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Ann Gargiulo: Finding home at a slower pace
After 35 years in New York City, Ann Gargiulo felt ready for a calmer pace of life. She ... Read more
Author: Kiesa Kay - Page 7 | The Tryon Daily Bulletin
COLUMNIST -- FEATURE SPOT
Spirit walks softly in Adawehi Woods
Jackie Woods steps lightly along a forest path from Beneficial Foods to the Adawehi Healing Center. Her voice ... Read more
Community
Turnage earns honor in ROTC
Harrison Turnage of Tryon dreams of the day when he will lead soldiers. The high school freshman has ... Read more
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Edwards recalls caddy days
Golfing tradition has been handed down from one generation to the next in the Edwards family of Tryon, ... Read more
News
Pearson appointed interim DA
Doug Pearson was recently appointed interim District Attorney (DA) following former DA Jeff Hunt stepping down to accept ... Read more
Community
Gardenias and eggnog
When Joey Baer first saw his house in Tryon, he rushed to hug the gardenia bush. It was ... Read more
COLUMNIST -- FEATURE SPOT
Attwool shares handmade happiness
Kim Attwooll squirts water onto heavy paper and loads her brush with light lilac. She touches brush to ... Read more
News
Historic Tryon Country Club hosts Donald Ross Invitational
In 1914, Tryon author Emma Payne Erskine hired a daring young Scotsman named Donald Ross to design the ... Read more
News
Save the bees, honey
The white blooms blossomed on the rhododendron bush, and brilliant color flashed from the flame azaleas, but the ... Read more
COLUMNIST -- FEATURE SPOT
Cathy Smith Bowers: A poet’s progress
Editor’s note: The Bulletin asked Good Neighbors columnist Kiesa Kay to catch up with Bowers, the former NC ... Read more
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