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Once a week, Carol Rifkin makes
her drive from the Beaverdam area
to Well-Bred Bakery to purchase a
loaf of bread.
On Friday (Jan. 8), Rifkin along
North Buncombe Hero
with her bandmates in Paul’s Creek
Band will be the ones baking up
some treats as they will uncork
their unique, harmonious blend of
mountain traditional, folk, blue-
grass and jazz music for one of the
bakery’s first concerts of the new
year.
Rifkin is a longtime veteran of
not only the Weaverville but West-
ern North Carolina music scene.
Having been away from playing in
Weaverville for more than a year,
she said she is looking forward
to returning to Well-Bred’s cozy
nook.
“We’re excited to come to Weav-
erville and see old friends,” she
said.
Also is Paul’s Creek Band is ban-
jo player Troy Harrison and upright
bassist Jamie Soesbee. Paul’s Creek
Band will release its first CD in the
coming weeks, Rifkin added.
Paul’s Creek Band is aptly named after the creek the members
She said Friday’s show will fea-
spend time near while crafting tunes.
This week’s Heroes of the Week are four individuals from the Ken- ture the band’s signature personable
nedy Road and Barnardsville area. Ronnie Burnett, Larry Yelton, performance, highlighted by song donations will be accepted. The Rifkin, go to carolrifkin.com. For
John Anders and their friend Franke helped Virgil and Ruth Suther- requests and guest appearances that bakery hosts concerts every Friday more on the bakery and its music
land during the recent blast of winter storm and arctic air by shoveling may include Madison County fid- and Saturday night. For more on lineup, go to well-bredbakery.com.
snow and hooking up the Sutherland’s generator. The work by these dler Arvil Freeman.
four are just an example of the many efforts around the area during The band has numerous events
the past few weeks. The Sutherlands recognized their work and it is scheduled for later this year includ- Hair Solutions, Inc.
the reason these individuals are this week’s Heroes of the Week. ing Merlefest and an appearance at
the Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts
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Center. Rifkin, a founding mem-
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“It’s an exciting time for us,” she
said.
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