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The Foxfire series, as editor Kami Ahrens explains in the introduction to "The Foxfire Book of Appalachian Women," began when "a group of rowdy high school students and their English teacher in Rabun Gap, Georgia, decided to create a literary magazine in 1966."
Kimrey is at peace with his decision to leave Columbia. He had his reasons.
Welcome to The Huddle, HighSchoolOT's new weekly football column for HSOT Insiders. This column will shed light on high school football trends across North Carolina, both light and large. Each week's column will feel a little different than the last.