Issues

October 2019

This Month’s Issue:

What does it mean to be a leader? Oftentimes it doesn’t take much for someone to make a difference — just a little extra time helping others. But some devote their lives to making a difference in their communities and beyond. In this issue you’ll meet leaders, some seasoned, some up-and-coming, and learn how they’re working to make rural North Carolina the best it can be.

—Scott Gates, editor

Carolina Kitchen

State Fair “Stoup”

Country Ham Lollipups

Mushroom Avocado Toast

Roasted Mushroom Wheat Berry Salad

Cinnamon Candy Apple Nut Brittle

Pilgrim Pies

Carolina Living

Carolina Living

Bring Nature’s Benefits Indoors

Earthy home decorating ideas to lower stress levels

Carolina Living

Mighty Mushrooms Make Sustainable Eating Easy

Plus Roasted Mushroom Wheat Berry Salad and Mushroom Avocado Toast

Carolina Living

6 Play Activities to Improve Your Child’s Behavior

Your Power

Your Power

Checking What’s Under the Hood

Clarification on a DC/DC Converter

Your Power

App Connects Visitors with NC Farms

Your Power

Stay Cyber Safe in Public Areas

Your Power

Co-op Lineworkers Continue to Hone Skills at Nash Community College

More from this issue

Up Front (Viewpoints)

Celebrating Rural Leadership

Today’s rural leaders are ushering in a new era of innovation and growth

Energy Sense

The Low-Down on Heat Pumps

Energy efficient options for a range of applications

Carolina People

The Music Maker

Jerry Read Smith’s hammered dulcimers are nationally renowned

Carolina Gardens

Nurture Clippings Through the Winter

Plus Garden To-Do’s for October

I Remember

Molasses-Making Mother

I Remember

Prayerful Polio Recovery

Rural Leaders

Empowering Local Businesses

Rural Leaders

Hope through Healthcare

Rural Leaders

Bridging Small Town Cultural Divides

Rural Leaders

Making a Difference on Dream Avenue

Energy

Seasons are changing — time for a tune up!

A well-maintained heating system can reduce your energy bill

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