Transitioning From College to a Full Time Job
One month ago, I officially started my first full time job working in marketing after graduating from High Point University. At first, I was nervous about adjusting to working a […]
The Neverending Pursuit of Money
by: Mike McGilvary, AIF Financial Advisor What would it be like to be ultra wealthy? Would it mean homes in Hawaii and Paris? Do you envision sailing a luxury yacht […]
Casual Furniture World – The Art of Outdoor Living
Family owned and operated for 40 years, Casual Furniture World is an icon in the Triad area, with a polished sense of style and dedication to the customer experience. This […]
Child Safety Series: Ensuring a Safe Boating Experience with Toddlers & Kids
Each month, this series will provide important facts and tips surrounding child safety in an effort to support parents and caregivers as they navigate reducing risks and creating the safest […]
Let’s Get Crafty: Art Projects for Family Bonding
by: Sheridan Watkins Summer is a great time to explore new and fun art projects and DIY crafts together that will make beautiful memories. Make sure you take pictures, so […]
It’s A Grand Life – And It Is A Grand One!
Last month, the ages of my grandchildren really took up residency in my mind. It’s not as if I hadn’t thought about it before, but this time, it really has […]
A Look Into the Influential Gilded Age and North Carolina
The Gilded Age is defined as a time period in American history from 1865 to 1902. It was a time of glitz, glamor, industrialization, individualism, political strife and corruption. Inventions, […]
“King of the Squirrels”
by Renee Skudra It is a gloriously sunny morning, with light streaming through the branches of the dogwood tree in front of my house, rendering its blossoms gleaming and hazy, […]
My Favorite Baby Purchases That I Actually Use – Six Baby Items That Have Made My Life Easier As A Busy Mom
As a mom in today’s digital world, it feels like I am constantly bombarded with ads or advice on all the things I need to buy for my babies. I […]
Reflections of a Southern Yankee; Earned, Not Deserved
I turn 51 this month. I guess that officially puts me over the hill (50 just means you reached the top). It’s hard to fathom how time has flown by, […]
