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Triangle Goes Turf: Skills, confidence, and friendships grow through field hockey

Triangle Goes Turf: Skills, confidence, and friendships grow through field hockey

by Triangle Family Magazine | Jul 13, 2026

story by MARIO BOUCHER Field hockey is the most widely played form of hockey on synthetic turf, with 11 players on each side working to outscore their opponent by pushing a small ball into the goal using a curved stick. The game is played in four quarters and is a...
2026 Student Art Showcase: Explore the work of 35 talented creators across the region

2026 Student Art Showcase: Explore the work of 35 talented creators across the region

by Triangle Family Magazine | Jul 2, 2026

Art expresses what words cannot—capturing joy, curiosity, worry and awe. For young people, it’s their truest voice and a window into their imagination. Triangle Family is proud to present our third annual Student Art Showcase, honoring talent throughout the region....
Youth in Verse: Teens share bold truths in the High School Spoken Word Contest

Youth in Verse: Teens share bold truths in the High School Spoken Word Contest

by Triangle Family Magazine | Mar 2, 2026

Above:  This year’s finalists stand beside their mentor, spoken word artist and 2023 Piedmont Laureate Dasan Ahanu, who spearheaded the program in partnership with local arts organizations. story by JANICE LEWINEphotos courtesy of CINDY McENERY Behind confident...
Screen Fever: Uncovering the good, the bad and the ugly in raising a generation that plays online

Screen Fever: Uncovering the good, the bad and the ugly in raising a generation that plays online

by Triangle Family Magazine | Feb 23, 2026

story by MANDY HOWARD Online gaming has become a global pastime, blending creativity and social connection. But as its popularity soars, troubling reports of manipulation and abuse show that not every player enters the game with good intentions. Several North...
Dressed for Dreams: Apex United Methodist Church’s Prom Shoppe makes finding the perfect ensemble truly priceless

Dressed for Dreams: Apex United Methodist Church’s Prom Shoppe makes finding the perfect ensemble truly priceless

by Triangle Family Magazine | Dec 17, 2025

story by MARY FRANCES CASSIDY | photos courtesy of JOY INSPIRED PHOTOGRAPHY For many high school students, the dream of attending prom can be dampened by the high cost of a dress and accessories. For the past 18 years, the Apex United Methodist Church Prom Shoppe has...
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