A Prodigy and a Delicacy
There are teens out there who’ve never heard of a truffle, much less have the desire to grow the fungal delicacy. They have something…
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Baseball Bat Company Branches Out
Baseball and beer go hand in hand, so it only makes sense to drink your next cold one from the barrel of a wooden…
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The Raspberry Beret Effect
The abrupt death of Prince two years ago had fans of all ages in deep mourning. But now might be the time to break…
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When the Farmer Turns Fermenter
Part of Jon Strom knew he didn’t want to be a full-time farmer anymore. Another part of him wanted to stay involved in the…
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Expert on vintage games shares a nostalgic passion
With one peek inside, it all comes back. The quarters. The hammering of plastic buttons. The electronic sounds. The flippers stopping the ball from…
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Kraut was Only the Start
Meg Chamberlain spent several years living off the grid in Missouri with her husband Lars. Power was supplied by one solar panel and an…
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For the Rest of Us
Don’t expect comedian Steve Hytner to participate in a Feat of Strength with an audience member at one of three local “Seinfeld Festivus Holiday…
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Bluegrass Icon Larry Sparks Plays at Feed and Seed
Larry Sparks admits that he has a little black book filled with the phone numbers of potential sidemen, just in case his backing band,…
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“All I See is the Mission”
John Mahshie’s goals lie between the rows. The former U.S. Airman founded Veterans Healing Farm in Hendersonville with his wife, administrative coordinator Nicole Mahshie….
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Don’t Call It a Coffee Shop
Matthew Hickman is busy enough. He and Lisa Hoffman own Hendersonville’s Underground Baking Co., a rustic artisan bakery located on 7th Avenue downtown, and…
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