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November 14, 2023

What It’s Like to Retire in East Tennessee

East Tennessee has it all for those seeking a serene and picturesque retirement destination from enchanting beauty and rich culture to warm hospitality. Retirement marks a significant turning point in life, and choosing the perfect place to spend your golden years is crucial. Shannondale is here to guide you through what it’s like to retire in East Tennessee, a region where the beauty of the Appalachian Mountains meets the charm of southern living.

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July 7, 2023

Friday Update - 7/7/23

During the last two weeks in June a total of eight resident town hall meetings were held to brief residents, family members and individuals on the community waiting lists for independent living units about current developments at Shannondale. It is estimated that well over 90% of current residents attended.

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June 13, 2023

Water Aerobics is Fan Favorite at Shannondale

The water aerobics classes offered by Shannondale since January 2023 continue to be a fan favorite. And they have a positive impact on its residents, both physically and mentally. The classes are led by Sabrina Gray, Fitness and Wellness Manager.

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May 12, 2023

Spring Forward Bootcamp is our Newest Senior Wellness Program

Spring Forward Bootcamp is Shannondale Retirement Community's newest senior wellness program. It is setting the standard for senior wellness and community engagement. The program, held every Thursday in May, takes residents to the HGTV Overlook at Lakeshore Park to exercise,

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April 20, 2023

Four-legged Friend Brightens Shannondale’s Community

Shannondale of Knoxville has a new, four-legged friend that is brightening Shannondale's community. It’s thanks to a program called H.A.B.I.T. which stands for Human-Animal Bond in Tennessee.

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March 24, 2023

Shannondale Rocks program to bring smiles to residents and people across Knoxville

Shannondale is launching a new program, “Shannondale Rocks” to bring smiles to fellow residents and people across Knoxville. Buckingham Residents Betty Craig and Del Neely came up with the idea to bring the community together. The idea stems from the Kindness Rocks Project. The concept is simple, those who find a free, decorated rock discover a random act of kindness.