Women of Western Wake: Justine Tiu
When Justine Tiu and her husband, Adrian Zhang, launched The Woobles out of a basement five years ago, they had no way of knowing…
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Women of Western Wake: Shirnetta Harrell
Shirnetta Harrell was named for the two most important people in her life: her grandmother Shirley and her mother Bonnetta. Her name represents the…
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Women of Western Wake: Laurie Braxton
Laurie Braxton cultivated a 20-year career with pharmaceutical giant GSK, serving in roles encompassing external supply, business development, supply chain integration, and site management….
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2025 Women of Western Wake
The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. — Mark Twain…
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Small Business Spotlight: Littles of Cary
In downtown Cary, one quaint house manages to stand out among the others on charming Chatham Street. Radiating warmth and upscale comfort, Littles of…
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Pay It Forward: CharleyMadelyn
CharleyMadelyn, located in downtown Apex, is not just another boutique — it’s a sanctuary where faith meets fashion and where women can find empowerment…
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A Dazzling Dream
“The sparkle in someone’s eyes when they wear something that makes them feel beautiful — that’s what inspired me,” says Anjali Tara about the…
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Blazing Forward
In January the Holly Springs Fire Department became the first department in Wake County with an all-female crew. Lieutenant Kendall Stinson, engineer Kayelei Carter,…
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Women of Western Wake: Wendy Coulter
In the grand tapestry of nature, few creatures embody the spirit of resilience and joy quite like the hummingbird. And when you meet Wendy…
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Small Business Spotlight: Sweet Talk Cafe
“It’s the people we bring together and the memories that take shape within our space,” says Sweet Talk Cafe owner Jasmine Lim about what…
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