Remembering Marion She never missed a beat. And I sure miss her By Billy Eye Sweet is the memory of distant friends! Like the mellow rays of the departing sun, it falls tenderly, yet [...]
Between Worlds What’s in an entry hall? See for yourself By Cynthia Adams Consider the entry hall. Really. The entry hall actually is a pretty big deal. Two hundred years ago, nobody would [...]
The Happy Hour On the balcony, overlooking the water’s edge, hope and friendship grow By Cynthia Adams On recent coastal trips, we’ve noticed a complete turnover of residents in our [...]
By Ashley Wahl January cold guides us inward. You find yourself studying your hands, quietly tracing the lines of your palms when, suddenly, there is movement in the periphery. A flash — and then [...]
How one Greensboro couple went room to room with interior improvements By Maria Johnson • Photographs by Joey Seawell Recent retirees Marnie and Jim Fenley wanted a designer’s help [...]
While researching her own family narrative, author Shonda Buchanan uncovers pieces of a story that belong to all of us By Virginia Holman • Photograph by Nathalie Gordon “Where do you [...]
A photographer’s journey through cameras Story & Photographs by Mark Wagoner Photographer Mark Wagoner’s origin story is one of seduction. In the early 1960s, when Mark was 4 or 5 [...]
Three local artists share their radiant visions of hope for the New Year By Ashley Wahl • Photographs by Bert VanderVeen Our thoughts create our reality. Mystics and writers have [...]
What It Was about that First Marriage The floors were fine. Gorgeous, in fact. Blond as sunshine, clean, polished, alive with the kind of promise we had dreamed. But oh those two mismatched [...]
