A Very Viking Valentine
“Cupid may prefer arrows, but we prefer axes,” quips Hope Grier, co-owner of Timber Axe Throwing in Hendersonville. This February, in honor of the…
Read More“Cupid may prefer arrows, but we prefer axes,” quips Hope Grier, co-owner of Timber Axe Throwing in Hendersonville. This February, in honor of the…
Read MoreA powerhouse of raw, unfiltered storytelling that lays bare the intricacies of womanhood, The Vagina Monologues has been a theatrical staple since its off-off-Broadway…
Read MoreAccording to Olivia Slagle, a spokesperson for Chimney Rock State Park, “there is no proof that groundhogs can accurately predict how long winter will…
Read MoreHendersonville acoustic duo drops tearful tunes Trevor Walker and Lisa Tyler Ariola — the singer-songwriters behind the Hendersonville-based band Phibian — are no strangers…
Read MoreLet’s face it: Transitioning from the Standard American Diet — a dietary regime packed with meat, eggs, and cheese — to a plant-based lifestyle…
Read MoreGoing vegetarian was a painless transition for Kim Giovacco. At age 22, she vowed to abstain from meat, fish, and fowl for ethical reasons….
Read MoreLast year, Hendersonville poet and activist Robert “Zach” Zachary attended a poetry open mic at Shakedown Lounge Kava Bar in Hendersonville. The performers spoke…
Read MoreNovelist discusses socioeconomic issues south of the Mason-Dixon In 2020, when the world came to a screeching halt, Washington, D.C.-based author and former NBC…
Read MoreWhether you’re eight years old or 80, there’s just something oh-so-fun about constructing a fort. Erika Brock, youth services manager at the Transylvania County…
Read MoreEvery year, the average American horks down 174 animals: 23 chickens, one-third of a pig, one-tenth of a cow, three-fourths of a turkey, a…
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