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Philanthropy
Three Researchers Awarded Cary Council Grants
It's seed funding that could result in the next big discoveries in medicine, and the Cary Council's latest round of grants could eventually improve outcomes and health for a variety of people.
Coronavirus
What Will It Take To Close The Vaccine Acceptance Gap?
November announcements about promising COVID vaccine candidates from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna sent stocks soaring and kindled hope worldwide.
Step Outdoors and Design a Porch That You’ll Love to Use
Porches are enviable design features for a home, but decorating one comes with its challenges.
How to Get Your Teen to Care About Managing Money
Getting your teens to care about managing money and taking control of their own financial decisions may be a bit like getting them to eat their vegetables or put on sunscreen.
New Year’s Resolution: Look Out For One Another
For longer than the four-plus years I’ve worked here, we’ve called this section Living Well.
Working with Bold Colors: Four Tips for Color-Shy Homeowners
Although bold colors have been trending the last few years, many homeowners wonder, “How much is too much?”
Crave a Vintage Vibe? Antiquing Opportunities Abound Nearby
Want to know what’s on-trend? Old things.
Coronavirus
Doctor Visits During COVID-19 Mean Increased Safety Protocols
From virtual consultations to increased safety protocols, visits to the dentist or dermatologist, like everything else, are different in the time of COVID-19.
Urban Gardener Cultivates Hope, Produce, Community in Your Backyards
Professional vegetable grower Kate Olsen pulled up her Napa Valley roots and moved to Dallas where she’s sharing lessons gleaned while urban gardening for a world-class restaurant.
Never Fear Color; Christmas Decorating Time Is Near
Many will look to holiday decor to provide a bit of cheer and color at home during a time when people are spending more time there amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus
Momentous Work Continues Without One Particular Golf Tournament
Canceling a nationally-known, signature fundraiser doesn’t set the preferred tone for celebrating a century of service.
Society
Power of Prevention Benefits Recovery Resource Council
The Power of Prevention, an in-person program presented by K&L Gates and benefiting Recovery Resource Council brought together 75 supporters Sept. 16 at the Hyatt Regency.
Oral Surgeon Helps College Students Pursue Wisdom without Tooth Pain
College students have enough to worry about without the pain of wisdom teeth that need removal as an added stressor.
Fight Cancer With Granola, Dried Florals
For Elaine Pearlman and Tiffany Lustig, giving back starts with granola.
How to Pick the Right Paint Color Every Time
How do I decide on a paint color?” That is one of the most common questions interior designers get.
Four Trends in Interior Design: Antiques, Brass, Color, Wallpaper
Over the course of my interior design career, I have watched many trends come and go.
Faith
Slouching Won’t Do During a Church Service, Even When One Held Online
But, it’s time to make use of the technology.
Daughter and Mother Warn: Beware of Tick-Borne Diseases
I was a competitive athlete and an excellent student. Then, I was bitten by a tick. I was extremely ill for the next two years.
Restaurant Week Begins
But not without some COVID-reality changes
Constant Search for Children’s Activities Goes Online
Mom turns things-to-do notebook into PlaySource for parents, caregivers