Woodbury Magazine

01/07/2026

In Woodbury, Kellie Stocker is whipping up fresh scones through her cottage bakery, The Scone Shoppe. Flavors include Blueberry, Cranberry White Chocolate and Pumpkin-Chocolate Chip (pictured), and Stocker sells them locally at farmers markets.

Kellie Stocker’s homemade scones are crafted with care. There is something magical about a homemade, handcrafted baked good. Not many people

01/05/2026

Celebrate a new year and a new you at any age with the City of Woodbury Parks & Recreation Live 2 B Healthy classes, which include a Strength & Balance Class and Tai Chi for Seniors.

As the new year rings in once more, bringing with it fresh goals, many people take this time to reflect and set healthier habits and goals for themselves. For aging […]

01/02/2026

Alyssa Wang, a junior at East Ridge High School, combines her passion for STEM and the arts—plus sustainable initiatives. From science fairs and leadership roles to art competitions, she's doing it all.

One student is a leader in the arts, science and sustainable initiatives. At just 17, Woodbury’s Alyssa Wang is making an impact that

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! This January, we're exploring a holistic approach to wellness, learning outside the classroom and more. Follow the link to start exploring the new issue.

Each January, it feels like we all rush to reinvent ourselves with new goals and routines. This year, I’ve decided not to make any

12/31/2025

Happy New Year! Cheers to new chapters, local stories and the moments that bring us together. Wishing our community a bright and inspiring year ahead.

12/31/2025

Looking back on a year full of local moments and big stories 🥂 Here are your Top 10 stories of the year. Which one was your favorite? Read them all at woodburymag.com.

12/29/2025

Sam McKinney, teacher at Woodbury's Rock U Music School, says being a part of the local band Twin Citizen has been a core part of his recovery—and he hopes that the band can be a safe space for others to have open conversations. Read more here: https://woodburymag.com/music-meets-meaning-with-the-band-twin-citizen/

12/26/2025

This month, Woodbury resident Melissa Wilcox takes up her pottery passion full-time. The ceramicist combines her lifelong career as a pathology assistant and her passion for art in her sculptures, which reflect nature and humanity.

An artist’s sculptural pottery reflects nature and humanity. Melissa Wilcox has always felt inspired by nature. “I grew up in the country, so

12/22/2025

Joan and Steve Conway and daughter Collen Cicalello reflect on the storied history of Woodbury's Dorothy Ann Bakery & Cafe—recalling treasured recipes, traditions and more. Read it all here: https://woodburymag.com/tidings-traditions-and-treats-with-dorothy-ann-bakery-cafe/

12/19/2025

In our latest issue, Interior Impressions shares a few tips for designing spaces in your home that feel welcoming to guests.

The heart of every home is more than walls and furnishings—it’s the connection, memories and traditions built inside. As a designer, I’ve seen how thoughtfully curated spaces can nurture both […]

12/18/2025

"Santa's Last Ride," penned by local sibling duo James Schmitt and Maggie McCoy, follows Santa on his last Christmas Eve trip before retirement—and his daughter is interested in taking over the job. Learn more about the festive book here.

Woodbury resident James Schmitt had been creating and telling stories to his children, Matthew and Sarah, for years. It wasn’t until his wife asked him to think about writing down […]