For as long as they’ve stood, barns have been the silent, sturdy witnesses to history and hard work — along with a lot of life and love.
susan kelly
Forever Green
Make your wreath as fancy as you please, but remember: The enduring sign of holiday hospitality is a simple circle.
Music for a Sunday Morning
Durham’s Gospel Jubilators recall the golden age of gospel.
High Point Market Sees Century-Long Revolution
Furniture design is ever-changing. The same is true of the High Point Market, now in its second century of making history — and expansions.
The Perfect Sunday
At any age, in any household, the weekly gift of time is treasured.
7 Inches from a Shark at Greensboro Science Center
As if moray eels, mummified humans, and dinosaur skeletons aren’t wildly interesting already, things are about to get a lot wilder and more interesting at the state’s only inland aquarium, zoo, and museum.
The Lush Life: An Essay on Being a Yard Person
Observations, confessions, and mild bossiness from a resolute yard person.
Finding Writer’s Solitude at Weymouth Center
How writers find scene and setting in self-imposed solitude.
In Praise of the Pink Dogwood Flower
Dogwoods’ blushing blooms win the we-try-harder competition in the spring landscape.
