted to try, or be part of a great group of people.

This pleasant, flat walk combines out-in-the-woods with right-next-to-town.

Karen DeBord and Jack Phillips are living their own personal dream at Smith Mountain Lake in their golden years.

Fred and Carolyn Eichelman taught school for four decades each and discovered science fiction was a good teaching tool. They’re still collecting evidence.

This Lynchburg couple has found a contentment in retirement, even though it doesn’t remotely resemble what they had so carefully planned.

That’s the question retirees often ask after they have the gold watch tucked away. Here are some thoughtful and useful answers.

Getting ready for retirement requires us to enter the planning mode, to accumulate more money than we thought we’d need and to adjust in a lot of different ways.

Post-retirement fitness doesn’t have to be hard. Get a few suggestions from a certified personal trainer as she lists easy ways to stay in shape and prolong your mobility and health.

Retirees are getting out and about these days–sometimes to the next country over! Read on to learn a few travel tips as well as precautions every traveler should consider.

When a Navy veteran retires, what better way to spend your golden years than volunteering at the D-Day Memorial?