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Color Love

BY SPENCER GRIFFITH | PHOTOS BY ABIGAIL JACKSON Judy Pickett doesn’t design for trends. “I design for the client, and this particular client is not comfortable with neutrals,” Pickett says. “She.

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Aviary Attraction

BY KRISTEN SCHRUM As winter thaws and the first hints of spring perfume the air, the Triangle slowly begins to bloom with buzzy activity across its foliage and verdure. Birds.

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First Fruits

BY MELISSA WISTEHUFF | PHOTOS BY JOSH MANNING On paper, Jason Brown was living every athlete’s dream. Born and raised in Henderson, where he attended Northern Vance High School, Brown.

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2023 Diamond Awards

HEALTH + BEAUTY Best Hair Salon Gold: Von Kekel Aveda Lifestyle Salon Spa Silver: Salon Blu Bronze: TIE – Lux Salon | Douglas Carroll Salon, Spa & Boutique Best Mani-Pedi.

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Unique Workouts

As exercise enthusiasts readjust from pandemic-induced gym closures to the reopening—and grand opening—of old and new gyms and exercise facilities, it’s no secret that the Triangle offers a multitude of.

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Stretch + Go

Like many athletes, Raj Manickam understood that stretching was important. He knew it was something he should do, but admits it was never a priority. It’s a refrain physical therapist.

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Genetic Testing

When you hear the term “genetic testing,” what comes to mind? For some, it means learning about their ancestry. For others, it’s the key to a healthy pregnancy. And then there.

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Bountiful Berries

Widely touted as one of nature’s most nutritionally dense superfoods, the açaí (pronounced ah-sah-ee) berry primarily hails from the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, since it can only grow near the equator..

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Where Legends Were Born

In 2023, North Carolina will be celebrating “The Year of the Trail”—a commemoration of the state’s trails, greenways and blueways. Picture hiking Grandfather Mountain, paddling the French Broad River State.

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For the Children

Despite the Triangle’s well-known status as a family-friendly place to live, some children who live here struggle. According to 2020 data from the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Kids Count Data.

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