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Aug 2013
Forager Alan Muskat leads a group into the woods to harvest the ingredients of a wild dinner
Apr 2013
This Polk County town’s image is forever tied to the steep railroad grade that once brought passengers to downtown, but more recently its outdoor persona is on the rise.
Apr 2013
Harboring troves of curiosities, such as dwarfed turtles and carnivorous plants, bogs are among the most imperiled habitats in the mountains. Today, conservationists are bringing these fascinating and rare ecosystems back from the brink in hopes of creating the first national wildlife refuge in Western North Carolina.
Jul 2012
The owners of the Inn at Little Pond Farm welcome guests for an instructive culinary fête
Jun 2012
Devastating fires played a role in creating the natural playground known as Graveyard Fields
Apr 2012
Reba Brinkman shows a guy with no gun skills the path to inner peace through clay shooting
Apr 2011
The 150th anniversary of North Carolina’s entry into the Civil War sparks reminders of our region’s conflicted role in the fight
Feb 2011
With the demise of chestnut trees, so went the reign of bark architecture in the mountains. Today, Chris and Marty McCurry are leading a revival of the historic style. Using poplar bark and sustainable practices, they’re ensuring a lasting connect between
home and nature
Oct 2010
Winter Green proves you don’t need to say goodbye to local produce at the first frost
Sep 2010
Meet six people who translate panache into acts of community and enduring pillars of design
Aug 2010
A husband and wife team are planting the seeds of a movement to feed the hungry
Jul 2010
Tryon’s early-1900s artist enclave claims its rightful place in history
May 2010
Tupelo Honey Café’s chef prepares a sweet spread with a bounty
of blueberries picked in his backyard