A Magazine covering Western North Carolina and the Asheville NC Art Scene
Condos are amazing. Not only do they offer excellent amenities such as swimming pools, but they are also very secure. Depending on your budget, a condo can also provide a…
Barter Theatre’s second year at the Moonlite Drive In Theatre is well underway. The scrappy idea from the veteran theatre company, that began as a response to the 2020 pandemic shutdowns, has evolved into a unique experience all of its own that appeals to the theatre’s established audience and new viewers alike.
In most cases, the improper management and disposal of different types of wastes can cause a variety of health issues to humans. These can include skin irritation, respiratory problems, and other illnesses. For example, wastes that release dioxins and other toxins are dangerous, especially when they’re diffused into the air people breathe. Moreover, toxic chemicals from waste leaking into bodies and streams of water can also be harmful to people who consume that water on a regular basis.
Whether you’re organizing a small meeting or a large conference, event planning isn’t an easy task, as you may think. Every event, no matter how simple or complex you want…
Dining Out For Life looks a little different this year. But you can still support local restaurants AND support WNCAP during the COVID-19 crisis. Dine IN For Life on Thursday,…
Saturday, April 17, 6-9 pm at Flood Gallery “Do You Know Me — Maybe all we can see is the shadow of what may be” is an exhibition of monoprints, photography, sculpture,…
As COVID-19 drastically altered life as we knew it, frontman Joe Hertler recalls the night in February 2020 when the band had to cancel their tour, and immediately rented a van to head home, embracing uncertainty and change like never before.
Modern medicine has come a long way in recent years, and it’s extraordinary to see some of the breakthroughs that have been made, with new vaccines for emerging viruses developed…
Blanchett is a fan of Hough’s writing, commenting: “Lauren’s perspective on the world at large is so startling that one can’t unsee, unhear or unread it. Her writing is a bugle call for the human spirit. Much like the woman herself. My conversations with Lauren over the last several years have been honest, raw and sidesplittingly funny, and I treasure her friendship and her penship beyond measure. It’s been a journey, indeed, from first reading her tweets and articles through to ingesting the galleys for Leaving Isn’t the Hardest Thing. But speaking her words aloud was perhaps the greatest revelation of all. I well understood Lauren’s hypnotic power as a storyteller, but in speaking her words, I truly understood the rhythmic heartbeat alive in every phrase. Aching to connect. Aching to be heard.”
