
The September 2025 issue of Surry Living brings readers a season of change and renewal, with stories that celebrate resilience, heritage, and community. The cover feature spotlights the Super Human Institute of Technology, exploring advanced therapies that redefine aging and encourage readers to live stronger, healthier lives right here in Surry County. Lifestyle pieces highlight both personal growth and local voices. In “Between Rounds with Kevin Pyles,” intention is framed as a powerful tool for success, while Fitness Rage with Kage shares the lasting physical and mental benefits of heavy weightlifting for all ages, especially women. Blake’s Take addresses challenges of stuttering in college with empathy and practical advice, and By Gosh, By Josh! uncovers the deep history of Dobson’s courthouse square. This edition also embraces reflection and memory. Eddie Lowe’s “Gone the Way of the Whippoorwill” recalls the beauty of sounds and traditions fading from daily life, while Derina Pyles writes on faith and resilience in “Navigating Life with a Horse, Faith, and Common Sense.” For home and garden readers, Joanna Radford offers practical advice in “Fall in Love with Bulbs,” encouraging planting now for spring color. Seasonal celebrations round out the issue. Carmen Long highlights the County Fair as a timeless tradition, filled with livestock, exhibits, and family fun. Larry VanHoose brings readers into the heart of Sparta for the 30th Annual Blue Ridge Mountain Heritage Festival, honoring three decades of music, craft, and Appalachian pride. With its blend of health, history, community, and inspiration, the September issue reminds us that Surry County thrives on both honoring its roots and embracing the future.
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