In a move similar to Christopher Columbus, scientists recently discovered a new organ in the body. Despite the fact there were people standing on the beach waving to Columbus (they […]
Thermal Imaging is a very safe and effective diagnostic tool for mapping pain and inflammation in the body, quite literally visualizing your pain. Often used as a screening tool for […]
Neurologists and radiologists released a new approach to stroke diagnosis/treatment at a conference early this year. Dr. James Wright, Medical Director of Emergency Medicine at Transylvania Regional Hospital/Highlands-Cashiers Hospital says, “If […]
From the time construction began on the Zachary-Tolbert House in the 1840s until the time Thomas and Wendy Dowden purchased the house in the 1990s in order to give it […]
Ran Shaffner’s “Heart of the Blue Ridge” is a delightful read for history buffs, but, interestingly enough, 14 appendices also tell insightful stories in their own dossier kind of way. […]
The phrase “the merry month of May” has appeared in the title of a contemporary novel, a 17th-century poem, a film from the 1950s, the title of a regimental march, […]
Greetings to all my golf friends, I’m going to start this season by updating what is going on with my golf tours for 2019. As you all know I have […]
Sometimes, it’s the little things that catch our eye, as is the case with the Celandine Poppy. Also known as woods poppy, this plant’s real name is Stylophorum dipphyllum, which […]
We’re here. Peak Season. The rivers are stocked, the temperature is optimal, and, barring any wind, the fishing will be excellent in rain or shine. This is May. It’s one […]
The first time I hiked this trail, I didn’t like it. I thought that it was only a few miles round-trip and so didn’t bring any food, breaking one of […]
