Purpose Push: What it Costs to be the Boss
BY SHERIDAN C. WATKINS This month is a special one. It’s my birthday month and it’s when I reflect on what has transpired in this chapter of my life as I enter into the next. Solitude is the best form of love you could ever give to yourself and I highly suggest it. When I […]
Miles for Migraine, Winston-Salem
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have a migraine attack? Here’s how three Winston-Salem area patients described it to researchers last year: 1 “The pain is so severe. I can’t work, can’t take care of my kids, can’t take carpool. I have to sit in a dark room and can’t do anything…I am […]
Forsyth Foodie: Six Hundred°
PHOTOS BY LAUREN SEPHTON Located in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem, you’ll find Six Hundred° – a restaurant that showcases locally sourced food, friendly staff, and a phenomenal atmosphere. They have dynamic small plates, extraordinary entrees, an extensive wine list, as well as a large patio overlooking Bailey Park that is perfect for Sunday brunch. […]
The Real Deal: Get Outside and Enjoy the Benefits of Nature
Fall is just around the corner and our hot humid summers have almost come to an end. Getting out into the shade is great summer relief from the heat and it has some additional benefits you might not realize you are getting for free! When you are out walking under the trees, enjoying all of […]
Sharing Love at Fleming Street
BY KATHY NORCROSS WATTS The pandemic and a pineapple upside-down cake pushed Quinta Ellis, an educator, to pursue her dream of opening a restaurant, even though she never baked a cake until COVID shut down the country. “The first cake I ever made was for my mother-in-law in Maryland,” Ellis, 35, said. The family enjoyed […]
A Graceful Transition: Summer to Fall
I have always loved the passing of summer and eagerly embraced the promise of fall. I used to think that I was the exception, but a little research proved me wrong. It turns out that both spring and fall compete for the top spot in terms of seasonal preference. Because a beginning is always preceded […]
Clemmons Corner: Check Out TRU Taekwondo’s Newest Campus in Clemmons
A Triad staple for the last 10 years, TRU Taekwondo strives to serve and nurture others, help students of all ages achieve excellence, and celebrate milestones and the success of its staff and students. Staff members at TRU understand that it’s important to meet its members where they are and grow with students at their […]
Strategies for Workplace Success
Most of us desire to succeed in the workplace. Whether you’ve just landed your dream job or you’re looking to grow or advance in your current position, here are eight strategies that you can implement to take your career to the next level. Be trustworthy One of the most important things you can do to […]
Meet the Advisors Behind Making Dollars Making Sense: Michael McGilvary-Partner at Marzano Capital Group
A very wise saying goes like this: “Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future.” It’s no secret that people significantly influence our lives, and for Michael McGilvary, this truth is demonstrated. For much of his childhood, Michael’s mother, Angela, worked for Marzano Capital Group so he was exposed to the industry at […]
All About Educator Warehouse
What is Educator Warehouse? Educator Warehouse is a project of Forsyth Educator Partnership and Winston-Salem Forsyth County Council of PTAs that is located right behind Diggs-Latham Elementary School. They have a huge selection of new and gently-used items to be used by classrooms and teachers! Everything has been donated by individuals, organizations, and businesses from […]
