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Sales
November 26, 2008
The Conn-Artist Studios & Art Gallery, 611 Greenville Hwy (South Main), Atha Plaza, Hendersonville. 828-329-2918.
Special Offers
November 26, 2008
Complexions Skin and Body Care Therapies, 615-C Greenville Hwy, Atha Plaza, Hendersonville. 828-698-7642.
Announcements
November 26, 2008
Blackwater Grille, 1715 Brevard Road, Hendersonville. 828-693-0856.
Events
November 26, 2008
The Arts Council of Henderson County, 538 North Main Street, presents the Artist Holiday Market through December 20th, featuring area fine arts and crafts.
Cover Story
By John Clausen - December 30, 2008
A Song From The Heart Land
Harpmaker Dave Woodworth has discovered a way for himself and his family to make a seriously good living doing precisely what they love to do - creating musical works of art. With over 1,400 harps to his name, Woodworth has perfected the craft of creating instruments which are widely prized for their rigidity, strength and comfort, as well as for their excellent tonal quality.
A Toy Story A Toy Story
By Jonathan Rich - December 30, 2008
See the toys your grandparents asked Santa for when they were young with a trip to Hendersonville’s Antique Toy Museum.
At The Movies: Slumdog Millionaire
By Marcianne Miller - December 24, 2008
British director Danny Boyle brings us an unlikely success story, and reviewer Marcianne Miller couldn’t be happier about it.
At The Movies: Australia
By Marcianne Miller - December 16, 2008
Australia 5 stars Quick Take: Beautiful, old-fashioned, heart-tuggy extravaganza.
At The Movies: The Day The Earth Stood Still
By Marcianne Miller - December 16, 2008
The Day the Earth Stood Still 2 stars Quick Take: Huge disappointment.
Art
A Child Inside A Child Inside
By Marshall Gordon - December 30, 2008
Hendersonville artist Daniel Smith discusses the inspirations, methods and motivations for his hyperrealistic paintings.
Chiseled Features
By Marshall Gordon - November 26, 2008
Look closely at any of B.J. Precourt's carvings and you'll discover something much more inviting than a simple piece of wood.
Streetwise: Best Bargains Streetwise: Best Bargains
By Marshall Gordon - December 30, 2008
Everyone loves to get a good deal. See what kinds of bargains your neighbors are getting.
Tough Job: David Jones' Locker
By Jonathan Rich - December 30, 2008
Meet the man who gets your kids safely to school.
A Bold Life: Ruth Birge
By John Clausen - December 30, 2008
Greet the outgoing publisher of The Hendersonville Times-News.
Ring Tones
By Jonathan Rich - November 26, 2008
Watching members of the Blue Ridge Ringers in concert is like seeing the many pieces of a precision time piece working in union.
Southern (Italian) Cuisine Southern (Italian) Cuisine
By Cathy Horton - December 30, 2008
Have lunch with Cathy Horton at Bella Regina, Hendersonville’s premiere family pizza-parlor.
Mumbo Gumbo: Chocolate In The Raw
By Laura Miklowitz - December 30, 2008
Using raw, organic ingredients, UliMana makes unique, delicious and even healthy confections.
Vine Line: New Horizons
By Keith Dalbec - December 30, 2008
Corked wines versus screwcapped wines – you might be surprised at which is winning the taste wars.
Laurie's Test Kitchen: Peas and Properity
By Laurie Bakke - December 30, 2008
It’s time once again for that Southern tradition, black-eyed peas. Check out Laurie Bakke’s definitive recipe.
Love, Dinosaurs and Spaceships Love, Dinosaurs and Spaceships
By Robin Tolleson - December 30, 2008
Local R&B hybrid, The Secret B-Sides release their new album, Live On The Mothership, this month.
CD Reviews: Nikki Talley To Be A Bird
By Brent Fleury - December 30, 2008
To Be A Bird will appeal to not only fans of the female singer-songwriter genre, but will strike a chord with country fans, bluegrass fans and regular old pop and rock fans.
Soundbites: Steppin' Out
By Brent Fleury - December 30, 2008
POPAsheville 2009 invades three of Asheville’s best clubs, and a unique Fletcher venue offers a way to see some live music for less coin.
CD Reviews: Valorie Miller Autumn Eyes
By Brent Fleury - December 30, 2008
Miller's voice has a comfortable, universal quality; an everywoman with a guitar. But just when you think you know where she's going, she'll toss in a little twist.
Folk Lure
By Robin Tolleson - November 26, 2008
After spending the last five years as a percussionist, guitarist and singer with Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band, Josh Phillips unleashes his new project, The Josh Phillips Folk Festival.
Over The River Over The River
By Nicole Livengood - December 24, 2008
Large-scale environmental artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude visit Asheville to discuss their latest work, which will span a large stretch of the Arkansas River.
The Brew Crew
By Jonathan Rich - December 24, 2008
Appalachian Craft Brewery battles a shortage of hops in order to introduce a new beer this year.
Making Tracks
By Jonathan Rich - December 24, 2008
Shush down some of the best ski slopes with Asheville’s Ski and Outing Club.
Ancient History
By Jonathan Rich - December 24, 2008
Explore the ancient Silk Road of China with veteran National Geographic photographer Tom Nebbia, as he speaks at the Henderson County Public Library.
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