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Perfect for Shopping, Dining, and Live Entertainment Tucked away in an underground cellar at 20 Church Street, just off Main Street in historic downtown Waynesville, is an unassuming retail wine and beer establishment known as the Classic Wineseller. For 18 years, founder and owner Richard Miller has been strategic inContinue Reading

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Sunday, March 1 POETRIO 3 p.m. Readings by poets Rick Mulkey (Ravenous: New & Selected Poems), Louise Runyon (The Clearing), and Susan Odell Underwood (Love and Other Hungers). Malaprop’s Bookstore, 55 Haywood Street, Asheville. Call (828) 254-6734, or visit www.malaprops.com. Tuesday, March 3 Gallery Opening New show celebrating the ceramicContinue Reading

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by James Cassara In late November of last year, when word began circulating that the Altamont Theater was closing down, it seemed an inevitable consequence of an already crowded club scene in Asheville. By my count there are nearly twenty venues located near downtown whose primary focus is on hostingContinue Reading

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Live Music Every Friday and Saturday at the Classic Wineseller Restaurant serves small plate and tapas starting at 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Live music at 7 p.m. 20 Church Street, Waynesville. Details (828) 452-6000, www.classicwineseller.com.Continue Reading

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review by Marcianne Miller Former Rapid River Magazine poetry columnist Ted Olson doesn’t skydive or find buried pirate treasure hidden on gorgeous beaches around the world. But he is, in my estimation, a man who has entirely too much fun in life. He’s a poet, which means that he feelsContinue Reading