So how do you handle a “mistake,” an “oversight,” an “oops” when you mess up in front of the whole world…or what seems like it? The majority of us grew up hearing Oliver speak eight simple words to Jenny, “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” While, romantically, that …Read the Rest
As 2011 comes to a close, we look back at all the people that we met and memories with …Read the Rest
“Don’t create a way for you to be a Victim”, was Carol Dodgen’smessage to the ladies who attended a Women of the …Read the Rest
Join Lee Ann Brown for a funny and entertaining glamorously good time as she brings her B Metro magazine column, …Read the Rest
I did a double take as the thermometer in my car registered 103 degrees at 5:15 in the evening. Could …Read the Rest
Throughout the summer, many women dedicated to the mission of Women of the Powergrid have met multiple times to discuss …Read the Rest
As we blink our eyes and take deep breaths, TIME is passing. In fact at this moment, you are most likely …Read the Rest
On Tuesday we got some sad news. Melody Whitehead, the service manager at MedCenter Mazda was in a car wreck …Read the Rest
Ready for some holiday fun? Join us for our Home for the Holidays events. This Friday, December 10 we’ll be talking about toy safety and on December 4th we’ll have a hands on workshop at Ashley Furniture Homestore, with tips for decorating for the holidays without spending a lot of money.
Maintaining a car and knowing what to do when things go wrong can be a complicated task. Women are often at a distinct disadvantage in this arena. The Women of the PowerGrid recognized the need for women to have a clearer understanding about how to take care of their vehicles and how to avoid being overcharged for services related to maintenance and repair.
Women of the Powergrid will host an exhibit booth at the Southern Women’s Show, October 7th thru October 10th, 2010 and you’re invited!