by Deb Seminary, editor

We are very excited to announce the 10th Anniversary Edition of Inspired Woman Magazine is coming out in August! It is hard to believe the magazine has been inspiring women for ten years.

Starting out as ‘inspire’, the Bismarck Mandan publication quickly developed a following and covered area events, hot topics, as well as featured local, inspiring women. Kim Jondahl, the first editor, filled the pages with wonderful stories from the February/March 2002 issue until July/August 2008.

I was fortunate to become editor in late summer of 2008. After visiting with several people, I decided to change the name to ‘Inspired Woman’. Even though the magazine focused on women, not enough people knew that fact, so I hope the name change has helped.

We have also added this website and of course, a facebook page. Be sure to become a fan, we give away fun things every week!

Look for our 10th Anniversary Edition, coming in August!

by Deb Seminary, editor

Wow – I can’t wait for everyone to read our ‘Who Inspires You’ stories. We received 17 entries and I want to publish each and every one. It was very difficult to pick winners, as each story was written from the heart.

The March/April issue will feature the top three choices. I am hoping to publish the rest of the stories throughout the year.

Look for the March/April issue Wednesday, March 9th.

Heading to Wilton today to take some house photos. Sure glad the sky is blue!

We try to find houses that are just a little out of the ordinary, some may have some fun details, others may be totally ‘different’. (more…)

by Deb Seminary, editor

We finally put the next issue to print today. We have some great relationship stories to share and I really love the recipe page.

We are also introducing our “Who Inspires You” contest. This is all about finding some great stories to share. That is what Inspired Woman is all about – sharing stories that warm the heart. I hope you will be inspired.

This is a sneak peak at the front of next issue’s featured home. Yes, those are vigas and not commonly found in North Dakota architecture. You will love this house!