Down the Rabbit Hole
South Carolina-based painter and printmaker Mary Walker will never forget the day she visited Wonderland. She was five at the time and living with…
Read MoreSouth Carolina-based painter and printmaker Mary Walker will never forget the day she visited Wonderland. She was five at the time and living with…
Read MoreCalling all tenpin titans: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Western North Carolina (BBBSWNC) will host its annual fundraiser, Bowl For Kids’ Sake, this March….
Read MoreMaybe you lost your elementary school spelling bee after adding an extra “C” to “conscientious” or leaving an “M” out of “accommodate.” Either way,…
Read MoreYou should never roll the dice on heart health — except during Pardee Hospital Foundation’s Second Annual Casino Night. Slated for Friday, Feb. 23,…
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 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 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 MoreContrary to popular belief, black bears don’t hibernate come wintertime. Instead, they enter an extreme state of inactivity called torpor. “Unlike hibernation,” says Joseph…
Read MoreYou could spend this New Year’s Eve nursing a bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon while sniveling over failed resolutions. Or, you could cheers to a…
Read MoreSanta Claus gets a lot of odd requests each Christmas, from front teeth to partridges in pear trees. So perhaps it wasn’t too unusual…
Read MoreThe North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources designated 2023 as the Year of the Trail, recognizing not only the abundance of our…
Read MoreSix years ago, when retired general contractor Buster Porteus moved to Hendersonville and tried his very first boiled peanut, it wasn’t love at first…
Read MoreCashion Porter-Shirley was only 11 the first time he attended the Green Race, an extreme-kayaking competition that draws hundreds of athletes to the infamously…
Read MoreJordan Reyes of Hendersonville, a single mom with three kids, is headed to Greece in early November to compete in the Spartan Trifecta World…
Read MoreAs part of “A Walk Through WWII History,” a two-day event hosted by the Veterans History Museum of the Carolinas, visitors will have a…
Read MoreIf you happen to be grabbing coffee somewhere in Hendersonville and see an older gentleman with a wild shock of salt-and-pepper hair typing furiously…
Read MoreNo proof of Bigfoot’s existence has ever been widely accepted. But neither has every account been conclusively disproved. And unlike many enthusiasts consumed…
Read MoreWritten in 1606 by the pre-eminent dramatist of the day, Macbeth may seem a smidge archaic for anyone but hardcore Shakespeare enthusiasts. After all,…
Read MoreSenior Softball League is active, expanding, and equipped with a defibrillator When the boys of summer trot out onto Jackson Park fields 8 and 9 on…
Read MoreTyler Sams celebrates 21 years in local radio Real Country WHKP — “Where the Heavens Kiss the Peaks” — signed on the air in 1946…
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