Abernethy Laurels will be the venue of a Bible Study being taught by Pastor Brad Thie of Friendship United Methodist Church to be held on Wednesday mornings starting on September 15th from 9:45 am to 11:00 am and is open to the public. Read More

Abernethy Laurels invites you to join the Carolina Moonlighters Chorus for a blend of voices in the unique barbershop style harmony that is an American heritage. Read More

The residents at Abernethy Laurels are some of the most active adults in Catawba County and the surrounding areas. All due to their CORE Fitness program, under the Direction of Greg Rossidivito, Director of Life Enrichment and Vanessa Smith, Fitness Coordinator. Read More

The Alzheimer's Project: a documentary series about changing the way we think about Alzheimer's disease is being held each Monday throughout August at Abernethy Laurels. The programs begin at 2:00 pm each Monday throughout August and are FREE and OPEN to the public. Read More

Thanks to the hard work of Rev. Dosia Carlson, the residents, and staff of Abernethy Laurels, a Feathered Friends Fair was held on Friday, July 23rd at the Community Center. "This project really brought together people from all areas of Abernethy Laurels and the outside community, as well" commented Rev. Carlson. Read More

Hickory Community Theatre's Encore Players entertained over 100 residents, guests and staff at Abernethy Laurels with their production of "The Perils of Precious Penelope" during a mini dinner theatre on July 8th. Read More

Abernethy was the site of an old-fashioned Block Party on Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Guests arrived via the Abernethy Laurels shuttle bus, golf cart, cars and even by walking through the community. Read More

It was a celebration of life and the release of nearly 200 butterflies on June 6th. Residents, friends, family members and staff gathered to release butterflies in honor or memory of their loved ones and enjoy the music of harpist McLain Mallory. Read More

Abernethy Laurels' resident, Lou Grandmaison, recently started her 200th prayer shawl. Prayer shawls are lovingly knitted for hospice patients and others in need. Both the giver and the receiver feel uplifted by this ministry. Read More

When retired Lutheran pastor Rev. Stanley Stiver, and his wife retired last year they chose to move to Abernethy Laurels, a continuing care retirement community in Newton, NC. Read More

Abernethy Laurels retirement community will be the host site of "Friends of Christ", an outreach gospel music ministry, on Sunday, May 23rd at 4 pm in their Community Center. Read More