Forsyth Firsts: Have it Your Way!
Fast Food vs. Convenience Food Fast food consists of meals prepared quickly at restaurants and purchased at drive-thrus or counters, focusing on speed, uniformity and immediate consumption outside the home […]
The ART Beat of Forsyth Woman – A Monthly Column That Keeps its Finger on the Pulse of Forsyth’s Artists and Their Inspiring Stories
This month’s featured artist, Nancy Stewart, is a glass artist whose colorful, whimsical creations are designed to spark joy and make her viewers smile. Through pairing recycled and found objects […]
Women on the Move; June 2026
Galina Savoye Galina Savoye is the CEO and owner of Winston Girls Club, a branch of Social Club Collective LLC, where she is building a vibrant membership community designed to […]
Accent Prone; Celebrating a Memorable 14 Years!
Standout entrepreneurs Cheri and Justin Lingafelt were both only 23 years old when they opened Accent Prone in their hometown of Kernersville, NC. That was back in 2012 — a […]
Fleet Feet – Believing in the Small Business Journey
When Emily and Keith Davis take a rare quiet moment to reflect on the last two decades as owners of Fleet Feet in Winston-Salem, the emotions are real! “It’s been […]
Brookridge Life Plan Community; A New Path to Couples Memory Care
Since opening its doors in 1989, Brookridge — a Life Plan Community owned and operated by ThriveMore — has been dedicated to creating an impeccable senior living experience. Always continuing […]
The Publisher’s Perspective; May 2026
photos by: JEJ PHOTOS While summer doesn’t officially begin until next month, in my mind, it’s already here. The warm weather, longer days (aka more time for walks!), and a […]
The ART Beat of Forsyth Woman – A Monthly Column That Keeps its Finger on the Pulse of Forsyth’s Artists and Their Inspiring Stories
This month’s featured artist, Daniel Patrick Robinson, creates unique work through oils exploring the beautiful chaos of the human condition. Drawing from a lifelong journey through diverse creative mediums, his […]
Forsyth Firsts: Lights, Camera, Action!
Roots of Visual Entertainment Paul Ayers, as referenced in “WS Theater History,” notes that the area’s first public entertainment venue was located in the Sixth House, in Old Salem, just […]
Women on the Move; May 2026
Keisha Samara Horton Keisha Samara Horton is a Licensed Professional School Counselor (LPSC), Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC), and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist Associate (LCASA) with more than 15 […]
