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Two for the Road For Jan and Steve Capps, every day was a pilgrim’s progress By Dana Sachs Last year, you two walked 200 miles of the famed pilgrim trail Camino de Santiago in Spain. That’s a [...]

Case Unclosed In her gripping new documentary, filmmaker Jacqueline Olive explores a young man’s mysterious death and terrorism in our own backyards By Dana Sachs Jacqueline Olive: Filmmaker Your [...]

Seeing the Forest How urban forester Aaron Reese views preserving Wilmington’s legacy of trees By Dana Sachs Aaron Reese: Forestry Management Supervisor, City of Wilmington What’s the goal of [...]

Strings Attached Adrian Varnam of Ronald Sachs Violins wants to place the perfect instrument in your hands By Dana Sachs Adrian Varnam How long have you been in Wilmington? I was born and raised [...]

The Art of Learning to Learn Striving to achieve in New Hanover County Schools Jessica Eliot Job: New Hanover High School teacher and co-founder of STAE — Striving to Achieve Excellence — a [...]

Heard Not Seen The life and work of a gifted interpreter By Dana Sachs Soontaree Davidson Job: Freelance interpreter and translator First moved to Wilmington: 2008 Favorite spot: The access to [...]

Food for the Soul After Florence, the power to heal began with neighbors helping neighbors, a warm meal, a caring touch By Dana Sachs “I’m not used to being the one getting help,” said the woman [...]

Matters of Taste Sommelier Shawn Underwood comes clean Shawn Underwood Job: Sommelier and wholesale wine distributor for Country Vintner First moved to Wilmington: 1989. “I’ve seen a lot of [...]

A new YMCA can mean a fresh beginning for everyone By Dana Sachs Aileen Sutton Job: Healthy Living Director at the Express Y of the YMCA of Southeastern North Carolina First moved to Wilmington: [...]

Especially at the Wilmington libraries By Dana Sachs Harry Tuchmayer Job: Director, New Hanover County Libraries First moved to Wilmington: 1981 Favorite spots: With his wife: Le Catalan on the [...]