Browse through our collection of Growing Bolder stories.
Gardening isn’t just enjoyable and productive, it’s good for both your physical and mental health, studies about gardening for older adults show. Connecting with nature brightens your mood, increases relaxation and reduces anxiety and depression.
Will Tiger Woods be able to climb back to the top of the mountain again after suffering serious leg injuries in an automobile accident on Tuesday?
The stories of unsung heroes, those people whose quiet courage and inspiration make up the soul of our communities, often go untold.
There really is a Fountain of Youth, kind of. What’s generally referred to as Masters Sports, are changing everything we thought we knew about aging and vitality.
The final “Jeopardy!” question and answer might go something like this, filed under the category of “Human Kindness.” After a life well-lived, this man donated a closet full of shirts, neckties and various other items of clothing that once belonged to him.
Jim Bronzo won $1 million on a scratch-off ticket on Jan. 25. The first thing he did was buy a pair of tennis shoes at Goodwill for nine bucks.
It’s been said often that we don’t rescue pets. They rescue us. Pawpaw, a 16-year-old terrier mix, has a story to tell about that.
We all make sacrifices for our family. Some are more meaningful than others. Alondra Carmona had it all figured out, at least she thought she did.
Black and white are just colors. They certainly don’t define us. They certainly can’t give us a peek into what’s in our hearts. Love does not discriminate.
Valentine’s Day is all about memories. The magic of yesterday, sprinkled with the moments to come. Happily, ever after, etched in every photo, love letter, email, and sealed with a kiss.
Love it, hate it, or indifferent to it, Valentine’s Day is upon us. This year, we asked the Growing Bolder Community what they’ve learned about love over the years. Some heartwarming, some bittersweet, these answers will have you reflecting on your own special relationships in your life.
Meet Taeden Johnson, a 12-year-old from Athens, Georgia. He was given two tickets for Sunday’s game courtesy of Atlanta Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jarrett and the NFL. It was a great gift and gesture under devastating circumstances.
