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 […]

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?” […]

I’m Sorry – When We NEED to Apologize

As women, we collectively over apologize. From using it as filler to a defense to not even realizing how much we say it, the phrase “I’m sorry” is generally one […]

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