Bases Covered
Senior 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 More
The Mob Before the Mob
Downtown gallery celebrates ten years of building a scene “Like a kid in a candy store” accurately describes Michele Sparks’ childhood — but instead…
Read More
Revelry in Recovery
Hendersonville’s first “sober bar” will open on Grove Street The buzz is building in Hendersonville about plans to open Henderson County’s first sober bar,…
Read More
The HGTV Life in Miniature
Local woman does a studs-up remodel of a vintage dollhouse As a young child, Linda Wilcox and her parents lived in a tiny, two-bedroom…
Read More
Classical-music presentations accent the fun and unexpected
Educational, entertaining, and engaging. Those are the three E words that are the ethos of clarinetist Dr. Igor Begelman’s approach to the series he…
Read More
Ancient Art, Timeless Technique
If creating art is inherently an act of faith — that what one sees in their mind’s eye will come to fruition as a…
Read More
A 121-Point Salute
Cribbage is all about community for WWII veteran and other local players Mryl Jean Hughes anticipates the question, and she answers it before it’s asked. …
Read More
“The Little Film Festival That Did”
Tryon’s celebrity resident takes on a local role Patti D’Arbanville, a judge at this month’s Tryon International Film Festival, is a little disappointed she can’t…
Read More
Unboxing a Legacy
Agudas Israel Congregation Turns 100 Planning the centennial celebration of Agudas Israel in 2022 was a daunting task, but Zsa Lobel knew just where…
Read More
A Step Across Time
Clogging enjoys four centuries of momentum The history of clogging in Appalachia — widely regarded as the birthplace of the American dance form —…
Read More