This is my first time here at the park connected to the South Waco community center. It's quiet,…read moreand no one bothers each other

It's awesome! I love the aerobics class and love to walk the track on the 3rd floor. Everyone is so…read morenice that works there.

I started coming to the Center originally due to health concerns. My doctor told me I needed to…read morestart eating healthy and getting more exercise. He suggested I check out the Center which I knew as the old YMCA in downtown Waco. I went to check it out and the hook was set. That was just over five years ago. I have done the Aqua aerobics and then found that I loved the Silver Sneakers program offered three times a week in the morning and in the afternoon. I soon became one of the regulars that attends not only for the health benefits but because I love the people and our Silver Sneakers Cardio aerobics instructor. The staff at the Center are wholesome and caring compassionate people. Especially Rebecca, the interim facility Director. She goes above and beyond to assist and help you out with concerns seeing you are well taken care of when you take in the pool, weight room or holding an activity. There are so many activities anyone can be a part of and I can't say enough about how I feel a part of wanting to be a part of the various health programs anyone can do. I even like the Tai Chi which helps me in my breathing and stability. I haven't tried the YOGA yet, but might one day. If your into Pickle Ball or Hand Ball, they have two courts for that. They offer memberships of every kind and the "Price Is Right" being covered by insurance and there are some membership levels. There is so much more to the Center, but I have to close saying I love the in door walking track and second floor workout area. They offer it all without breaking the bank... You gotta try it!

Great place to relax or workout in yoga, water aerobics, weights or whatever you choose. Swimming,…read morea quick snack & hit the track.

Versatile place that functions as a gym, indoor pool, & community event center. This time I'm here…read morefor "Books In Bloom", a community luncheon/brunch event benefitting the Public Library Fund, with Matthew Bondurant as the speaker. I've also come to Cain Center in the past for the Yoga Fusion class (led by Lee Middlebrooks), & the shallow water aerobics (led by Tamara & Keith Bennett). I usually liked to stay in the pool after the organized aerobics class so that I can swim some laps. I kinda wish there were more classes available at various other times throughout the day, & not just in the morning.

Let's start with Social Security- if you're eligible & able to get it, great- but there's still two…read moreyears you're requires to wait before being eligible for Medicare, especially if you are a disability qualified recipient who isn't of retirement age yet. But I'll say this about them, which still isn't much, which is that...for a government-run program, it's a typical slow-paced, but very necessary, albeit difficult to manage at times, program, which *may* actually be more efficient than other government-run programs. In my community, the local office recently moved to a new location from a much smaller one where it was at for decades... I'd like to have the local phone number, but around the time they moved to the new building, the local number quit working. I'd also like for the annual renewal process to be a smooth one. It's extremely difficult to remember which programs I need to renew each year, & when, as well as knowing which agency I need to go through to continue receiving the benefits to which I'm legally entitled; also, since I'm disabled it isn't always easy to be sure that I'm able to answer the phone for my annual, scheduled phone interview for the renewal of my benefits for S.N.A.P., "Extra Help" (Which offers assistance in paying Medicare & Medicare Part D (Rx) premiums & Rx costs), as well as being qualified to receive Medicaid QMB (Qualified Medicaid Benefits), which serves as a supplemental insurance policy for the part(s) of the billing which Medicare doesn't cover, typically 20% for hospital stays & Doctor's office visits, but sadly, no dental coverage, which I'm in desperate need of... So, it's certainly better than nothing but one has to literally be poverty-stricken in order to qualify for these things, which is sad, because if you aren't in a poverty situation, the lack of good coverage can easily bankrupt someone who is disabled such as myself and requires 4-8 Doctor's office visits per year and have had an average of almost one week of hospital stays each time I was admitted, which were four or five over the last 7 or 8 years on top of countless Emergency Room visits/scares, many, many, many psychiatrist visits until they closed my psychiatrist's office recently, as his was the only one that was part of the Family Health Center/Community Clinic that would accept payments of whatever the patients could pay or just the 80% coverage that Medicare provided if you didn't have Medicaid or their version of what they called the "Good Health Card" AKA the "Green" card because it was green. People/families could apply & be placed into categories based on their perceived ability to pay per their income & expenses. No legal status is considered, they'd just place you in groups A, B, etc. based on your income, expenses & dependents, etc. but you did have to be in poverty. The best group to be in for the most coverage, was group A, equivalent to Medicare's 80% coverage, therefore free at that clinic. They turned away no one, even if they were behind on payments. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I feel it's extremely unfortunate that they recently closed the Psychiatry & Psychology departments. They're GREATLY NEEDED, & the only other option is mismanaged. It's called: http://www.hotrmhmr.org "Heart of Texas Mental Health & Mental Retardation"--& yes, that is the organization's real name. However they try to serve those with schizophrenia only, even though aren't supposed to. There's a list of diagnoses (Dx's) that're meant to qualify people for their services, one of which was Major Depressive Disorder-& I was told that if I could get a written dx of this or any of the other qualifying diagnoses that it would be no problem to place me in the program where I would have my healthcare provided for by this organization 100% free of charge-including any medications, but after a suicide attempt, I had no medical insurance, I asked my Dr at the inpatient 24-hr mandatory observation hospital if he would write me a dx for Major Depressive Disorder, as this wasn't the first or second time I was there. He agreed, although he seemed like he thought they wouldn't help me nonetheless. But I told him what I was told: that it'd be a qualifier to let me into the program. He knew something I didn't! They rejected me. I could've appealed, but the same person makes those decisions, too. It was humiliating. I couldn't find the person who told me that. I mentioned this experience to my Primary Care Physician (PCP) & he said that they were well known for the corruption and being picky & choosy even though they SAY you're qualified for a number of reasons. I just want to say that now that the Family Health Center/Community Clinic no longer has Psychiatrists, I TRULY hope they've either cleaned house, or have started playing fair so that all people in need can have access to the help they deserve. I finally waited two years for my insurance through Medicare to begin.

