Spot Be Nimble, Spot Be Quick
The WNC Agriculture Center is going to the dogs May 27-29 as more than 400 purebred canines from throughout the Southeast will compete as…
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Julie Gordon’s Garden to Go
If you happen to be driving through Hendersonville and notice an emerald-green, two-seater, convertible 1993 Honda Del Sol, you could only be looking at…
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Helping Hands
Upon walking through the front door of the Hendersonville Rescue Mission on Maple Street, you’ll notice a plaque to the immediate right. It explains…
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Good Fortune
Maybe fortune cookies are pretty good prognosticators after all. One Chinese treat that North Henderson High School teacher Pam Schlueter cracked open revealed “a…
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Wings of Support
The dream of flying is as old as dreaming itself, and as young as any number of youngsters watching a kite flutter against a…
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Bowling on a Country Lane
Justin Hunter is on a mission to spread Irish Road Bowling to the masses. More than 14 years ago, while living in West Virginia,…
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Brave Patchwork
Dawn Kucera has seen the pain that military families experience when a loved one dies while serving their country. Kucera and volunteers like her…
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Putting His Scissors Away
For 45 years, Carroll Helms has been the man to go to for a haircut, a close shave and a tall tale or two….
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Rage in a Cage
Standing at 5 feet 10 inches tall, Asheville’s Johnny “Buck Nasty” Buck may not be the biggest mixed martial arts fighter, but that does…
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Cast in Bronze
When the new North Carolina Veterans Park opens July 4, 2011, in Fayetteville, Henderson County veteran Rufus “Pooch” Pace will be permanently honored there….
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