Connecting community: Warden seniors trying to restart a senior center
Attendees of Saturday’s senior group, Tinker Ansel, standing left, Jean Echols, sitting left, Trudy Richmond, standing right, and Darla Haworth, sitting right, meet inside the Warden Public Library.
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Warden’s Community and Senior Center has operated only as a community center in the years since the senior center died out. A group of Warden residents are looking to restart a local meeting of seniors and eventually provide a gathering place for the community.
A group of Warden seniors have started meeting after more than a decade without an operating senior center in town. The group is currently meeting every Saturday from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Warden Public Library, pictured.
Warden residents, from left to right, Trudy Richmond, Tinker Ansel, Jean Echols and Darla Haworth participate in a senior group meeting Saturday afternoon at Warden Public Library. The group has goals to establish a new meeting place for seniors in Warden.
WARDEN — A group of senior residents in Warden have begun meeting weekly at the Warden Public Library in hopes of restarting a senior center.
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