The vision of dedicated women lives on, from 1917 origins as the YWCA. In 1917, the year the United States entered World War I, a small group of … Continue Reading
Hooked on Books
October is National Reading Club month, designated to promote the value of books and reading. To help celebrate the joy of reading, we reached … Continue Reading
On a Screen Near You
Child actor Cruz Abelita, an Acworth resident and student at Cornerstone Prep, is heading into the fall season with multiple film and television projects currently showing and upcoming. Abelita plays Danny in … Continue Reading
An Army Veteran’s Battle
Randy Williams, an Army veteran, came to MUST Ministries’ Elizabeth Inn Homeless Shelter in March, just before the coronavirus shut everything down. He stayed for two months and during that time, began the process … Continue Reading
Does State of Emergency Prevent Lawsuits?
Like most states, Georgia courts and medical providers are facing complex challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of the risks associated with the virus, Gov. Brian Kemp issued a series of executive orders … Continue Reading
5 Ideas for Entertaining Little Ones
As the mom of a 2-year old and an infant, I’m constantly on Pinterest, trying to find ways to keep the toddler occupied that don’t include the iPad. I’ve had my fair share of Pinterest wins and losses, but I’ve … Continue Reading