In a Class by Herself
Faith, humility and the drive to see her students succeed in the classroom and beyond provide Dr. Cecily Gunter with all the motivation she needs. The Newton County School System
Servant’s Touch
Gary Stevenson has spent decades devoted to helping others. Retired from the military, he now finds purpose in improving lives for local children and teens by serving as a Court
Collect Call
A shared interest in rare coins between Adam and Avery McGee has strengthened the bond between father and son, all while building a bridge from one generation to the next.
Sister Act
A sign at the entrance to Musulyn’s International Cuisine in Covington reads, ‘Welcome to Our Story.’ It invites guests to learn more about chef Carmenia Tyrus and her journey from
Community Lifelines
911 dispatchers are an often overlooked but vital part of any first-responder department. With an incredibly stressful work environment and the ability to multitask at levels few ever master, they
Ebony’s Pizza at Home
There’s a sign in my kitchen that says, “The best memories are made around the table.” I’m a payroll and human resources manager—and I love my job—but now, at 36,
When the Fates Align
Ben Reaves Jr. once starred on the gridiron at Newton High School but always believed he was meant to coach. Now at the controls of the powerhouse Milton program, the
The Genteel Rebirth of the Blue Willow Inn
by Kari Apted The Blue Willow Inn has served many purposes since it was built in 1917. It has been a private residence, church, social hall and restaurant. Closed in
The Waiting Game
As Abraham, David and countless others have shown in The Bible, not everything happens quickly or easily in this life. Nevertheless, God’s timing remains perfect. by Darrell Allen Several times