Alkali Hair: Absolute Love!

BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN “We’re taking everything we are already doing and making it better.” Amber Woodall isn’t new to the hair game: Alkali Hair Studio has been open now […]
Brooke Notes

PHOTO BY JEJ PHOTOS Dear Readers, It is my absolute honor to be the brand new publisher of Forsyth Woman! If you’ve been a longtime reader of the magazine, you […]
Keeping It Real: The Other Side

BY DR. DEBBIE LANIER As we stand smack in the middle of a time like no other, I keep hearing, “We’re all in the same boat.” While I get what […]
Summit Eye Care

BY VIC KHEMSARA, MD The beginning of the school year tends to be a hectic time for parents, even without adding a pandemic to the mix. We know you have […]
In the Spotlight

BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN Dana Moody What makes you YOU? The first impression most people have when they meet me is that I am awkward in just about every way […]
Alzheimer’s Association Charity Spotlight

BY ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION, WESTERN CAROLINA CHAPTER Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. More than five million Americans are living with the disease. With […]
Lanie Pope — Forecasting Hope for Alzheimer’s

BY MADISON ROBERTS When Lanie Pope was growing up, her mom was the center of her world. “She had a laugh you could hear down the street,” Lanie says. “She […]
6 Reasons Why Failure May Just Be the Key to Success

BY MEGAN TAYLOR For many people, the word “failure” comes with a negative connotation. Hearing that word could mean to some that you have given up, weren’t successful, and are […]
A Fresh Look at Accountability

BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON With the end of summer, the accountability focus shifts into high gear. Teachers get their lesson plans in order, and kids turn their attention to the […]
Embrace Literacy Through National Read a Book Day

BY ELISA WALLACE COPPEDE Reading is a hobby many enjoy to unwind and escape reality. During these pandemic days, there is nothing better than curling up with a good cup […]