
Maine in the Middle
Hendersonville sixth-grader starts a signature whoopie-pie business While COVID has wreaked havoc on many small businesses, it couldn’t stop Aunica Tomlinson from launching her dream…
Read MoreHendersonville sixth-grader starts a signature whoopie-pie business While COVID has wreaked havoc on many small businesses, it couldn’t stop Aunica Tomlinson from launching her dream…
Read MoreFurniture maker finds a niche carving wooden cowboy hats If at first you don’t succeed, you try, try again — and again — 27 times,…
Read MoreFood-delivery services thrive in the age of COVID Businesses and people around the world have suffered in countless ways because of the pandemic caused…
Read MoreOnline writing class explores the nuances of memoir When she was a little girl, Sam Uhl had the good luck to hear a lot of…
Read MoreFounder of Music on the Rock series continues his work with Flat Rock Playhouse One of the most popular and enduring live-music events in Western North…
Read More“Buddha Bowl” concept is a mindful fit for 2021 Most business advisors wouldn’t suggest opening a restaurant in the middle of a pandemic. Those…
Read MoreSoprano soloist is newest faculty member at local music school Vocalist and teacher Michelle Lang is the latest addition to the faculty at Hendersonville-based…
Read MoreBarn Door Ciderworks keeps it in the backyard Barn Door Ciderworks, a backyard bar in Fletcher that uses locally farmed and foraged apples, was…
Read MoreNew brewery opens despite the era’s obstacles Last November, Madeline Magin and Cody Noble took the helm of 185 King Street, a long-standing Brevard…
Read MoreAt the turn of the year, the Arts Council of Hendersonville County announced the winner of its annual “Bring Us Your Best” competition, a…
Read MoreWaititi films among those offered by new streaming service In 2017, director Taika Waititi emerged a new name in Hollywood when he helmed the…
Read MoreThe handmade-jewelry renaissance is on full display at Saluda gallery Saluda made a name for itself starting in the late 19th century, when trains conquered…
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