Retirement: Plan for Success
BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON One way or another, you get there. Whether you’ve: waited for this “promised land” for your entire working career found yourself downsized forever, or been weaned […]
ReDESIGNS by Ava: Love Your Home
“It takes more than just a house well designed and decorated to have a home. It is the people in it that make a house a home.” ~ Kamilla Spare […]
Celebrating the 7th Issue of Forsyth Community
PHOTO BY: Jodie Brim Photography After a year full of surprises, it is so nice that there are some things in life we can count on. Living in and visiting […]
Dean Roland Johnson: Artist/Entrepreneur
BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON Dean grew up in a working class family in a small Midwestern town. As a child, he was enchanted with “all things visual.” Of course, he […]
Exceptional Youth in Our Community
BY AMY HILL Below are the stories of three brave and amazing young ladies who are serving their community and country by enlisting in the National Guard. Brittany Maes Brittany […]
The Five Types of Men You’ll Meet on a Night Out
BY AMY HILL Having been single for over five years, I’ve spent many hopeful Saturday nights getting all dressed up to sit at the bar and wait for Prince Charming. […]
Be Inspired! Learning with MasterClass
BY MARTIE EMORY As we’re diving into a new year – finally! – it’s the best time to try something outside your comfort zone: a new career path, a new […]
Starting A Company Can Be Risky Business
BY ISABELA MIGLIARESE Not all risks are worth taking. For instance, during Covid, you may not want to go on a blind date, but then again you could miss out […]
How to Make Better Choices
BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN I wish I would have done this. I knew I should have done that. Why didn’t I listen to my instinct and do that? Sound familiar? […]
Making Dollars Making $ense: Positives of the New Reality
BY AL SEYMOUR, ChFC®, CLU®, CRPC®, CASL®, AEP®, CAP® Wealth Manager There are many topics written on the “New Reality” since Covid-19 and how it has changed the way we […]
