What Rockford women are doing
What Rockford women need to know

Girl group

Board games a great way to bond with friends


Teddi Buttry has been a fan of board games ever since she can remember.

Use your voice to help stop domestic violence

Domestic violence is still a problem in the U.S., in Illinois and in our own community.

Wine 101: Be confident about your good taste

There are wine snobs and then there are people who get anxious about just picking a bottle.

Life imitates art


When is the last time you tried to live out the book you were reading?

That’s become a goal of sorts for the Second Thursday Book Club, a group of local women who meet to discuss books — when else? — on the second Thursday of each month. The women range in age from 30s to 70s and share a love of books, and, it turns out, a love of trying something new.

An offline social network


In each issue, we offer ways to have fun with friends and make new ones.

Fun idea
University Club welcomes families
The house at 945 N. Main St. is no longer a boys’ club.

The University Club has more than 400 members who gather weekly to eat, drink, meet, swim, play sports and socialize.

The club was founded in 1911, but it didn’t start accepting women until 2002.

The sound of music


In each issue, we share things to do with your friends or ways to make more.

Weekend getaway


A summer getaway with the girls is a great way to renew the spirit and reinforce friendships.

Precious moments


Each issue, we share serious and fun ideas for bonding with your friends.

Serious idea: March of Dimes fights for preemies

Hippy, hippy shake


Each issue, we share serious and fun ideas for bonding with your friends.

Get in gear for a rewarding year


Whether it's improving yourself or your community, here are ideas for ways you can make 2009 the best year yet.



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