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The Fearrington House Restaurant is a fine dinning restaurant located in Pittsboro. Previously the center of a dairy farm, the property was purchased by Jenny Fitch and husband R.B., a Chapel Hill developer forty years ago. A noted culinary expert, Edna Lewis was brought in as the establishment's first chef. "The Fearrington House Cookbook" has been a staple Christmas gift choice for the past thirty five years.
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43629
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"Jun is an ancient beverage shrouded in mystery. Made by fermenting honey and tea, its origin is uncertain. But today, a group of women near Asheville are writing their own chapter in its history." Shanti Volpe, owner of Shanti Elixirs began selling jun in farmers markets in 2017.
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43791
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"A children's author and her family transformed a former livery stable in Buncombe County into a literary haven that expands the imaginations of new bookworms." Cole and Susanne Blumer are the proprietors of Sasafras on Sutton, a bookstore in Black Mountain.
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44016
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Known at the "High Priestess of Soul", Simone, originally from Tryon graduated from the Allen School for Girls in Asheville. She enjoyed a prolific career as a celebrated jazz musician and civil rights activist. In 2017, her childhood home in Tryon was purchased by a group of New York Black artists for restoration.
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44137
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This article is about dark skies and stargazing. A group of stargazers known as the Crystal Coast stargazers gather in celebration of Cape Lookout National Seashore’s International Dark Sky Park certificate. The author also addresses how people used the stars as navigational tools and interviews a few people about their experiences and how they came to Dark-Sky certify Cape Lookout.
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