Girl With the Best Chalk
Where en plein air meets street art, you’ll find Chalk it Up!, the 27th annual sidewalk-art contest hosted by Barbara Hughes, owner of Narnia…
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“The Possibilities are Endless”
Art group holds its first fiber-art show By: Margaret Butler Norie Sanchez’s ties to quilting began when she was a young girl. “My parents were…
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Stories from the Deep End
Older lifeguards bring a lifetime of experience to Hendersonville Pools By: Lee Stevens Swimming pools are synonymous with summer. The sparkling blue water, the…
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Set in Silver, Set in Stone
A local collector might think of the Voorhees family while placing an August sunflower in a blue stoneware vase (potter David Voorhees has long…
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Comfort in Consistency
Once-weekly thrift shop helps underserved organizations By: Margaret Butler On Thursday mornings, the parking lot of Saint James Episcopal Church is bustling with shoppers…
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About the Bird That Breaks the Rules
By: Lee Stevens Talk highlights the incredible journey of the ruby-throated hummingbird Dr. Bill Hilton, Jr. defines himself an educator-naturalist. The time he devotes…
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For the Love of Llamas
Local teen helps lead a thriving agritourism enterprise By: Diane Rhoades Sixteen-year-old Allie Justice shakes a container and several young llamas run up from…
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The Scent of Success
Adapting lavender to a tricky foothills climate By: Margaret Butler The aroma of lavender — sweet but not too sweet; slightly more herbal than…
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The Statement Piece
How Hendersonville could be a key link in the Southeastern fashion scene By: Margaret Butler When it comes to events, Hendersonville’s biggest claim to…
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For the Birders
With its concentrated blend of meadows, forests, and wetlands, Hendersonville’s Oklawaha Greenway — a three-and-a-half-mile path connecting four parks — has long been known…
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