by Hannah Epperson | Oct 29, 2022 | Timeline Stories
Glory Hancock and wounded soldiers As it happened, Madelon was home on leave April 6, 1917, the day the US entered the Great War. She wondered about the reaction of her fellow nurses in the field hospital just behind the front lines in Belgium. Elation, perhaps, at...
by John Senechal | Oct 26, 2022 | Timeline Stories
After this picture was taken, the rest of the railroad bridge fell into the flood waters. “I don’t know what to do.” Martha said to Jan. “Well, you have to go back. That much you know already. Doesn’t a lot depend on how Randall reacts?” Jan’s eyebrows were lowered...
by John Senechal | Oct 11, 2022 | Timeline Stories
The Evolution From Historic Boarding House to Affordable Housing KEVIN SPARGO PHOTOS In 2001, I took on a rehab project that featured energy retrofits, historic restoration, and affordable housing. At the time, the building at 100 Biltmore Ave. was falling apart and...
by John Senechal | Oct 7, 2022 | Timeline Stories
When I opened the front door, the stench knocked me back outside. It was like the time a raccoon died in the crawl space under my house. I called inside for my father, but the house was too quiet. I had planned this trip from Vermont to Asheville to visit my...
by Catherine Arne | Oct 1, 2022 | Timeline Stories
There is something harsh and cruel about a clockIt isn’t just the clock itself,So steady, inexorable—It’s time itself; so slow, yet quick,Ticking our lives away with its measured strokeTick-tock, tick-tock. ~Helen Clevenger July 16, 1936 1:06 a.m. – Taxi driver Casey...
