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 ...
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The remarkable honeybee
Nobody knows bees like Buddy Williams. The Landrum resident is a third-generation beekeeper who manages about sixty hives ...
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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 ...
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. ...
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 ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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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 ...
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Wolfe’s Angel
Alongside U.S. Highway 64, just west of Hendersonville, in the Oakdale Cemetery stands one of the great icons ...
Across the Mountains - Drew Hines
Suber’s Mill
Right smack in the middle of Greer’s industrial and urban growth stands one of the last vestiges of ...
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