Sarah Hall

West Yorkshire

Print Editor at Yorkshire Evening Post

Print Editor of the Yorkshire Evening Post (@LeedsNews). Proper Leeds lass and proud of it.

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Articles

Becoming “Auntie Bo”

1 month ago | magazine.wfu.edu | Sarah Hall

Winston-Salem State University’s high-energy bus tour has been pulling up to high schools across North Carolina since the fall, and leading the charge is Chancellor Bonita (Hairston) Brown (’94, JD ’97).
Stories to pass | Wake Forest Magazine

2 months ago | magazine.wfu.edu | Sarah Hall

For the Bunce sisters — Daryn, Lin, Kendall and June — church was a family affair, and their childhood centered around Coggins Memorial Baptist Church in Lexington, North Carolina. Their grandfather, Dearl, was the pastor. Their grandmother, Betty Lou, was the music minister before their mother, Anita, stepped into the role. And their father, Linwood, served as a deacon. Sunday mornings and evenings and Wednesday nights were spent inside the red brick building for worship and fellowship.
Embracing change

Nov 18, 2024 | magazine.wfu.edu | Sarah Hall

Betsy Rives (’08) grew up surrounded by paints, markers and crayons, all the usual creative tools for kids. But, through her parents, Rives also learned that creativity could extend beyond a drawing or painting and into everyday experiences. “Anything could be what we would call an adventure,” Rives says. “And an adventure could be as simple as taking a different route somewhere and timing it and seeing if it was faster or slower. It was rooted in traditional scientific inquiry.
For the laughs | Wake Forest Magazine

Oct 10, 2024 | magazine.wfu.edu | Sarah Hall

For Caldwell Tanner (’09), the enduring memories from his four years as a member of Wake Forest’s Lilting Banshees comedy troupe don’t involve a favorite quirky character or show-stopping scene. It’s the late nights he spent with fellow troupe members, putting in the work to build sketches. During those sessions, he learned there are far more ways to be funny than simply being wildly personable or charismatic; the best laughs come from working together.
How to Deal With a Defiant Teen | Members Only

Oct 7, 2024 | aarp.org | Sarah Hall

Lehel Kovács Facebook Twitter LinkedIn It was nearly 20 years ago, but Kim Muench, 56, still remembers the moment clearly. Her teenage son, angry about his curfew, walked into the laundry room, where she was folding clothes, and called her a bitch. Muench was stunned and devastated; her oldest had never acted like that before.
From Camper to Camp Grandma

Aug 6, 2024 | magazine.wfu.edu | Sarah Hall

Noni Waite-Kucera (’83, P ’14, P ’14) spent time outside of class at Wake Forest helping fellow students get ready for outdoor adventures in the Outing Club and, in College Union, planning campuswide events such as Springfest and concerts featuring the likes of Pat Benatar and other rock stars. She was well versed in creating the magic.
Editors’ picks: our favourite Booker Prize-nominated books to read this summer

Jul 1, 2024 | thebookerprizes.com | Deborah Levy |Déborah Levy |Sarah Hall |William Trevor |Ian McEwan

From the nostalgia of the British seaside to distant, sun-soaked landscapes, discover the Booker Prizes team’s handpicked recommendations to add to your summer reading list Publication date and time: Published July 1, 2024Two women arrive at a Spanish village, bordered by the glittering Mediterranean Sea on one side and the arid desert on the other.
An alternative guide to the Lakes: how to escape Cumbria’s twee side

May 28, 2024 | ca.style.yahoo.com | Sarah Hall

Ulverston: ‘One of the most vibrant towns in Britain.’Photograph: Rob Sutherland/AlamyYou’d be forgiven, as a visitor to the Lake District, for imagining that the governing attractions are daffodils, Grasmere gingerbread, Herdy (the bleating fell-side variety and the brand), mountain watercolours and lake steamers. So fixed have these associations become with the region that it’s now the victim of its own twee, commercial image.
Expanding Access

May 22, 2024 | magazine.wfu.edu | Sarah Hall

On a recent Monday morning, the atmosphere inside Alliance Medical Ministry, a Raleigh, North Carolina, free clinic that serves uninsured adults, was quiet and industrious. In the lobby, a receptionist spoke in Spanish with a visitor.
Library packed for 'listening session' on waterfront and marina

May 3, 2024 | sheboyganbeacon.com | Sheboygan Beacon |Sarah Hall

by Sarah Hallfor The BeaconIf the overwhelming turnout at the first public meeting for the $12 million Sheboygan Waterfront and Marina Revitalization Project was any indication, interest is surging as strong as the spring surf. So many people had arrived just before the April 30 “listening session” at Mead Public Library’s Rocca Room that they not only packed it shoulder to shoulder, but jammed the adjacent lobby as well.