5 Ways to Honor National Native American Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month is held from September 15th to October 15th and Black History Month is observed during February, but did you know there is also a month honoring Native […]
Inspiring Empathy
Oklahoma middle school teacher Karen Loewe engaged her students in an activity that profoundly changed the way they interact with one another. Karen had created a space where kids felt […]
Be a Great Health Advocate for You and Your Family
Sometimes seeking medical care for yourself or a loved one can feel overwhelming. There are many caring, wonderful medical professionals out there, but medicine has also become a big business […]
The Farmers Basket Presents Saura Creek Farm
The open forum of a marketplace provides a refreshing getaway from shopping aisles. Each venue offers a unique setting that may include activities for children, live entertainment, and an array […]
Reflections of a Southern Yankee On A Good Day
My earliest childhood memories revolve around my Italian grandparents in upstate New York. For the first six years of my life, they filled the roles of mother and father. I’ve […]
Meet Baked Just SO
Coffee and pastries – a formula everyone can agree on. Especially when the beans are fresh and locally roasted, and the pastries are made with quality ingredients under the watchful […]
Are Your Kids Ready to Kick Off the Summer? Sign Them Up for Summer Camp with Triad Sports Management
If your children are bursting at the seams with energy and seem to have an interest in sports, it might be time to enroll them in a soccer league or […]
Let’s Get Real: Things to Consider When Buying Your Teenager a Car
For most teenagers, learning to drive and dreaming of having their own car is their ticket to freedom. It’s an exciting time in their lives they will always remember. For […]
Consumer Trends Continue Shift in 2021
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 […]
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 […]