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Festival D’Avion Wing it all weekend at the Festival D’Avion at the Moore County Airport, 7425 Aviation Blvd., Carthage. The aircraft fly in all day on Friday, April 12, and depart between 4 and [...]

Life and Limb My cabins in the sky By Jim Dodson One of my secret pleasures is a mind-candy house program on Animal Planet called Treehouse Masters, in which an infectiously enthusiastic house [...]

The Sandhills Photography Club meets the second Monday of each month, at 7 p.m. in the theater of the Hannah Marie Bradshaw Activities Center of the O’Neal School at 3300 Airport Road in [...]

Mean Muggin’ Crafting the perfect party vessel By Tony Cross A few months back, I was asked by an online publication that caters to bar managers and owners to write a column discussing Tiki [...]

The annual migration of the back of the house By Bill Case   •   Photographs from the Tufts Archives After learning in 1895 that James Walker Tufts had concocted a grandiose scheme to build a [...]

Aunt Jean Letters, laps and Chinese food By Renee Phile I am . I live in a small, A-frame, wood-paneled house in the mountains of West Virginia. I skip outside the sliding glass door and run down [...]

With the Author Himself An internal dialog By Wiley Cash   •   Photograph by Mallory Cash Wiley Cash and I have known one another for almost 42 years, but I do not see him very often. Work as [...]

April Books FICTION At Briarwood School for Girls, by Michael Knight Lenore is a young student in the 1990s who finds herself pregnant as she navigates her junior year on the basketball team, in [...]

Getaway Or, how to start your own Vacation Club By Clyde Edgerton When my wife, Kristina, was told we could get four days and three nights in a Marriott hotel luxury suite with two bedrooms, two [...]

Eye of the Needles The USGA returns to a polished gem By Lee Pace The continued evolution of Donald Ross’ vintage Sandhills golf courses back to a more unkempt and rugged look over the last [...]