In Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead, Howard Roark doesn’t just build with steel and stone—he builds a philosophy. One that challenges the very foundation of societal norms. Roark doesn’t conform. He doesn’t bend. He refuses to design buildings that imitate the past or [ read more...]
There’s nothing quite like witnessing an artist whose voice effortlessly fills a room, gripping the audience with each powerful note. Kristen Toole, accompanied by her exceptional band, Toole Shed, provided exactly that experience during a recent heartfelt performance of Chris Stapleton’s beloved [ read more...]
Today marked a milestone for Hendersonville and Western North Carolina as the first six‑mile segment of the Ecusta Trail officially opened with a festive ribbon‑cutting ceremony at the Hendersonville Welcome Center trailhead on Main Street. Hosted by Henderson County, the City of [ read more...]
Years ago, I read The Power of Now like most people do—hoping it would help me quiet the noise, calm the stress, maybe become just a little more “zen.” Back then, I was still trying to mentally dominate time itself.To outthink problems. [ read more...]
If you’re a small business owner in Hendersonville or anywhere in Western North Carolina, you’ve probably heard the term “SEO” tossed around. But there’s one behind-the-scenes SEO tactic that most business owners aren’t using—and it’s costing them visibility, traffic, and customers. It’s [ read more...]
Downtown Hendersonville’s annual “Chalk It Up!” turned Main Street into a sprawling open-air gallery on Saturday, July 12, 2025, showcasing chalk drawings from over 150 artists spanning preschoolers to seasoned professionals. The event, founded by Barbara Hughes of Narnia Studios, has been [ read more...]