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Excitement for dear friends abounds

Excitement for dear friends abounds

We are extremely proud of our friend, Henry Linder! Congratulations are in order to this 93-year-old who now has friends throughout the entire country. This ... Read more

Showers don’t stop spirit of Saluda

“The new grass rising in the hills, the cows loitering in the morning chill, a dozen or more old browns hidden in the shadows of ... Read more

Dandelions once were staple foodstuffs for people

Before dandelions became the scourge of well-manicured lawns and picture-perfect, equestrian pastures, the rugged, colorful and masterful plants were staple foodstuffs of our ancestors. Some ... Read more

Attwool shares handmade happiness

Attwool shares handmade happiness

Kim Attwooll squirts water onto heavy paper and loads her brush with light lilac. She touches brush to paper, and the pigment blooms to wherever ... Read more

Slow Food: Bringing together the best of our region

This past, Sunday was Slow Food Foothills second annual spring fundraiser at Overmountain Winery and Vineyard in Green Creek. A real sense of family and ... Read more

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Publisher's Notebook

State officials on notice

Did you know that state legislators and a handful of government agents want to take public notice advertisements out of newspapers and publish them on ... Read more

Spring events abound

It’s spring in our beautiful foothills and our community calendar is bursting with great things to do. Saturday’s line up includes: The ninth annual PACWalk ... Read more

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