Senior Citizens Enjoy Weekly Motorcycle Trips
From the Oct 14, 2025 e-Edition
McKENZIE (October 10) — Who says senior citizens are sitting in the recliner? Members of the McKenzie Senior Center enjoy life both at the center and on the road.
On Friday, October 10, the seniors, on eight motorcycles, took a road trip to a restaurant in Lexington. Weather permitting, they take trips each week to enjoy biking and fellowship.
The McKenzie Senior Citizens Center offers a variety of activities, including meals, billiards, exercise classes, dances, cake walks, car washes, card games, and much more fun.
In the e-Edition
McKenzie Banner October 14, 2025
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