LIFE PACE

01/12/2026

Simplify your life and focus on what matters most 💚 LIFE PACE brings care, comfort, and support all in one place—so you can keep living life your way.

01/11/2026

🏜️✨ This Day in History ✨🏜️
January 11, 1908 — The Grand Canyon becomes a National Monument!

Before it was one of America’s most visited national parks, President Theodore Roosevelt protected this natural wonder so future generations could stand in awe… and take way too many photos. 📸😆

Why is the Grand Canyon such a big deal?
• It’s 277 miles long — that’s a serious road trip
• Some rock layers are over 1 billion years old 😮
• People have lived in and around the canyon for thousands of years
• The views? 10/10. No notes. 🌄

Today we’re celebrating one of nature’s greatest masterpieces — carved by time, the Colorado River, and maybe a dash of magic. ✨

01/11/2026

Depression is not a normal part of aging, but it can be common in older adults. Depression can affect how a person feels, acts, and thinks. It is more than just feeling sad or blue. View this infographic to learn four important things about depression.

01/09/2026

Your next step starts here ✨
Call, email, or visit us online—we’re just a message away!

01/09/2026

Our friends at Tulsa Day Center need our help!!

Edit to add: Many people asked why no Cheerios or Rice Krispies, and the reason is simple: We like to offer food to our guests that they enjoy, and while we’ll gladly accept them, they simply aren’t popular. We are thankful for all donations!

Every morning, more than 100 bowls of cereal are served to our night shelter guests. We love being able to provide a quick breakfast for our community, but our cereal stock is dangerously low.

This week, consider tossing a few extra boxes or bags of cereal in your grocery cart for Tulsa Day Center. Donations can be delivered to 415 W Archer St. or mailed.

Please, no Rice Crispies or Plain Cheerios.

Edit to add: Many people asked why no Cheerios or Rice Krispies, and the reason is simple: We like to offer food to our guests that they enjoy, and while we’ll gladly accept them, they simply aren’t popular. We are thankful for all donations!

Every morning, more than 100 bowls of cereal are served to our night shelter guests. We love being able to provide a quick breakfast for our community, but our cereal stock is dangerously low.

This week, consider tossing a few extra boxes or bags of cereal in your grocery cart for Tulsa Day Center. Donations can be delivered to 415 W Archer St. or mailed.

Please, no Rice Crispies or Plain Cheerios.

01/08/2026

Please stay safe as the storms move into our area!

[6:25 AM 1/8/26] Thunderstorms will spread into northeast Oklahoma by 7 AM and increase in coverage through 10 AM as they spread eastward across northeast Oklahoma. Quarter size hail and wind gusts to 60 mph possible with the strongest storms. Impacts to the morning commute are possible.

01/08/2026

🎸 This Day in History — Elvis Presley

January 8, 1935
The King was born! 👑🎤
Elvis Presley — the guy who changed music forever — arrived on this day in Tupelo, Mississippi.

Rock ’n’ roll, movies, global icon status… his impact? Still shaking things up.

🎶 Favorite Elvis song? Drop it in the comments.👇

01/06/2026

01/05/2026

New year. Fresh start. Continued care that meets you where you are — at home. Contact us to see if you qualify! 💚

📞 (918) 938-7653

📩 intake@LIFEseniorservices.org

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01/05/2026

Make prioritizing your brain health part of your New Year’s resolutions. Get our 10 Healthy Habits for Your Brain: alz.org/healthyhabits.

01/04/2026

January 3, 1959 — Alaska becomes the 49th state!

From breathtaking glaciers to the dancing Northern Lights, Alaska brought some serious scenic upgrades to the United States. 🏔️✨

Fun facts to impress your grandkids:
• It’s our largest state — bigger than Texas, California, AND Montana combined 😮
• It has more coastline than all other states put together
• Moose population: extremely high ✔️
• Traffic jams? Mostly caused by… moose 🫎😂

So today we’re celebrating the land of midnight sun, sled dogs, and pure adventure. Happy Statehood Day, Alaska! 🎉❄️

01/02/2026

They're called "superagers," people who remain impressively sharp well into their 80s and 90s. Research shows that they experience a much slower rate of brain shrinkage compared to their peers. But how do they do it? While there’s still much to understand about whether lifestyle choices play a role, a new study identifies one key personality trait that all superagers seem to share.

Find out what gives superagers their youthful advantage and how to harness it for your own longevity: https://on.natgeo.com/4pJRHbl