Decisions, decisions. What to do with all this stuff?

If you have a large collection of something that you know is not going to make the move to your new home, start by putting all of your collectibles in one place so you can see just how much you have.

Campus promotes religious, spiritual diversity

Despite the staggering number of religions and spiritual perspectives in the United States, Wind Crest’s Pastoral Ministries Manager David Maes says there’s still a stereotype about older Americans. "Most people think of them as primarily Christian," he says.

Catering service makes meals first-class

In summer 2007, Duffy and Shala Deardorff were planning their 50th wedding anniversary bash at an area restaurant. But after touring Wind Crest at the community’s grand opening a month before the party, they reconsidered.

Whoever says life’s not fun and games has never been to Wind Crest. From bridge to Wii Bowling, there’s something for just about everyone—including a mental aerobics club that keeps even the fittest brains in tip-top shape.