Woman on the Move
Lee Decker is the vice president and chief compliance officer at Novant Health who was recently named chair of the 2022 Heart of Winston-Salem Campaign. With Lee’s Heart Ball Executive […]
Forsyth Mags Foodie: Midtown Cafe & Dessertery, Where Flavor & Hospitality Meet
PHOTOS AND ARTICLE BY LAUREN SEPHTON, @BRIGHTMOMENTCO With abundant indoor and outdoor seating for the sunny spring weather, Midtown Cafe & Dessertery is a Triad classic that can be enjoyed […]
Minglewood Farm and Nature Preserve Plants Passion in Local Students
BY AMY HILL, MARJORIE IMUS, and BILL IMUS For over 30 years, founders Margie and Bill Imus have dedicated their lives to working, protecting, and nurturing Minglewood Farm and Nature […]
Trellis Kentucky Derby Party: Celebrating 10 years of Fun for a Good Cause
There’s no better event than the Kentucky Derby to usher in spring and you don’t have to be in Churchill Downs to have the Kentucky Derby experience. The 10th Annual […]
Flash Fiction (Fantasy): Sweet Melodies
Zachariah hovered in the corner, his body fidgeting uncontrollably. The fire brushed his reddened cheeks, the frustration of his restless legs and flailing arms driving him mad. His blood pumped […]
Kuzins Kamp: Keeping Kids Kontent
Here it is, 21 years since our last “Kuzins Kamp” and we are still getting questions about it. So here goes. If you have an opportunity to do this, don’t […]
6 Feel Good Things to Do in April
Flowers are blooming, gardens are sprouting with new creation, the sun is out to stay – spring has officially arrived in North Carolina! And to help spread a little more […]
Busy in Retirement: To Be or Not to Be?
It all started when our co-worker, “A” was about to turn 65. The ever clever and wonderfully creative “E” took it upon herself to launch a surprise. The clandestine email […]
Integrating Work and Life
Most of us juggle multiple hats as we try to blend our professional and personal lives. We fulfill distinct roles such as employee, parent, spouse, friend, and community member. And […]
No Apology Needed
My Eastern European dad was “from the old country,” a man for whom demonstrating good manners was a non-negotiable expectation. Because of him and my mom, I grew to deeply […]
