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02/27/2025

"Speaking of gratitude — and something of a miracle — I’ve reached an age where watching sports of any sort feels like a colossal waste of time. I’d rather take a long walk with the dogs, read a new book or watch seasonal birds at the feeder." In this month's Simple Life, founding editor Jim Dodson contemplates "The Pleasures of Good Old Age."
Illustration by Gerry O.Neill.
https://ohenrymag.com/simple-life-142/

02/25/2025

"What happens when a house lover pines for the house next door?" asks contributing editor Cynthia Adams in this month's house feature? "Ultimately, something wonderful." This Market Street beauty has gone through a stunning, years-long renovation thanks to its next door neighbor-turned-owner, Larry Richards of Plants & Answers.
Read about it in "The House Next Door" with photos by freeman fotographics
https://ohenrymag.com/the-house-next-door/

02/21/2025

We are thrilled to welcome back New York Times-bestselling author on March 21 at . Grab your gals and grab your tickets for an intimate afternoon celebrating Patti’s forthcoming book, The Story She Left Behind, out on March 18. We’ll have delightful eats from and will be on hand with books or you can preorder with your ticket. Find tickets at ticketmetriad.com or through the “Author Series” tab on our website. It’s just a mo th away and tickets are going quickly! Thanks to our presenting sponsor and supporting sponsor

02/20/2025

"In a show of support for anything other than chocolate I once entered a cupcake contest sponsored by the Chapel Hill Historical Society. First prize, $100. I wanted to see if something, anything, could beat chocolate," writes Ruth Moose in this month's ending. How about you? Are you team chocolate? Or team other? What's your favorite cupcake flavor?
Illustration by Harry Blair
https://ohenrymag.com/o-henry-ending-99/

02/18/2025

“The Greensboro Four’s children are connected, their grandchildren are connected, and it will always be that way,” says Frank McCain Jr., president and CEO of the United Way of Greater Greensboro, in this month's cover story. Contributor Ross Howell Jr. chatted with descendants of the original A&T Four to learn about the life and legacy left behind. Read "Footsteps of the Fathers" in this month's O.Henry.
Photo by Mark Wagoner
https://ohenrymag.com/footsteps-of-the-fathers/

02/13/2025

Love is in the air at Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. And we're not talking about the butterflies-in-your-stomach romance that's over before it even began. No, we're talking about the kind of love that lasts decades. Fifty years for the Harrolds and 60 for the Greensteins, both couples ushers at the local performing arts center. Editor Bustamante sat down with both couples to crack the code and unlock the secrets to an everlasting marriage in this month's feature, "Ushering in Love."
Wedding photos courtesy of the couples; other photos by Mark Wagoner
https://ohenrymag.com/ushering-in-love/

02/11/2025

The Bellemeade parking deck has officially closed — demo day is around the corner for this corner, and not for the first time! Billy Ingram shares its doomed history in Wandering Billy, "The Belle of the Wrecking Ball."
https://ohenrymag.com/wandering-billy-98/

02/06/2025

"Why does no one in my books look like me?" It was a simple question posed to a white Chapel Hill elementary school teacher, Stella Gentry Sharpe, by her Black student that set the ball in motion for what would become one of the first books specifically published for Black children. Read about the book and its ties to Greensboro in this month's feature, "Why Does No One Look Like Me?" by Billy Ingram.

https://ohenrymag.com/why-does-no-one-look-like-me/

02/04/2025

Our February issue is making into hands across the area. Inside you’ll find a story of the A&T Four descendants, a historic children’s book, love at , a historic home revival on Market Street and so much more to honor the month of February! Cover photo by Mark Wagoner

01/30/2025

"When I was a child, Miss Piggy was my idol," writes editor Cassie Bustamante. In this month's Chaos Theory, she's "Going for Baroque — and finding the audacity to do it," thanks to inspiration from Dorothy Draper & Company, Inc., talented North Carolina author Joy Callaway and, of course, the famed Muppet. Read it here:
https://ohenrymag.com/chaos-theory-23/

01/28/2025

In this month's Simple Life, founding editor Jim Dodson reflects on the birth of his January "Island Baby" and the island community that welcomed her in a snowstorm.
Read it here: https://ohenrymag.com/simple-life-141/
Illustration by Gerry O'Neill.

01/23/2025

Chances are, if you've been in Greensboro long enough, something delicious cooked up by John Drees, aka Chef Soup, has passed through your lips. Whether it's been a farm-to-table meal from Southern Lights Bistro or a packaged soup you heated at home from his latest venture, one thing's for sure: His "Lovin' Spoonfuls" never disappoint. In this month's Life's Funny, contributing editor Maria Johnson dishes on the culinary journey. Find his soup at The Corner Farmers Market and read his story here: https://ohenrymag.com/lifes-funny-99/
Photo by Dharaj Emmanuel

01/21/2025

"But when the office has been locked up for the day and the two boys tucked into bed, visions of bold, patterned dresses dance in his head," writes editor Cassie Bustamante of local designer Matt Healy. His brand, Augustus Roark, features colorful clothing inspired by music and pop culture, especially from the 1980s and before. Read about "The Disheveled Prepster" here:
https://ohenrymag.com/the-disheveled-prepster/
Photography by Anna Peeples

01/16/2025

Clutch your pearls! In this month's ending titled "Badassery Baldashery," contributing editor Cynthia Adams considers new words being added to the dictionary — but never to her lexicon!
Read it here:https://ohenrymag.com/o-henry-ending-98/
Illustration by Harry Blair

01/14/2025

In this month's cover story, "Look to the Skies," Lynn Donovan Photography shares a small collection of her shots of the wondrous and majestic celestial blanket above us. "Sometimes, all you have to do is step into your own backyard, look up and focus," she says. See her photos and read her story here:
https://ohenrymag.com/look-to-the-skies/

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