Low-income children are eating healthier diets since recommendations were revised for the federal program under which they receive food, a study finds.
A new adult class at the Edible Schoolyard at the Greensboro Children’s Museum will offer a hands-on opportunity to make delicious jams, chutneys, pickled vegetables and more.
Experts agree there are hundreds of “super-good-for-you” foods, and making them a part of your everyday life may be easier — and more delicious — than you think.
Need more sleep, exercise or better eating habits? Health coaches offer a step-by-step, supportive process that they say can lead to permanent lifestyle changes.
It's your complete family guide to Triad living. Parents are busy and on the go. Use this guide to help you explore all this great area offers for families in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point and surrounding communities.
For parents of kids with special needs, finding help and support can be challenging. We've compiled valuable resources for Triad parents in our latest annual publication, Exceptional Child, which is also available as a digital guide.