Short on Showtime
Brevard College students produce theatrical performance in a hurry It’s Kitt Webb’s first day at Étoiles Noire, a hoity-toity French restaurant, and he has…
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Steeped in Charm
New coffeehouse in Horse Shoe exudes cozy ambience People have it wrong about Horse Shoe, a hamlet wedged between Laurel Park and Brevard. The…
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The Bear Has Grown Up — But You Don’t Have To
Holiday-light magic returns to the North Carolina Arboretum Last year was a drag, to say the very least. That’s why, when Winter 2020 came…
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Honoring a Woman of War
Local author helps bring World War II’s “greatest spy” to life Virginia Hall went by many names. To spymasters, she was Agent 3844. To…
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Will Wag for Swag
Dog-themed expo strays onto Main Street Dudley is the coworker who gets by on good looks and charisma. He shows up to the office…
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Ahead of the Pumpkin Curve
Edneyville farmers have grown their own niche There’s a silo on Stacy Nix’s farm. That’s not too exceptional in the Edneyville area, where granaries…
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Matters of the Mind
How three Eastern wellness traditions help Hendersonville zen out Few would peg Gail Hagenbuch, a self-proclaimed “cosmic medicine woman” whose website expounds on the inherent…
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Growing Hemp in the Isothermal Belt
Bobby Gibbs and Jes Shick’s romance is the stuff of edgy romcoms. In 2016, while Shick was traveling through California, her Subaru blew a…
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Sweeter Than Apple Pie
Danny McConnell is an enterprising man. If his blackberries are blemished, he brews cider. If a bushel of apples is overripe, he bakes…
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Spring to Life
Retired biologist celebrates biodiversity in the backyard It’s too chilly for copperheads to be out. That’s the reassurance Tom Baugh offers as he picks…
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