Never Too Late (PCOA News)
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Never Too Late: News, Resources & Inspiration for Older Adults
Since 1967, Never Too Late has been a trusted source of information, inspiration, and connection for older adults in Pima County. What began as a simple newsletter typed on a manual typewriter and mimeographed by hand has grown into a beautifully produced bimonthly newspaper, with over 8,000 copies printed and distributed across Pima County.
Each issue features the latest news from PCOA, upcoming events, meaningful ways to get involved, helpful resources, and timely articles on the issues that matter most to older people and their families. Whether you’re looking for support, community, or simply want to stay informed, Never Too Late offers something for everyone.
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When you subscribe to Never Too Late, you’ll also receive our Weekly Bulletin delivered straight to your inbox every week. Each edition features updates from PCOA, as well as important local, state, and federal news to help keep you informed and connected.
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Tucson and Pima County businesses, are you looking for a way to reach the 60+ market? Advertise in Pima Council on Aging’s bi-monthly newspaper, Never Too Late, and reach over 7,500 readers! Never Too Late is a full-color bi-monthly tabloid-sized newspaper specifically for older adults and their families, published by Pima Council on Aging in print and digital formats. Each edition features different topics and includes a 4-page Spanish section, Nunca Es Demasiado Tarde. Never Too Late is distributed at no cost in local grocery stores, libraries, community centers and other venues frequented by older adults and caregivers. Contact Jan Slonaker at jslonaker@pcoa.org to learn more.