Of the Body, For the Body
Large-format works are curated in a visceral exhibit Large-format, emotionally courageous paintings from three artists comprise an exhibit, Indivisible, running through March 5 at…
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Moving History
New series of museum videos comprised 700 hours of work By: Margaret Butler Welcoming more than 2,000 visitors in the last six months, the Veterans…
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A New Look at Faulkner
Local artist sketches book for eminent biographer When Hendersonville artist Evelyn J. Mayton discovered her favorite Southern author, she could hardly have known that…
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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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Guitar Does Good
Picking up where they left off a few years back, Luthiers for a Cause have banded back together to build four high-end custom guitars,…
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A 121-Point Salute
Cribbage is all about community for WWII veteran and other local players Mryl Jean Hughes anticipates the question, and she answers it before it’s asked. …
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Wheat the North Carolina Way
Throughout modern history, warning signs of food instability have centered around the price of flour. Most recently, we’ve seen the price skyrocket due in…
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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 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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