Youngest Farmer at the Market
It all started in Spring 2020, when 10-year-old Nevaeh’s mom encouraged her to try growing produce to pass the crazy times we were experiencing as a nation. It only took […]
Kid-Approved Family Game Night
At least once a week, my family and I gather for our battle royale. Our fight to the death. Or, as some people may call it: “game night.” Regardless of […]
Faith and Third Place
BY DARREN HICKERSON What is your third place? Are you sharing or experiencing God’s love in your third place? And I’m not talking about winning a bronze medal, or how […]
It’s A Grand Life – Remembering…
I sometimes wonder what my grandchildren will remember about me. That usually morphs into what I remember about my own grandparents. A simple word or deed can trigger a memory […]
Helpful Apps for Families during COVID
Here we are over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, and I think we can all say we’ve learned a thing or two from these unprecedented (in our lifetime anyway) […]
My Grace-Full Life: The Chosen
Have you heard of The Chosen yet? If you have, you’re in good company. Popularity for The Chosen is soaring—for good reason. If you’ve already watched it—you understand why. I’ve […]
Youth Independent Living at Crossnore
Adulting is hard—there’s little secret about that. For many kids, adulting skills are learned by watching their parents, taking on chores, and being given more responsibility—whether they like it or […]
Three Kids, a New Baby, and Going Back to Work
BY APRIL PRIOLEAU, GUEST BLOGGER WITH TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN I spent my entire pregnancy working from home during the pandemic. I remember it like it was yesterday. This was […]
The Things We Do for Love (of Country)
My heart was racing. I had heard all the horror stories about this and now it was my turn. Like a group of cattle we were forced through the doors […]
Making the Tough Choices
It’s a Saturday morning, and I’m meeting Samantha and her daughter for breakfast at the Olympic restaurant in Kernersville. It’s the second time in a few months that I’ve met […]