Wearing an apron bearing the words “Art Diva,” Tracy Whichard watches as children in her art class paint unicorns and dragons in colorful, bright hues.

Marianne Smith Vargas hopes plenty of area residents decide to Dine Out to Help Out on Tuesday.

With their creative colors and designs, Jenny Selph’s jewelry reflects both her artistry and feel for the latest trends.

Whether it’s technology-led nature walks or sessions on the science of sailing, Duffy Danish is hoping the summer camp activities for children she’s planning at Port Discover next month will be both fun and engaging.

As the children’s specialist at Camden County Library, Rachel Bryant is helping kids discover a love for reading.

For much of his youth, Mark Arnold used to travel the country competing in BMX racing events.

As the new agricultural agent for N.C. Cooperative Extension in Currituck County, Adam Formella strives to help people find answers to questions on a range of agricultural topics.

Whether it is vintage clothing, unique jewelry, eclectic furniture or inspiring art, there is plenty to catch your eye upon entering Anita Waters’ new folk art gallery.

As a pediatrician, Nita Coleman spent more than 36 years working to improve the health and welfare of children.

Finding time to exercise or take a moment just for yourself can be difficult, but Carrie Barth has found a way to do both: Lunch-Hour Express Yoga.