Vanessa Infanzon lives for the details behind people’s stories. Whether the topic is art, business, parenting or social justice, she captures the moments that make readers connect with the words. She runs, reads and writes to keep her sense of humor and sanity while raising three boys with her husband in Charlotte, North Carolina.
All Stories by Vanessa Infanzon
Published on December 23, 2021
Bookstores bind patrons as well as their owners
Across the country, women who operate independent establishments nurture the communities they serve. The same is true for the fierce connections they’ve forged with each other.
Published on December 15, 2021
Why are seniors struggling with food insecurity?
Seniors living in rural America face a number of challenges in accessing healthy foods. Here’s how some organizations are fighting the hunger crisis.
Published on March 4, 2021
Attention turns to a sport with room for improvement
Most climbers are white. As the makeup of their community expands, discussions – and initiatives – concerning racial equity emerge.
Published on January 29, 2021
What it’s like for women who make liquor for a living
Female-owned distilleries are a small part of the spirits sector. But the numbers don’t tell the larger story of trials encountered and conquered.
