Roger Tannehill, 58, offered a spirited defense of his nightly routine this week, pointing to the fact that he is, by his own account, "still standing." MUNCIE, INDIANA — Roger Tannehill, 58, offered a spirited defense of his nightly routine this week, pointing to the fact that he is, by his own account, "still standing." "I've been doing this for thirty years," said Tannehill, referring to a pattern of staying up past midnight, skipping breakfast, and reaching for whatever's

Gary Pemberton, 56, expressed deep frustration this week upon discovering that several major areas of his life require continued effort on an apparently indefinite basis. "I mowed the lawn on Saturday. Looked great. Perfect," said Pemberton, gesturing toward a yard that, by Tuesday, had visibly grown. "And now I'm supposed to do it again? When does it end?" The realization reportedly extended beyond landscaping. According to Pemberton, his 29-year marriage to wife Deb has als

Retirement is a wonderful chapter of life, full of opportunities to explore new hobbies, spend time with loved ones, and enjoy the freedom you've earned. But it also brings changes to your daily routine, especially when it comes to staying active and healthy. Without the structure of work, it’s easy to slip into less active habits. That’s why focusing on healthy habits in retirement is so important. Let’s dive into how you can keep your body and mind in top shape, so you can

TERRE HAUTE, IN — Linda Cartwright, 58, a self-described "very motivated person once she gets into a routine," filed what sources are calling her third consecutive missing persons report on herself this week after failing to locate the version of Linda who was absolutely going to work out on Monday, Tuesday, and "definitely Thursday at the latest." Cartwright, who set a firm intention to hold herself accountable beginning January 1st, confirmed that the accountability system