Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
Bloody Bill and his band of renegades
Recently, our country observed the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution. Of course, the focus ... Read more
Author: Drew Hines | The Tryon Daily Bulletin
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
How Lava soap saved the day
Most children of the fifties and sixties have a Lava soap story. You remember Lava soap. It’s the ... Read more
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
The remarkable honeybee
Nobody knows bees like Buddy Williams. The Landrum resident is a third-generation beekeeper who manages about sixty hives ... Read more
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The prophet of Holly Springs
My good friend, Dr. Tim Clark who was, for nearly thirty years, pastor of Holly Springs Baptist Church ... Read more
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
Before us
I was hoeing my garden early one spring when a snow-white glint in the soil caught my eye. ... Read more
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
The ever-handy almanac
Since America’s infancy, farmers and gardeners have depended on farmer’s almanacs to give them information they believed was ... Read more
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
Aunt Tiny and the revenuer
I can’t vouch for the veracity of this tale, but I’ll tell it exactly as I heard it ... Read more
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
How the Liberty Church got its name
Liberty Methodist Church stands alongside a once much-traveled road. Unfortunately, the story has been clouded and virtually lost ... Read more
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Gone but not forgotten
Who was forever banished from Greenville County, barely escaping with his life, yet still has a prominent local ... Read more
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
Wolfe’s Angel
Alongside U.S. Highway 64, just west of Hendersonville, in the Oakdale Cemetery stands one of the great icons ... Read more
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