Through the ages, people have looked to the heavenly constellations for guidance and revelation. Commentator Stacy Stanley says she’s discovered something else in the skies - a very special celestial friend.

Stacy Stanley is a member of the leadership staff of Reynolda Presbyterian Church, where she coordinates inter generational fellowship opportunities. She also works for a law firm as a real estate paralegal. Stacy is originally from Minnesota but now lives in Winston-Salem with her husband and son.

What do you do when the stress and hustle of daily living becomes overwhelming? Commentator Bob Mchone recommends a lofty retreat.

Bob McHone is a motivational speaker for business and industry and lives in Lewisville with his wife, Brona.

Is it possible to have the 'perfect' wedding? Guest commentator Leah Roy describes how she achieved hers.

Leah Roy is a professor of theatre and dance at Wake Forest University. She and her husband, Bill, live in Winston-Salem.

Hearts, moons, stars, clovers? This St. Patrick's Day, Lorraine Ahearnexplains how the history of Irish cuisine is more than just a bowl of Lucky Charms.

Lorraine Ahearn is a metro columnist for the News & Record in Greensboro.

On this Real People, Real Stories, guest commentator Jill Yesko searches for sanity as she and her father maneuver one of the landmines of getting older.

Jill Yesko lives in Greensboro, is a Gerontology graduate student at UNCG and the author of "The Who, What and Where of Elder Care". It was published in 2005 and a free copy is available from Life Bridge Health.

As more Americans "Battle the Bulge", many can't figure out if food is friend or foe. Guest commentator Hamilton Cuthrell describes how to harness the energy of food in the quest to lose weight.

Hamilton Cuthrell is a personal fitness trainer and operates Just Move Personal Training in downtown Winston-Salem.