September PineStraw

How a unique hobby helped restore a historic course By Bill Case In 2009, Bob Dedman Jr. and Don Padgett II, the gentlemen in charge at the Pinehurst resort, decided to dramatically overhaul [...]

September By Ashley Wahl September is deliciously subtle. Like a sly smile in a moment of silent recognition. The last wave of swallowtails graces the garden. Dinner plate dahlias resemble [...]

A new exhibit welcomes a modernist master By Jim Moriarty Beginning on the 10th of September the Reynolda House Museum of American Art will be throwing a welcoming party for a particularly [...]

The Other White House Retirement leaps out of the rocking chair, into the barn By Deborah Salomon   •   Photographs by John Gessner Their go-to color is a non-color, white. For Elizabeth “Boo” [...]

Skipping Walking my heart (good boy!) after lunch, suddenly my bored step hitches, stutters, propels me firmly up and forward, and look, I’m skipping, I’m skipping, I’m skipping like I haven’t in [...]

Mistletoe Farm — a sanctuary for creatures great and small By Claudia Watson Photographs by Laura Gingerich A dreamy fog lifts from the pond below, softening the profiles of the distant trees as [...]