Love Where You Live DeLille HOME
Welcome to Love Where You Live, the official podcast from DeLille HOME. We believe a house is so much more than a transaction—it's about the feeling you get when you pull into your neighborhood and the connection you feel to your community.Join us as we explore the best of…
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Women Leading Change: Inside the Junior League of High Point (opens the original)
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Since 1928, the Junior League of High Point has been empowering women through leadership training and voluntarism to make a real difference in our community. In this episode, Mary Powell and Alison sit down with Kathryn Cushwa Gerace and Erin Stone to talk about what the Junior League is all about — and how any woman can get involved. They also share details about their upcoming fundraiser, Community Bingo Night, on September 24th at 800 Country Club Drive in High Point. It's a fun evening out f
Don't Wait Until It's Too Late: Understanding Retirement Communities with Pennybyrn (opens the original)
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If you think your aging parents can simply decide one day to move into a retirement community — this episode is for you. Mary Powell and Alison sit down with Sarah Barker and Mary Anne Carter from Pennybyrn at Maryfield, one of High Point's most beloved retirement communities, to talk about something most families don't think about until it's too late — the waiting list. Planning ahead is everything, and the earlier you start, the more options your family will have. They also share the fascinati
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