A True GALentine’s Day
Couples everywhere celebrate their love and affection towards each other on February 14th each year. Yet, the 13th of February is what draws our attention the most. For this is […]
Family Services: Delivering On a Promise
In just a couple of months, Harvard Professor and America’s premier social capital expert, Dr. Robert Putnam, will return to Forsyth County to show us what we can learn from […]
Should this Meeting Be an Email?
Did you know that 2:30 pm on a Tuesday is the single best time for a meeting? It’s early enough in the week that folks aren’t too tired, late enough […]
7 Facts You May Not Know about Groundhog Day
On Sunday, February 2nd, many people will be watching and waiting to see whether Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow or not. If he does see his shadow, according to the […]
Speak Up: How to Stand Up for Yourself
Picture this: You’re feeling wronged. You have hurt feelings. This is more than just a stubbed toe – this is something that has been bothering you for more than a […]
Welcome 2020 from Forsyth Community magazine!
2020 might be debatable as the beginning or end of a decade, but it’s no argument that something feels very different and special now that we’ve left the awkward “teens” […]
In The Spotlight
A farmer, a bar owner, and a therapist walk into a bar. Sounds like the beginning of a weird joke, huh? Nope, just our first round of amazing women we’re […]
Crazy Chocolate Combinations
As Valentine’s Day comes around every year, there is one main sweet treat that is on everyone’s mind: chocolate. No matter whether it is a candy bar, small bite, cake, […]
The ‘Colored Women’ of Politics
There is a standout group in the political domain who calls themselves the “Colored Girls.” In a male-dominated career field, these women have made history and revolutionized politics, especially for […]
ReDESIGNS by Ava: Home Therapy
“A home is the place where we choose to live, not just a beautiful, complex formula of colors, shapes, and symmetry. Why not allow it to nurture us as well?” […]