I have been to the community center on many occasions for the numerous festivals they have here…read more According to the Killeen website, the Killeen Community Center is CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS and has been since May 2015. Today was the Battle of the Food Trucks festival and all of the kids' activities were inside this center. They had some vendors inside the building as well. Parking in front of the center can be difficult since the parking lot is small. From their Park & Rec site: The city's park and recreation department at the WS Young and Vet Memorial Blvd corner has athletics fields, and the Community Center, which is a multi purpose facility with gym, meeting rooms and outdoors event area. Newly added is Mickey's Dog Park featuring two acres of pup amenities.

Visited the community center for the Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The grounds were well kept…read moreand the inside of the community center was clean and large. So, the parking in front of the building is not very big. I'm assuming that it will be adequate for an average event. However, on this occasion there was a second parking lot available on the back of the building and that one was larger. Not sure both of this parking lots are always available.

Looks like a good community to live! Some of the homes are brand new! Worth a tour! The pool area…read morelook calm and clean! I don't live there only toured for a house rental hunt. What do you think?

From the owner: Located in the desirable Kelly Lane section of Pflugerville, the Reserve at Westcreek is an…read moreestablished, resident-controlled community, located just outside of Austin, Texas. Pflugerville is just 15 miles northeast of downtown Austin and 8 miles east of Round Rock, making it easy to commute for work or entertainment. Lake Pflugerville is less than a mile away and offers walking trail, sand beach with swimming, kayak rentals, fishing, and a boat launch. The Reserve at Westcreek is an award winning, diverse community consisting of 590 single-family homes, which helps us maintain our small town feel. We offer many great amenities to our residents such as a 24-hr fitness center, on-site Lifestyle Concierge, resort-style pool and patio area, covered playscape, multiple sport courts, and a 6000Sqft Clubhouse. The Clubhouse includes a game room, computer lab, owner's lounge with large screen TV, kitchen, and an event space for private parties. In addition there is nearly 50 acres of maintained parks and green space, with plans by the Association for more parks and a walking trail in progress.

This place is clean, easily accessible, has plenty of parking, reasonably priced for nonprofits to…read moreuse, and has lovely customer service. Need I say more?

I love working with the BSA and this is a wonderful headquarters for the Capitol Area Council…read more Event space is flexible and really nice. Love the memorabilia in the reception area!

I'm not sure if this is still in operation. At this address is a restaurant called Ronin. Not…read moresure if they do private parties or if it's only the restaurant, which can be found at https://www.yelp.com/biz/ronin-bryan