Every Tuesday and Thursday, a small group of women gather together to learn new line dances and catch up with one another.
Line dancing leader Debbie Leathers who has been dancing for more than 30 years decided to start teaching the classes when Lila Seyersdahl no longer wanted to do it. Every time they meet at 9 a.m. in the Golden Hour Senior Center's dining room residents can hear music and laughter coming from the room.
She scours Youtube to find easy, beginner dances, without a lot of turns for the ladies to learn.
"It's fun to dance and kick up your feet. It's good for exercise and memory...
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