January/February 2019

January/February 2019

For our annual Images of Western North Carolina Photo Contest, amateur and professional photographers answered the call.
American Miso meshes global cultures and flavors from its base in Rutherfordton
Locals, especially, can confirm Western North Carolina holds a wealth of riches.
The elemental sculptures of Jeannine Marchand
Restoration and repairs await Guastavino’s work of art
The latest from throughout Western North Carolina
Red pandas take up residence at the WNC Nature Center
The history of women in Macon County is charted on a new path
Distance - 3 miles round-trip, Difficulty- easy
An aficionado shares the scoop on WNC’s ever-growing beer story
A record-breaking rally could help bring rail service back on track in Cherokee County
A local writer ruminates on her affection for the region
Meet the McKibbons, the energetic Asheville hoteliers with an even bigger love for philanthropy
Bourbon Barrel is an anchor for the growing revitalization of a once-busy commercial district that had fallen on quiet times
What to expect from WNC food in 2019
Master one of 2019’s biggest food trends with a vegan cooking class
Embrace international flavors at WNC’s great global markets
Two local organizations fight food waste in WNC
The scoop on WNC’s latest dining destinations
“There’s something about [glass] that’s so magical, intriguing, and mesmerizing.”
January/February 2019