Millie Perkins to Kick Off New RiverRun Retro Film Series
New RiverRun Executive Director Rob Davis behind launch of year-round film festival initiative in Winston-Salem
Breakfast After Dark Supports Over 70 Triad Schools
Enjoying breakfast for dinner on one special night in October will help raise money for area schools and organizations.
9 Indoor Weekend Events in the Triad
We've rounded up 9 places to go just in case it rains. If not, check out our calendar for lots of outdoor events, too!
How to Help a Child With ADHD Master the Art of Homework
Many students with ADHD are distracted and often miss vital information in the classroom making homework and testing difficult.
Talking Politics With Kids
Educating the next generation on civic responsibility
Reduce Your Chance of Having Another Preterm Baby
Learn more about a treatment that can help women who have had a preterm birth reduce their chances of experiencing another one.
Pumpkin Head Raffle Supports Children's Library Programs
Visit Kernersville Branch Library, where you can purchase raffle tickets to win these adorable Halloween decorative characters.
Spark an Interest in Apples with These Fun Books, Recipes
Books, recipes, and pick-your-own orchards offer kids a unique education about apples.
Making FAFSA Changes Work for You
Do you know about the changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid affecting all rising high school seniors applying for federal aid in the 2017-18 academic year?
Are Your Kids Overscheduled?
How to reduce the stress and plan downtime
Exploring The North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville
The North Carolina Arboretum, a 434-acre botanical garden, features 10 miles of hiking trails and a variety of garden settings.
Halloween Events
Scare up some fun at one of the many Halloween events in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point.
Cedarock Park Historical Farm: A Historically Fun Fall Adventure
Find out why the pumpkin puked at one of the free, special events planned for October.
NC Zoo Invites Students to Help Endangered Species
The largest zoo in the world hosts student contest and provides tips for everyone who wants to help protect endangered animals.
Chocolate Turtle Caramel Apples
Let the kids help make this is yummy autumn treat.
October Festivals & Fairs
21 fall festivals and fairs in Burlington, Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem and surrounding areas.
11 Places to Go & Things to Do for Weekend Fun
Check out our roundup of family-friendly events and activities for a fun-filled weekend.
Pine Cone Spider Craft
A creepy crawly craft - just in time for Halloween
Pumpkin Books for Fall
Celebrate Halloween and the fall season with these classics.
Ghost Train Adventure Evokes Inner Child
Whether you make it a day trip or stay overnight in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, this Halloween adventure is a worthy family excursion your kids — and inner child — will love.
Curtain Call: Live Theater in the Triad
13 family-friendly shows that whisk audiences away for a couple of hours to magical, lovable and inspired places.
Go Pink to Support to Breast Cancer Patients and Research
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, think pink! Look and feel great about these products that give back to organizations that support breast cancer patients and research.
Ovarian Cancer: Know Your Risk
Ovarian cancer is the fifth leading cause of death in women, but early detection is key to survival. Find out what you need to know about risk factors, testing and symptoms.
Link Between Early Life Stress and Poorer Adult Mental Health
A group of mostly African-American adult males who endured high levels of stress between the ages of 5 and 8 typically displayed less activity than normal in the parts of their brains linked to motivation, positive moods and depression.
Time for Flu Vaccines
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone over the age of 6 months be vaccinated against the flu (with the exception of those who have specific medical conditions).
Beloved Children's Books Once Banned
It's hard to believe some of these books were considered unfit for young readers.
Politics and Kids
In today's flood of mass media, the kids are much more aware of election campaigns. Here's how you can make that work for you.
Do You Have Something to Say?
Think you can blog? We're looking for more bloggers, so pitch us your idea and let's see where it takes us.
Talking to Children About Charlotte's Protests and Violence
When the violence hits so close to home, lots of questions and emotions must be addressed.
Save Money & Make a Difference
Museum teams up with Belk to save you money and fund field trips for Title 1 students.
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