AARP West Virginia

10/14/2026

The annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustment helps millions of older adults keep up with rising costs and make ends meet.

AARP is committed to protecting Social Security from cuts and privatization and will never stop fighting against efforts that threaten the financial security Americans have earned through a lifetime of hard work.

Read the full statement at the link in the comments.

10/14/2026

Thanks to MetroNews for its coverage of our AARP Fraud Watch Network TeleTown Hall Event with the Mountain State's U.S. Attorneys Moore Capito and Matthew Harvey. If you missed Tuesday's TeleTown Hall Event, you can watch it on demand right here on our Facebook channel.

U.S. Attorneys Matt Harvey and Moore Capito join AARP West Virginia officials to address scams and targeted fraud during cyber crime awareness month

10/13/2026

Join us for an interactive TeleTown Hall event with the United States Attorneys for the Mountain State, discussing elder fraud, the latest scams, and how you can protect yourself and your money. U.S. Attorneys Moore Capito and Matthew Harvey will take your questions during this live event, which will also stream here on our Facebook channel.

To participate in this interactive call, you can dial in at 855-962-1469.

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10/09/2026

ICYMI: AARP WV’s Tom Hunter and Susan LeFew recently joined Amanda Barren and Dave Allen on MetroNews Midday to discuss AARP Fraud Watch Network outreach and education efforts during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, including our upcoming Oct. 13 TeleTown Hall event with U.S. Attorneys Moore Capito and Matthew Harvey. (Video Courtesy: WVRC Media)

10/07/2026

Beautiful weather for our first Fall Walk With a Doc with Kanawha-Charleston Health Department. Thanks to Dr. Kathryn Monk, Doctor of Audiology, for leading off our October Walk with a very informative discussion on hearing loss and tinnitus.

10/06/2026

Join us for our October Walk With A Doc event, Wednesday, October 7, Noon-1 p. at the West Virginia State Capitol Complex.

Approximately 15% of American adults (37.5 million) ages 18+ report some trouble hearing (NIH). Join us Wed., Oct. 7, at noon, at the steps of the Culture Center at the Capitol to learn about hearing loss and tinnitus from Dr. Katheryn Monk, audiologist. Then, we'll go for a little walk. Presented by AARP, Walk with a Doc, and Kanawha-Charleston Health Department.

10/05/2026

Please come join us this Friday, 9th, for a Lunch & Learn with AARP!