Wise Counsel
Firsthand experience taught Undrey Bostic he could benefit from the positive presence of a strong confidant who wanted to help him achieve his goals. Today, he strives to make a
A Tale of Twilight Fairies
Newton County’s Chimney Park stands as one of metro Atlanta’s hidden gems. With winding trails and secret gardens tucked among 12 acres of towering trees, it provides a unique outdoor
A Sound Strategy
Stephen Smith exudes a quiet, humble strength. No one could guess the places he has been—they include the Super Bowl and countless movie sets—or the plethora of famous people he
Taking Care of Business
Newton College and Career Academy senior Ibraheem Zareef sets his sights on becoming an international motivational speaker and hopes to open a marketing and finance agency, a real estate company
The Need for Speed
Todd and Brooke Shambo found an uncommon father-daughter bond in go-kart racing, a hair-raising pursuit that affords them the opportunity to scratch their competitive itch alongside fellow adrenaline junkies. by
Letting His Light Shine
Arthur Hawkins’ ministry has taken a number of twists and turns, from the football field to the pulpit and many points in between. Through it all, he has remained true
From Healer to Advocate
Cancer survivor Becky Beavers brings a unique perspective to her role as president of the auxiliary at Piedmont Newton Hospital. After the former nurse underwent a double mastectomy, she became
Heirloom to a Bygone Era
Country stores dawned in America during colonial times, allowing pioneers to stock up on supplies and socialize with distant neighbors. Often replaced by big-box retailers, only a precious few remain.
Shopping in a Sugar Wonderland
by Kari Apted It doesn’t matter what time they arrive: Frankie Moss is already there when Jan and Gary Patrick turn into their store’s parking lot every Dec. 24. If