Haywood works with the 'forked' sections of trees, which is most likely to be labled as a waste product.
A completed Natural Flats table top. Bill Haywood's years-long process allows him to highlight detail in custom furniture or items that brings out the wood's prettiest details. Contributed photos
Bill Haywood's process is rich in steps as he slowly coaxes out the grain detail he appreciates.
Haywood works with the 'forked' sections of trees, which is most likely to be labled as a waste product.
A completed Natural Flats table top. Bill Haywood's years-long process allows him to highlight detail in custom furniture or items that brings out the wood's prettiest details. Contributed photos
By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com
Charles City community leaders met with the...
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A goat grabs some tender leaves close but not too close to the electric fence keeping 25 goats from Goats on the Go contained in an area of the Floyd County Medical Center grounds on Thursday afternoon, May 29. The goats are clearing weeds and brush from the area. Press photo by Bob Steenson
By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com
It’s not uncommon for a rural critical access...
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Press photo by John Burbridge
Saint Ansgar senior Daniel Sutcliff gets back to bag safely after being momentarily caught in a run-down between third and home during Tuesday’s non-conference baseball game against Charles City. The Comet third baseman is freshman Micah Thompson. The Saints won 15-0 in four innings.
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