The Giving Tree The arms of an old magnolia take a young reader to new heights By Maria Johnson When a fellow book lover like Renee Lewis invites you up to see her favorite reading spot, you go. [...]
Pop-Tarts for Turfnauts The Space Age breakfast pastry continues to orbit By Cynthia Adams Jerry Seinfeld is making a movie about Pop-Tarts. What took him so long? Since they first hit grocery [...]
Nighthawks But not the Edward Hopper kind By Susan Campbell The common nighthawk is neither “common” nor a “hawk.” Found in the Sandhills and Piedmont of North Carolina, these large birds feed [...]
Wednesday Afternoon Book Club One of Greensboro’s oldest book clubs is still going strong today The year 1897 was a pretty big year in America. Thomas Edison perfected his kinetograph camera, [...]
Follow your nose to Red Feather Ranch By Cynthia Adams • Photographs by Amy Freeman “Sweat is nearly as wonderful as the smell of lavender,” claims Dianne Reganess, who presides over Red [...]
Fiction by Lee Smith • Illustrations by Matthew Shipley The house I grew up in was one of a row of houses strung along a narrow river bottom like a string of beads. We were not allowed to [...]
William Faulkner invented Yoknapatawpha County as a place for his imagination to live, and every Southern writer knew where it was, even if it wasn’t on any map. Ernest Hemingway loaded his [...]
Into Being Painter Herb Jackson creates meticulous, vibrant abstracts By Liza Roberts “I don’t want you to know how I work unless I tell you, because I want it to seem spontaneous,” says Herb [...]
A watery excursion, a strawberry moon and a seed of growth By Maria Johnson • Photographs by Jo Proia If we’re lucky, we’ll get to see a strawberry moon tonight. “Does anybody know why it’s [...]
