All Creatures Great and Strange
National Geographic photographer races to memorialize the animal kingdom Weighing as much as 15,000 pounds, the African elephant is a massive, hulking creature. The Choctawhatchee…
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This Land is Your Land
Veteran news reporter airs the issues that matter According to the Columbia University School of Journalism, local news reporters are more trusted by readers, yet…
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The Family Silver
Local metalsmith honors her matriarchal muse Most folks believe their story begins at birth. But Henderson County metalsmith Landen Gailey knows better. She knows…
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“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…
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Performing Outside the Box
Fall series at Flat Rock Playhouse spotlights a fresh perspective There’s nothing wrong with family-friendly musicals like Million Dollar Quartet, Cats, and A Charlie Brown…
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The Homecoming of Terror
Hendersonville Theatre puts on a gothic ghost story Sure, homicidal clowns and chainsaw-toting lunatics are frightening. They’re also cinematic, ludicrous, and (theoretically) possible to…
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Always in Motion
The Freeway Jubilee talks blood, sweat, tears, and harmonies Launched in 2015, The Freeway Jubilee crafts original, uptempo, soulful Southern rock for enthusiastic audiences….
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Bella Vista
Saluda receives award for Sister Cities exchange By: Margaret Butler Judy Thompson has always had a zest for travel — especially to Italy. The…
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Different Facets, Same Diamond
It’s a misrepresentation of history to consider country music the domain of white people. Many persons of color have helped to shape the American…
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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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