In with a Gallop, out with a Chirp
The 10-day FEI World Equestrian Games came to Tryon late this summer trailing a year-long buildup of fanfare and featuring much of-the-moment drama, thanks…
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Reaching for the Sky (with the Help of the Wind)
Most 27-year-olds cannot say they take themselves flying thousands of feet into the air on a daily basis. But for Mark Huneycutt, it’s a…
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Counting on Transylvania
This Halloween, the inevitable finally happened: Count Von Count came to Transylvania County. At Halloweenfest 2018, Sesame Street in Communities and Transylvania County’s Get…
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Truck, Scissors, Legacy
Michael Cohen has a collection of client before-and-after photos that represent his views on hairstyling as an art form. In the past few months,…
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It’s All Relative
You may spend a lot of time dealing with the quirks of your relatives, but then there’s Relativity, which is full of quirks that…
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Pam Stone Just Wants to Horse Around
Award-winning stand-up comedian Pam Stone co-starred in the television series Coach. She’s a Landrum, SC-based book author who’s hosted a syndicated radio show and…
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Banner Day
At the Columbus Fourth of July parade in 2000, veteran George Scofield watched the colors go by and noticed that no one stopped, no…
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Go Lively or Go Home
You have to go bigger than creepy-clown tropes to scare the kids (and Halloween-loving adults) these days, although the rural NC Haunted Farm in…
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Tools of the Future
As a consumerist society, we have developed into a throwaway culture of staggering proportions, and Repair Café encourages a paradigm reversal through repairs. It…
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Fiber Fair Hops on a Trend
Among animals known for their fiber, alpaca and sheep come first to mind, as well as goat for its cashmere. All have distinctive proteins…
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