The Heritage Handcrafted inventory currently includes chairs, benches, chandeliers, sinks, coffee tables and something called a “celebration box,” all of which appear as intriguing and appealing as you might imagine.

Hidden among Nashville’s honky-tonks and cowboy-boot tourist shops, one unassuming storefront at 316 Broadway is marked by a red and white sign, emblazoned with three iconic words: Hatch Show Print.

Asheville, North Carolina, painter Kreh Mellick’s keen eye for the constant and the moving was birthed out of long hours of studying an unlikely subject.

For most rising bands, the matter of continuing success is primarily a question of “Will people keep listening and coming to shows?” For Bombadil’s Daniel Michalak it was a concern of “Will I ever be able to play again?”

This summer, may we suggest a 444-mile scenic path, stretching from Nashville to Natchez, Mississippi, to do just that?

At the northern tip of Virginia, just east of the Chesapeake Bay, a group of islands is scattered across the Atlantic Ocean.

“Food is something we all share. We’ve got to get away from these shortcuts and the convenience factor and get back to buying food that is in season. It’s critical to do what’s best – not what’s easiest.”

On July 4th, the nation will join in concert to celebrate 237 years in the life of America. But more than fireworks, cookouts, baseball games or singing the national anthem, for many it’s the sight of the American flag that captures the spirit of Independence Day and the gratitude of a free people.

Using shed antlers for home décor is interesting, certainly. But using this ornamentation for something utilitarian? Resourceful.