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Sustainable Profits

Willie Drake has turned old timber into an $8 million enterprise.

February 17, 2010 by Suzanne Gannon in At Large

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Lenny Lyons Bruno

Coal Camp Memories

Lenny Lyons Bruno limns her hard early life through mixed-media quilts.

February 11, 2010 by Lisa Antonelli Bacon in Arts

Storybook Charm

Lexington’s Red Hen is a cozy and elegant restaurant where chef Tucker Yoder is committed to innovative yet approachable food.

January 18, 2010 by Christina Ball in Dine out

Brew Crew

Legend Brewing Company started as a one-man brewpub. Now it’s the state’s biggest independently owned craft brewer, and, at age 16, hitting its stride with broader distribution and a new product guaranteed to please Joe Six-Pack. Plus: Beer pairings.

January 12, 2010 by W. Matthew Shipman in Eat in

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Stewart Ferebee

A Shooting Party

The small, quick bobwhite has long been a favorite quarry for hunters. Private, conservation-minded preserves such as Blandfield Plantation in Essex County have become a redoubt for wild birds and the sporting folk who pursue them.

January 06, 2010 by Clarke C. Jones in Sporting

On the Road Again

For more than three decades, Theatre IV has put energetic actors in vans and sent them across the state, and across America, to wow schoolchildren with familiar tales, historical narratives and holiday specials—this year, more than 1,000 performances in 34 states.

January 06, 2010 by Caroline Kettlewell in Arts

Sugar Sweet, Mountain High

In Highland County, which boasts mountain vistas and pure maple syrup, practically everyone in the county takes part in the annual Maple Festival in March. You can try to visit and not eat a pancake or a donut—but you will fail.

February 18, 2010 by Deborah R. Huso in At Large

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