04/13/2020
I can't wait to start sharing the stories of so many seniors that are missing out on so many memories right now. My first honoree is Leah Darby! I have had the honor of working with her in the past and coaching her little sister. She's an amazing young lady with an incredibly bright future! Help me in honoring Leah!
https://thefacesofbuncombecounty.com/leah-darby/
Leah Darby
03/16/2020
Hey everyone! Happy Monday!! It is ! I am so excited to share this next honoree with you guys! Share this story with all your friends and spread the GOOD NEWS in the sea of current negativity! I am honored to share the story of Dr. Larry McCallum. He is someone that spent his career in education and continues to give back to Buncombe County Schools as much as he can! He is an amazing person and one of the most selfless people I know. Thank you so much for all you do for our students in Buncombe County Dr. McCallum! Please share this story! See you again on Friday with !
Dr. Larry McCallum
Meet Dr. Larry McCallum. He’s retired, yet still hard at work. He's an incredibly loving husband and father who spent his life as a public educator in the Buncombe County Schools system for more than 42 years. When he first came to Buncombe County, he
03/13/2020
My first interview was with one of the most amazing young ladies I’ve ever had the honor of teaching and coaching! She’s a natural leader with a passion for people. She’s doing some amazing and unexpected things in the community and I just couldn’t be more proud of her! I hope this brings a smile!! Stay tuned for our next interview dropping on !! I’m so excited about this project and can’t wait to share! Please nominate those people in our community you think should be honored next!!! 😊😊
Lauren Davis
Meet Lauren Davis, Sales and Marketing Manager at Appalachian Standard, a veteran-owned, craft h**p farm nestled in Appalachian Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina. Their h**p is greenhouse, field, and indoor grown in small batches by a team of experienced growers. All their products are grown