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Gifts & Dec • 3rd August 2018

A Fairytale in Floral

The story of Laura Ashley is something of a fairytale, even when looking beyond its enchanting, enduring floral designs. Inspired by a handiworks exhibit at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Laura and Bernard Ashley started the global fashion ...
Catholic News Herald • 1st August 2018

Religious sisters in Mocksville live out the charism of their Belmont-based order

Wherever two or more Sisters of Mercy are gathered in His name, impressive and wondrous things tend to happen. Hospitals and schools open. Think Mercy Hospital and its former nursing school in Charlotte, Sacred Heart College in Belmont and parochial ...
O.Henry magazine • 1st December 2016

Room At The Inn

There’s something extraordinary happening in Greensboro’s Historic Aycock Neighborhood, where Queen Annes, Tudor Revivals, Dutch Colonials, and Arts-and-Crafts–style bungalows stately sit along tree-lined drives. On Park Avenue in particular, you’ll find a lot of activity, both visible and invisible, at ...
Catholic News Herald • 20th January 2018

President honors Greensboro Catholic charity

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A week ago, Marianne Donadio had no idea she’d be visiting the White House Rose Garden during the 45th Annual March for Life, much less be honored on national TV by the president himself. “It’s something you ...
Catholic News Herald • 1st March 2018

Special academic programs at OLG embody the universality, love in Catholic education

GREENSBORO — The Quest and PACE programs at Our Lady of Grace School in Greensboro have been a godsend, quite literally, for Triad families with children who have learning differences. The Oakleys are one such family. Danny Oakley and Stacy ...
Catholic News Herald • 28th September 2017

Parishioners restore Greenboro’s oldest Catholic church to its original splendor

True beauty stirs the heart. Just ask Bill McCutcheon about the first time he beheld the restoration of his beloved St. Benedict Church. Upon entering the quaint yet ethereal 19th-century church in downtown Greensboro, he could hardly believe his eyes.
O.Henry magazine • 1st August 2016

All the Pretty Horses

It’s hard to deny the magical aura of carousels. Their sheer beauty and craftsmanship harken back to times long gone, bestowing upon them an other-worldly aspect. And who doesn’t remember the Disney film version of Mary Poppins, where Mary’s, Bert’s ...
O.Henry magazine • 1st February 2017

Doughnut Central

The second coming of Dunkin’ Donuts to the South was well-timed in my little corner of Greensboro. The year was 2008, and less than a mile from my office — where I was working on United Airlines’ inflight magazine with ...
Catholic News Herald • 6th September 2017

A blessing for Our Lady of Grace Church

Smiles beamed on the faces of everyone gathered at Our Lady of Grace Church Sept. 2 when Bishop Peter Jugis installed Father Paul Buchanan as the Greensboro parish’s 14th pastor. Already loved by parishioners for his service as their parochial ...
O.Henry magazine • 1st September 2016

The Happy House in the Woods

A quiltist and master gardener custom-create their ideal home in the lively woods of Summerfield.
O.Henry magazine • 1st October 2016

Come Out and Play

Sandy Brim's store has a way of wowing its customers. Literally. Brim gets a kick out of seeing customers walk in, mouths agape. Handmade stone and silver jewelry, an antique parlor table, vintage dresses, local pottery and photography, playbills from ...
O.Henry magazine • 1st May 2016

Gate City Renaissance Man

One might say hotels are in Bradshaw Orrell’s blood. You see, the “outgoing and witty” Greensboro native has spent a lifetime romancing them in one way or another, and it all started when his grandparents met at a Greensboro club ...
O.Henry magazine • 1st November 2016

How Their Garden Grows

With faith, hope, love and hundreds of Out of the Garden Project volunteers all in a (proverbial) row, Don and Kristy Milholin feed the hungry.
O.Henry magazine • 1st November 2016

Sustainably Happy

Whitsett’s Peacehaven Farm lives up to its name for adults with disabilities and for their families.
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