Brooke Notes: The Publisher’s Perspective
PHOTO BY MEGAN BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY Do you ever run across things that you’ve written in the past and cringe at how it reads? Maybe it’s a journal entry or a […]
Brooke Notes: The Publisher’s Perspective
PHOTO BY MEGAN BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY Here I am, the day we go to print, frantically attempting to write this. I always aim to share something inspiring, something that resonates, or […]
The Publisher’s Perspective: September 2022
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM CREATIVE This issue marks SEVENTEEN years of Forsyth Woman! WOW! Let’s take a walk down memory lane… September 2005 – The very first issue of Forsyth […]
Brooke Notes: The Publisher Perspective August 2022
Photo by Megan Black Photography August means back to school… and the end of summer. A bittersweet month if you enjoy summer like I do! This has been quite a […]
The Publisher Perspective: July 2022
PHOTO BY JEJ PHOTOS Being on the water is my happy place. Maybe it’s because I’m a Pisces or maybe it’s because I have a lot of great childhood memories […]
The Publisher Perspective: June 2022
PHOTO BY MEGAN BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY Happy JUNE! The month we celebrate the end of the school year, the start of summer and of course, the month we celebrate our dads! […]
The Publisher Perspective: May 2022
Brooke and her bother (Tanner) at their dad’s body shop, 1997. Go back in time with me to October 2005. It was the middle of the night. I was fifteen […]
The Publisher’s Perspective
PHOTO BY MEGAN BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY A few weeks ago, in the midst of feeling overwhelmed and a bit ‘out of control’ of my life (by out of control, I am […]
The Publisher Perspective: March 2022
PHOTO BY MEGAN BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY Did you know March is Women’s History Month? Forsyth Woman magazine is all about celebrating the lives of women, so this month—and issue—is extra special. […]
A Note from the Publisher: February 2022
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM CREATIVE Can I be honest with you? Getting this issue completed was extra challenging. In fact, writing this note to you was something I kept putting […]
