Art Means Business
“So, will it be wine or coffee?” asks my host as we tour his home, an art gallery decorated with...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Sep 17, 2012 | Culture, Features, Wine & Food
“So, will it be wine or coffee?” asks my host as we tour his home, an art gallery decorated with...
Read MorePosted by Dawn Renaud | Sep 17, 2012 | Community
At the end of a gorgeous summer afternoon I pass through the entrance to Heaven’s Gate. Guided by a couple of smiling volunteers I squeeze into the winery’s jam-packed parking lot, then make my way to the patio where I spot a tiny dynamo…
Read MorePosted by Patti Shales Lefkos | Sep 17, 2012 | Features
Ready for trouble The noon break draws to a close on a sunny February day at Clarence Fulton...
Read MorePosted by Gillianne Richards | Sep 17, 2012 | Culture
Thick dark blood is about to drip into my eye. I’m in the back yard of a little house near Knox...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Sep 17, 2012 | Paul's Voice
It was 1967. A culprit had made off with a piece of cake and Mom and Dad were on the case. Deliciously, I anticipated and welcomed the trial as we assembled in the kitchen because innocence was mine. My eight-year-old eyes sneered…
Read MoreDané le Roux sits in bed and for a moment the then 12-year-old thinks before she picks up her ballpoint pen and notebook. After filling three pages of whatever comes to mind, she hands the notebook to her mirror image sister. Julie scans through the words. “Well, this is good…”
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