Monday 03 October, 2011 at 11:21 am / 0 comment
Tanglewood Pharmacy: Because Medicine Is Personal
Although Tanglewood Pharmacy, in Clemmons, NC, an independently owned and operated pharmacy, has only been open a few months, its reputation for friendly, knowledgeable and especially personalized service has grown since day one. For owner and pharmacist, David Schomberg, Jr., his focus of putting the patient first and keeping their care individualized is the foundation for his business.
Monday 03 October, 2011 at 11:13 am / 0 comment
The 30th Annual Crop Hunger Walk
In this day and age, it is shocking that there is still so much hunger in the world. What is even more shocking is that this pandemic spreads not only throughout third world countries, but is extremely evident in our own backyard. Luckily, Crisis Control and Sunnyside Ministries have been working diligently for decades to help eradicate this situation with the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County CROP Hunger Walk.
Monday 03 October, 2011 at 10:44 am / 0 comment
Pumpkins A-Plenty at the Pumpkin Church
If you’re like me, you cherish the simple joys in life, like selecting the perfect pumpkin to carve for Halloween. Personally, I cringe to think of buying my pumpkin at a grocery store. How unceremonious! To go out and pick one from a local farm, nursery, or church makes it an event for the whole family – bring your camera! – and a way to give back to the community.
Monday 03 October, 2011 at 10:40 am / 0 comment
Children’s Success Can Be Measured by Their Smiles
As parents, when we think of our children’s future, we often think of saving for college, but did you know there’s another way you can also help their future that’s right under their noses? By providing your children and teenagers braces at the proper time in their lives, you are giving them more than just a nice smile and straighter teeth. You’re instilling greater self-confidence that can only benefit them later in life.
Monday 03 October, 2011 at 10:36 am / 0 comment
2011 Home Builders Association Fall Parade of Homes
It has become very clear in recent years that things just are not made the way they used to be. Cars crumble in accidents, phones “die” after only two ears, furniture falls apart unless you spend an arm and a leg, and cookie-cutter homes that look like they were built in a day seem to be sprouting up like weeds in some areas. Fortunately, there are still businesses out there that believe in quality over quantity, and one of the best examples can be found annually at the Home Builders’ Association Fall Parade of Homes.
Monday 03 October, 2011 at 10:28 am / 0 comment
Celebrate Life: A Cut Above for Kids
I recently took my daughter to Snip-its, the Disneyland of hair salons. Located in the Harper Commons shopping center on Country Club Road in Winston-Salem, it is the second Snips-its owner Debra Prince has opened. I asked Prince what inspired her to open a Snip-its franchise. She was searching for career options that would allow her more time with her children and came upon Snip-its.
Thursday 01 September, 2011 at 3:42 pm / 0 comment
Cover Story – Wake Forest Athletics
If you ask the question, “What makes a successful intercollegiate athletic department?” you might assume the answer would be as simple as “Winning.” However, for Wake Forest Athletics, that simple answer has many facets, with a resounding focus on making the college experience for each student-athlete unforgettable, as well on a commitment to all Wake Forest fans to make their game day experience as memorable as possible!
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