Wireless Networking
Primitive-technology festival teaches skills and connection in Horse Shoe Marissa Percoco doesn’t identify as a “prepper.” Meaning she’s not the type to stockpile canned…
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Where the Wild Things Are
Lowcountry authors inspire young readers to venture outside Growing up, Mary Alice Monroe’s children spent summers exploring 1,000 acres of raw, feral land…
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Cover Story
Members of WNC Quilters Guild reflect on 40 years In the 1700s, the first European settlers of Appalachia started quilting out of necessity. Much…
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Taking a Page from True Love
North Carolina author novelizes romance at Biltmore Estate Money can buy many things, including a 250-room mountain chalet. But, as socialite Edith Vanderbilt knew, the…
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A New Horizon
ArtScape returns to Hendersonville after a two-year hiatus City officials have been safeguarding Historic Henderson County Courthouse since it was built in 1905. Traffic…
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The Reverie and the Reality Check
Organic Growers School hosts workshop for budding farmers Farming isn’t dirt cheap. Nicole DelCogliano, owner of Green Toe Ground Farm in Burnsville, knows this…
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Beyond the History Books
Community group documents the untold past of Henderson County As its name implies, the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site focuses on the life…
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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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