Circle Unbroken ties mountain life to local history
Henderson County author Gayle Hamilton Stepp recalls mountain roots shaping her fiction The Circle Unbroken: Stories remembered adapted and enhanced draws on family stories and regional history Her town Hamblin mirrors a small Mississippi River region as work and world events evolve The manuscript began in 2010 and finished in two weeks with edits and design by family friends The book is available on Amazon.
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West Henderson senior Jack Andrus plans trade path
Spring 2019 item features Jack Andrus, a West Henderson High junior, considering Blue Ridge Community College and an electrician career. He wears a navy blazer, Berle grey trousers, wrinkle free shirt from Joseph Laughter Private Label, silk tie, linen handkerchief by R Hanauer, and black Sandro Moscoloni shoes for a memorial service outing. His family includes Chad and Sherrie Andrus and grandmother Barbara Simpson of Simpson's Septic and Plumbing.
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Blue Ridge Community College
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Joseph Laughter Private Label
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