Carole Currie
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Carole Currie: Asheville's Troop 8 celebrates 100th anniversary
Boy Scout Troop 8 of Asheville celebrates its centennial at Camp Daniel Boone in Canton. → Read More
Carole Currie: 'Go to ride' and other quintessentially Southern expressions
We Southerners always seem fascinated by the way we talk, and we do have some words and sayings that are not common in other parts of the country. → Read More
Taste of Heaven ‘s favorite sandwich is meat loaf
The top-selling sandwich at the Taste of Heaven food booth at the Art + Craft Fair in Asheville's Biltmore Village is the meatloaf. Here's the recipe → Read More
Carole Currie: Sorrow for the decline of so many small towns
Carole Currie writes that the old way of life in these small towns will be but a memory. → Read More
Carole Currie visits Gnelle at Rite Aid lunch counter one last time
The amazing thing is that Gnelle has been serving up lunch counter customers for 50 years. → Read More
Carole Currie: Resolutions? Bah. Advice for keeping it 'easy'
A friend suggested I could drop a lot of stress if I would just “Do Easy.” → Read More
Carole Currie: 'Popular' can’t hold a candle to 'likable'
It is likability we should actually care about, a writer says. It is likability that is most important to us for the rest of our lives. → Read More
Still a Rose to behold: Catching up with Andie MacDowell
Known to her friends as Rose, she is happily settled outside Los Angeles, working and cherishing every moment she gets to spend with her children. → Read More
Carole Currie: At 78, she goes back to school, year after year
Ann Sizemore, 78, shows up every day at Estes Elementary in Arden as a volunteer who works with children in and reads stories to them. → Read More
Carole Currie: Family reunions fall on hard times
Traditional family reunions have dwindled. Younger members find it is too difficult and expensive to travel and to others it just isn’t a priority. → Read More
Taste of Heaven carries on without Nancy Marlowe
The food booth at the Village Art & Craft Fair, Aug. 5-6, will have baked goods & more, but it will be the first year without the late Nancy Marlowe. → Read More
Carole Currie: Little girls will wear what they will
Almost overnight, girls develops their own style and want to wear WHAT THEY WANT! There is no fighting it unless the outfit is outrageous. → Read More
Carole Currie: Birds in the tractor, girls in the pond
Columnist Carole Currie reveals how it takes a whole lotta work to get ready for a weekend of summer fun. But it's worth it. → Read More
Program boosts Appalachian girls' education in Madison
“The concept was built on this idea of empowering girls...focusing on the middle grade(s)" → Read More
Carole Currie: March can be the cruelest month
When the blizzard of March 1993 struck, we couldn’t get home for about three days. → Read More
Carole Currie: What can you say in an emoji?
They are shortcuts and can add a dash of emotion, but do they dumb down language? → Read More
Bar and bat mitzvahs: Hard work, pride show for young Jews
For Jewish young people, preparing for a bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah celebration is a big deal and a lot of study and work. → Read More
Carole Currie: Community gathers at Rite Aid for lunch
In North Asheville, community gathers at the Rite Aid Pharmacy lunch counter on Merrimon. → Read More
Carole Currie: Remembering college and a roommate
As soon as I saw the letter in the mail I knew it was bad news. → Read More
'They don't teach cursive' & other complaints
If you are of a certain age and socializing, some topics you can count on coming up. → Read More