... the day to honor those who served in the Armed Forces of our country. Conway Senior Citizens Center activity director Elisa Key paid tribute to all of the veterans with a special program. Each veteran told of their service and where they were stationed ...

... Citizens Center of Conway was the scene of a Halloween party Oct. 30. Members were given a spook bag of tasty goodies. Elisa Key, activity director, conducted the costume parade where the winners were chosen by the loudest applause. The winners ...

... Norwine, Ralph Sanders, Sandra Sanders, Bill Starkey and Burlie Thomas. The team was accompanied to Hot Springs by Elisa Key, activities coordinator, Faulkner County Senior Citizens Center in Conway. The team also rode in the Faulkner County ...

... Conway Senior Citizens Center located at 1620 Donaghey Ave. It is under the direction of the Peer Leaders, Maurine Cooley and Sybil Williams and their assistant Charles Stout. For more information about the program call Elisa Key at 327-2895.

... heart stopped beating, he was in the right place at the right time. On Oct. 24 at the Conway Senior Center, employees Elisa Key and Jo-Ed Woodward acted quickly, using an automated external defibrillator to save Stobaugh's life. Stobaugh said ...

... worked together to perform a rescue at Harkrider Place apartments, during which they saved a man from the second floor. Elisa Key and Jo-Ed Woodward were named Workplace Safety Heroes. While working at the Conway Senior Center, a man collapsed ...

... promotions and both citizens and firefighters who have saved, or tried to save, someone's life. Jo-Ed Woodard and Elisa Key were honored for using CPR to save an elderly man at the Faulkner County Senior Citizens Center on Oct. 24 and UCA student ...

... Party 12:15 Grocery shopping Little Rock Doctor appointments THURSDAY 8:30 Table Games 11 Nutrition Education with Elisa Key 11:30 Announcements and lunch 12:30 Popcorn and Movie 2 Spanish Class FRIDAY 9 and 2 Creative writers Pledge of Allegiance ...

... Several people who make the center their veritable second home set the tone of the appreciation meeting, including Elisa Key, Peggy Sturgis, Ann McIntire, Genell Epley, Joe Ed Woodward, Virgie Tsuda and Shirley Baum. Sturgis offered a heart ...

... where we can write to them like penpals," she explained. "We want to be able to learn about the past from them." Elisa Key acted as hostess at the senior citizen center, preparing hot chocolate and cookies for their young visitors.