BY SALLY KAY, ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION “My mom was always the first to show up with a hug, flowers, vegetables from her garden, freshly baked bread to share with friends and
With the dog days of summer here and travel back in full swing, a road trip may be the best option for those looking to lock in a getaway. Here
BY KIM ADKINS On May 1, 2019, Dion Williams became Piedmont Advantage Credit Union’s (PACU) President and CEO. Within ten months on the job, COVID-19 is declared a pandemic, a
Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of summer, illustrated just how eager Americans are to start getting out again. With about half the country at least partially protected with vaccines,
When Salem ENT Associates and Forsyth Head & Neck merged in 1999 to form Piedmont Ear Nose & Throat Associates (PENTA), their combined years of experience served to enhance the
After going virtual in March 2020 and curtailing many in-person events in accordance with CDC guidelines and state mandates after Forsyth Country Day School returned in the fall, they adapted
BY DREW MCDONALD The gates opened at Truist Stadium at 5:50 p.m. on May 4th, the first time in 613 days since the Winston-Salem Dash played a home game. A
The Show Must Go On One year and three months into the COVID-19 public health and economic crisis, Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC is continuing pivot and innovate
BY MICHELLE SPEAS, VICE PRESIDENT, PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS FAMILY SERVICES After more than a year of pandemic stress and uncertainty, it’s natural to grasp on to hope if given
A year into the global COVID-19 crisis and questions about post-pandemic life are emerging. Many are wondering: what shifts in consumer attitudes will stick? While the future beheld by the
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