Thousands of journal notes, poems, and pictures have been captured in Sheila Ogle’s Pink House Post Journal. “We are truly in awe of the amazing outpouring of heartfelt messages from friends as young as seven and up to 97-years-old who live down the street and from across the world. Thank you for sharing your thoughts,Continue reading “Pink House Post Captures Cary Charm”
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Elevating Precious Moments with Aimee Cuthrell
For over 20 years Aimee Cuthrell has been a commission artist painting timeless portraits and memorable moments for clients and future generations. Aimee believes that our special stories and the important people in our lives are part of the fiber that makes us who we are. A commissioned painting is a way of elevating theseContinue reading “Elevating Precious Moments with Aimee Cuthrell”
Hope Outside of Prison
Life in prison puts everything in stark contrast to life outside prison. Connections to family and friends are lost. Time passes slowly. Mike Shank, founder of Pardoned by Christ, knows this experience all too well. He was 22-years-old when he was convicted of trafficking cocaine and a served three and a half years in prison.Continue reading “Hope Outside of Prison”
Creating a Culture of Kindess
My heart aches when I hear of another suicide. It’s like the pain from losing two loved ones to suicide comes rushing forward. Nothing can stop the aching. Time heals some wounds, but not this one. The path forward for all of us when we learn about the tragedies at NC State University is toContinue reading “Creating a Culture of Kindess”
NC Author Showcase at Bond Brothers Brew Company
We’ve gathered the top summer books written by NC Authors for you at the Bond Brothers NC Author Showcase on June 2nd from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 202 E. Cedar St. in Cary, N.C. Summer NC Authors Showcase: Sheila Ogle, author of “The Pink House.” One of Cary’ NCs Top Ten Places to VisitContinue reading “NC Author Showcase at Bond Brothers Brew Company”
Pink House Post Ribbon Cutting
Please join Sheila Ogle and the Cary Pink House for a ribbon cutting for the Pink House Post on Saturday, April 2nd from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 215 S. Academy Street in Cary. The Pink House Post is a memory mailbox that will be installed near the Cary Pink House sidewalk. Inside theContinue reading “Pink House Post Ribbon Cutting”
How to Spot Fake News
How are you doing with spotting fake news? I was suckered in years ago by a young lady who said she had been bullied. Things didn’t quite add up in her story and I am thankful my editor pulled the plug on my column before it ran. Since that time, I have relied on credibleContinue reading “How to Spot Fake News”
The Creep at Work
No, not the kind of “creep” at work that needs to be reported to the police. This is the creep that happens on Mondays when a conversation between your work life and your home life gets blurry. You can restore the boundaries when you visualize your time as a garden that needs to be nurturedContinue reading “The Creep at Work”
Reduce, Refresh, Recycle: Top Three Ways to Improve your Online Presence
It’s a new year and time to think about making your online presence the best it can be. Here are the top three ways to make an impact. Make it to the end of this blog and you win a free prize! Reduce your online presence by deleting old accounts and unsubscribing to lists thatContinue reading “Reduce, Refresh, Recycle: Top Three Ways to Improve your Online Presence”
Authors Corner at Fest in the West
Fest in the West is back and better than ever! Please join FRS Communications as we host an Authors Corner featuring Allison Forrester, Amanda Lamb, and Sheila Ogle. Come on down for the children’s story time at 10 a.m. with Sheila Ogle reading from “The Pink House.” Our dear friend Allison Forrester will read fromContinue reading “Authors Corner at Fest in the West”
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