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This month, Stephanie Bergmann goes underground to hang out in tunnels built in the late nineteenth century. Gas up your car, because we’re headed to Elliwood, Kansas, home of the Wolf Hotel.
We’re proud to call Navy veteran Dean Stine a member of our assisted living community. Dean was aboard destroyers during practically all of his military service, and he was in the Pacific Theater at the end of World War II. Thank you for your service to our country, Dean!
One essential health care worker and one non-direct resident care employee have tested positive for COVID-19 in employee surveillance testing April 5 at Wichita Presbyterian Manor.
Back in the 1940s and ’50s, you could order an entire house by mail — down to the concrete foundation! In her monthly travel feature, Stephanie Bergmann takes us to Great Bend, Kan., where you can tour a retro-ific Lustron home.
Our annual Art is Ageless® exhibition included works by Noah Welsch, a new member of the independent living community at Wichita Presbyterian Manor. He turned his passion for collecting arrowheads into unique, mosaic-like works of art.
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