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Bright Blessings, a non-profit organization serving homeless children and families across the greater Charlotte region, ...
The dream of earning an undergraduate college degree has been made possible for a number of deserving young women in the ...
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Gift-giving is always a fun experience. It allows you to show your appreciation for the recipient for any occasion. ...
Photography By Chanda Pope While diamonds have their 4 ‘C’s, last night at Fashion’s Night Out at Southpark Mall ...
Writer Lee McCracken is a two-year survivor of breast cancer. She was so moved by her journey through diagnosis, surgery ...
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During the entire month of August, all Charlotte-area Wolfman Pizza locations are offering a 20% bounce-back coupon to c ...
Jeffre Scott, known as the “Michelangelo of browshaping, wants to give back to the community, especially to those ...
A life-long fat girl, Sommer Johnson decided to strap on some fancy tennis shoes, wrestle into a sports bra that would likely be one size too small (they always are--that's what you get with big boobs), and go on a 38 week journey to run the Peachtree Road Race. In the midst of trying to find her healthier self, she found that her struggle was not all that rare. Between the full-figured audience of her online publication, Gemini Magazine, and friends who were rowing up the fat river with no paddle, Sommer decided to share her journey to help women like her get past their fears (and get moving--literally). A runner newbie, Insanity graduate, Turbofire enthusiast, and foodie experimenter, Sommer Johnson is a 32 year old mother of 2 and wife of 1 who lives in Atlanta, GA.
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