by Brian Panowich | Columns, Scattered and Covered
The other day, my 15-year-old middle daughter Ivy asked me if she could take guitar lessons over the summer. She doesn’t ask for much, so I agreed. It warmed my heart a little understanding that her grandfather was a formidable guitar player. Her uncle is also a...
by Brian Panowich | Features
By Brian PanowichPhotos by Jane Kortright In 2001, four people equipped with only an idea, tenacity and a heaping amount of faith, decided to open a small school in downtown Augusta. But it would not be just any school. This would be a faith-based learning environment...
by Brian Panowich | Features
By Brian PanowichPhotos courtesy of Lenny Birt Lenny Birt began his love affair with the rapids as a fisherman. “I would go down to the shoals and fish, mainly for bass, and I would look around me and see this beautiful place that might be on people’s radar, but [it]...
by Brian Panowich | Features
By Brian PanowichPhotos courtesy of Vinworx What is more elegant or charming than the right glass of wine served to the right people at the right time? The perfect wine can help create that timeless moment, bringing you back to that moment every time you pour from a...
by Brian Panowich | Scattered and Covered
By Brian Panowich The independent bookstore. It evokes a certain kind of warm and comfortable feeling, does it not? Like a sunny day on Main Street, or in our case, on Broad Street. Or a hot cup of locally sourced coffee in an old school brown paper cup … maybe...
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