Higher Expectations
New gallery steps up for the Boys & Girls Club By: Margaret Butler When Julie and Phil Wilmot moved to Hendersonville three-and-a-half years ago,…
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Happy to be Blue
The worldwide research behind a “Plant Slant” cooking class Brevard’s recent commitment to the internationally branded Blue Zones Project has tasked the town with…
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Building a Bigger Ukulele
Workshop tests the range for aspiring luthiers In March, Michael Burger, who’s been a certified luthier for seven years, will teach an intensive 10-day…
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The Reverie and the Reality Check
Organic Growers School hosts workshop for budding farmers Farming isn’t dirt cheap. Nicole DelCogliano, owner of Green Toe Ground Farm in Burnsville, knows this…
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Fashion Meets Fortitude
Overcoming venue changes and a two-years-and-counting pandemic, among other hurdles, the inaugural Hendersonville Fashion show finally debuted Dec. 15, featuring local models, designs by…
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Linus Was Right
Local “blanketeers” contribute piles of security to children’s nonprofit With winter settling in, what could be more comforting than a warm blanket? For the…
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Bright Lights, Big City, Big Score
Fletcher’s vibrant multi-vendor market Garage on 25 recently celebrated five years in business, bringing in a new crop of local makers among whom fashionable,…
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It’s Never Too Late for Lavender
“Where have all the flowers gone?” was a fair assessment to be made last month, with hordes of tourists at Craggy Gardens seen grumbling…
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One on One with the Weatherman
Inside the difficulty of mountain forecasting By Jarrett Van Meter Toward the end of May, Western North Carolina saw near-record-low temperatures. But by mid…
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All the Feelers
If Matt Willey looks happy, it’s probably because, after more than a year of delays — most of them pandemic related — he finally…
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