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Photographer: The Photobrief Wedding Coordinator: Rose Young, Imagine Moore Events Alyssa was sitting on the porch swing of a cabin in Boone, watching the sun set on the mountains, when Reuben [...]

An Authentic Master Born to be in the outdoors “Tom, I know there are people who have more money and more stuff than I do, but I don’t know anyone who’s had more fun.” — Edwin Clapp, dove hunting [...]

Strikes, Spares and a Baby Split Filling an open frame with something to cherish By Bill Fields A couple of months before my mother died, she had to be hospitalized because of an infection. At [...]

Thankful for Thanksgiving The holiday with staying power By Deborah Salomon Far as I can tell, of all the holidays Americans over-celebrate, Thanksgiving best retains its symbols and sanctities. [...]

Comrades in the Wilderness A solitary woman and a red fox By Stephen E. Smith Literary agents and acquisition editors who read early drafts of what would become Catherine Raven’s bestselling Fox [...]

James Boyd’s dream team of authors and actors By Bill Case It seemed unfathomable, but it was an unavoidable truth: By September 1940, freedom, democracy and civil liberties had become [...]

Thanksgiving in a Bowl The everything-but-the-kitchen-sink soup By Jan Leitschuh Who wouldn’t love to curl up around a steamy, creamy bowl of soup on a raw November day? I have a clever friend [...]

New delights for Sandhills taste buds By Jenna Biter   •   Photographs by John Gessner Agora Café 15 Chinquapin Road, Pinehurst Agora Café is the new Pinehurst bakery and eatery where Southern [...]

Reinventing a Classic He seeks to satisfy a stronger hunger, Grasshopper By Tony Cross When I first started bartending, I was 21 years old, and hadn’t a clue what I was doing. There was a huge [...]

Judson Theatre Company returns to BPAC stage By Jim Moriarty After being driven into a virtual existence by the worldwide pandemic, the Judson Theatre Company returns to the stage with live [...]