It was almost a year ago when Elizabeth Wray broke the news to her parents that she might not be home this Christmas. Now living in Nepal doing humanitarian work, Ms. Wray has fulfilled her own prophecy and her parents couldn’t be prouder.

Signal Mountain authority Karen Paul Stone is pleased to present her latest work, “100 Years: The Little Brown Church in the Wildwood.”

Memorial North Park’s hospitalist, Dr. Dorin Andrescu, takes much of the burden off fellow doctors while focusing his attention on patient care.

Kidzart owner Lynda Pritchett is no stranger to chaos. As the mother of five children, she has long thrived in the hustle and bustle of daily life, making the addition of her home-based business an easy fit.

At the fresh young age of 28, Dr. Nicholas Bowman has managed to get everything he always wanted from his professional life.

Red Bank Elementary School students are seeing new opportunities in school thanks to the stylish moves of pro skateboarder Garold Vallie, who visited to promote bright futures through hard work.

Painter Amanda Farris has spent her life creating for both business and pleasure.

Signal Mountain native Beth Tipps is closing out a banner year thanks to her latest artistic achievement, creating a Christmas ornament that is now gracing a tree at the White House.

Hixson’s Guardian Home Care tries to make the aging process more comfortable by providing services that let people stay in their own homes.

Haley Trejo is receiving international recognition for her achievements in martial arts.