In the know.

Online scams are a growing concern for seniors, but staying safe doesn’t have to be complicated. Residents in independent living communities, senior assisted living, or retirement communities in League City can protect themselves by using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, keeping devices updated, and being cautious with personal information. Recognizing scam tactics—like urgent emails, fake lottery wins, or suspicious links—can prevent fraud before it happens. Regularly monitoring bank accounts and reporting suspicious activity adds another layer of protection. With awareness and simple precautions, seniors can confidently navigate the digital world while staying secure.

Bill Kukuk is the ultimate, unstoppable man. He is both a survivor and a fighter. Not only is he a veteran of the Vietnam War, he also fought and defeated lymphoma. If that isn’t enough, at the age of 71, in November of 2013 he also suffered a massive stroke leaving his right side paralyzed.

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Larry Bell and Chet Vaugn both worked at NASA during the heyday of the moon missions; now they’re working to make sure NASA retirees are properly honored when they pass.

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It was 2015. The Houston Astros were just beginning to build a young, core team that would eventually win big in October. A Memorial Day flood dumped 11 inches of rain on the region. And in League City, senior living options changed for the better. “It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years,” said Debbie Zienty, Director of Marketing at The Crossings, a senior living community celebrating a decade of providing first rate living options for older adults ranging from independent living to skilled nursing.

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