Queen of Flat Rock
We all know Louise Howe Bailey, award winning historian and author, the Queen of Flat Rock, Henderson County’s own Dame of Dignity. What some…
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Business is Booming
Amid the semi-rural serenity just outside the Greer, SC town limits sits an innocuous garage, its white door primly secured, its brown cladding muted…
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Schnurrbarts & Curlicues
Men, we need to have a serious discussion. Ladies may read on, but we will be discussing a subject one presumes is repugnant to…
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How I Did It: Political Science
To hear Senator Tom Apodaca tell it, he’d never even thought about working in politics before deciding to run for senator one night over…
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Right On Cue
The game of pool has a certain image: rough-and-tumble guys leaning out of the darkness and onto a brightly lit table, peering through the…
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Camp Merry Times
Camp Ton-A-Wandah owners Billy and Judy Haynes know that not every youngster is able to participate in the age-old tradition of going off to…
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Tough Job: Silent Language
“I learned to sign before I learned to speak,” says Ann Condrey, Interpreter Education instructor at Blue Ridge Community College. “American Sign Language was…
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Culture Watch: Battle Station
Kringle’s Place in Fletcher isn’t the easiest spot to find. The small comic book shop is tucked away in one of those strip malls…
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Community Champions
Since moving to Hendersonville 25 years ago, Bill and Jana Humleker have continued a tradition of philanthropy that was practiced by their parents in…
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Tough Job: An Unwelcome Lift
“I was in there for only five minutes,” you lament. Helpless, you watch as your plea short-circuits any semblance of sympathy from the expressionless…
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