Category: Stories
Echoes Books Reprinted With Help From Local Students
by Nancy T. Duncan, Co-Chair Collections Committee Travelers Rest Historical Society During the last few weeks, the Travelers Rest Historical Society has had the pleasure of working with some delightful young
Future Medical Students at Travelers Rest High School
by Connor Johnston Connor is a junior at Travelers Rest High School and is involved in many activities, including track and cross country and the Future Medical Students at TRHS. We’re
Winter Wanders: Winter Skies
I am standing in the cold, sharp air, but I only feel it in each breath I take in because I am bundled up from head to toe in layers
Alex is in France: Dijon, That Is!
We’re still following Alex around France. Today he’s sharing about the region where he is living and learning – Dijon! (Yes! Like the mustard!) ___________________ by Alex Lopez
Hello Ace, Your Community Roots Are Showing (Now Open!)
The building is new. (As in, brand spanking new – I watched the three tall red letters get aligned correctly and mounted on the store’s front this week.) The company
The Apples Are Calling
It’s hard to know which is better – apple pie or an apple donut? Mountain view or orchard view? Apple slush or apple cider? Guess what? We’re not asking you
Wild TR: The Connectors
The late summer air is so thick with humidity you could stick a butter knife in it. Clouds spend the day gathering up the moisture like farmers, only to dump
Volunteers Needed: Meals on Wheels
Doing nothing for others is the undoing of ourselves. ― Horace Mann Volunteering to help others changes us. It shapes us and it grows us. Because we all know, if
Core 450: Getting It Right, Right From the Start
Spacious dining room. Open kitchen. Gleaming red meat slicer imported from Italy. Floor to ceiling windows showing off the rolling hills of the golf course. Core 450 is
Wild TR: Farms & Cow Pastures Count Too
When I think of TR’s wild spaces I think of forest coves, cold mountain streams, and cow pastures. That’s right, cow pastures. I live near one of
Looking at Something: Rodeo Musings
I took my daughter to her first bullriding down 288 toward Pumpkintown at the end of last month. As soon as we turned off the high shouldered road, a familiar
Rachel Lewis – Travelers Rest Local Going for Gold
You might recognize local celebrity, Rachel Lewis, from her extensive involvement in Special Olympics, her work with law enforcement and politicians, or maybe just by her vibrant red hair. She’s