This is the question I am asked the most by parents. The short answer? Yesterday. For myriad reasons, parents push talking to their kids about sexuality to the back burner. They hold out [...]
A few years ago, one of my daughters asked me what “sexy” meant. She was probably five or six years old. It made me pause and really think about how we use that word today. Images of [...]
Kaisha Elphick, who you may know as co-owner of Southern Pines Escape, had her foot amputated when she was only 18 months old. That means she has a lot of experience living in a world [...]
I haven’t seen Boss Baby, but I know what it’s about. Having children becomes replaced by having puppies — and the babies take on their mission to sabotage the whole thing. Got it. [...]
I have, since birth, let my daughter color/marker/paint on anything that belongs to her. Yes that means everything. If it’s hers, she can decorate (read: destroy) it. We’ve all seen [...]
Deployments are a huge part of life in the military. And they suck. No one wants to be away from their loved ones for months at a time. You know what sucks even more? People who say stupid things [...]
In Shaker Heights, Ohio, a planned “Utopian” community where grass must not be grown more than six inches tall, the arrival of single mother Mia and her daughter, Pearl, is the first [...]
Remember Zerillo’s? The pizza place that opened in Whispering Pines, and was immediately overwhelmed with orders? Nine months later, the business has changed hands, with the former owners [...]
Work is underway at this historic home, at the corner of Page Street and Connecticut Avenue. On North Page Street in downtown Southern Pines, a costly transformation is underway for three [...]
Saturday and Sunday, 8:30 to 5: Download a map of Seagrove Potters along N.C. 705 and plan for a day of behind-the-scenes access to raku firing, pottery throwing demos and slab work during [...]