Opposites Attract Applause
It’s the age-old chicken-or-egg question. Which came first: the marriage of Spiro and Nicole Nicolopoulos, or their band, the Paper Crowns? “Technically,” Nicole responds…
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A Sunset Celebration
In late July, The Free Clinics will host an exclusive event at The Cabin Ridge on the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. “Sunset Dining on…
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Bigger Than a Bark
Young pups may find this hard to believe, but dogs used to haveit ruff. Their personal space was limited to house and yard, perhaps…
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Bee the Change
Grounded in a personal mission to paint 5,000 honeybees across the U.S., artist Matthew Willey has gone far beyond what he thought was attainable…
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Appalachian Mountain High
Some John Denver fans might not recognize a musician named Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr., although that was the name on Denver’s birth certificate. Likewise,…
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Freewheeling Bandits
If your festival isn’t branded with a cute, quirky animal, it probably doesn’t have a jacklope’s chance in the rainforest of succeeding. Brevard hosted…
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Just Like Home
He’s an acclaimed globetrotting figure in Irish music, known primarily for his guitar work and also as a singer, folklorist, and songwriter. But when…
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Career Turned on High
Growing up in Spartanburg, SC, Aaron Edwards got his first restaurant job at the original Fatz Café. Though he started as a dishwasher, 18-year-old…
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Typing the Next Chapter
If you ask Andrew Riddle, there’s no time like the present to restore and rejuvenate one of Hendersonville’s past architectural gems. In 2017, the…
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The Message in the Cookie
Jewish cultural festival starts in the kitchen Agudas Israel Synagogue’s Balabusta Bakers have been rolling out treats for months straight, filling freezers across Hendersonville….
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