RSS

Andrea Griffith Cash

andrea new headshot

About

Andrea Griffith Cash is the editor of Chapel Hill Magazine.

About Andrea:

1) What is your favorite part of your job?

Through my job, I’ve dined with R.L. Stine at Crook’s Corner, interviewed Elizabeth Edwards and danced the night at way at a fundraiser for UNC Lineberger at the Chapel Hill Country Club. What’s not to love? And nothing can top the happiness I feel when people tell me how much they enjoy our magazine.

2) What do you enjoy most about living in Chapel Hill?

Its appreciation for culture, whether it comes in the form of a play, an exhibit opening, a food tour, a book reading, a music festival or a farmers’ market cooking contest.

3) Where is your hometown?

From Almost Heaven to the Southern Part of Heaven: I grew up in Lewisburg, West Virginia, which is known for its close proximity to The Greenbrier Resort. I’m extremely proud of my Mountain State roots. Many people have learned the hard way not to make a West Virginia joke around me.

4) Please share your previous work experience/background in the industry.

After attending High Point University, I worked as a reporter for the (Greensboro) News & Record before taking a job as assistant editor of Our State magazine. In 2009, I joined Chapel Hill Magazine.

5) What are some of your hobbies and interests?

Singing, working out, reading, hosting dinner parties with my husband and taking in all that aforementioned culture in Chapel Hill.

View All Articles

Articles

Dancing with the Stars of Carolina

Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt was named the victor at the fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club of Eastern Piedmont. more »

May 5, 2013 by in People & Places

The Most Important Meal of the Day

The 10th annual Teachers First Breakfast gave parents the opportunity to thank educators by buying them a $20 breakfast at Squid’s. more »

May 3, 2013 by in People & Places

Books on Display

At Sunday night's "Our Living Library" gala, guests enjoyed live music and tours of the newly renovated Chapel Hill Public Library. more »

Apr 29, 2013 by in People & Places

140 Characters

140 West Franklin held a grand opening Friday night on its 26,000-square-foot public plaza. more »

Apr 29, 2013 by in People & Places

View All Blog Entries

Blog Entries

30 By 30: Lessons from Southern Season's Cooking School

Our editorial director has set a goal to lose 30 pounds by her 30th birthday in September. This week, she shares some tips (and a recipe) from Sheri Castle's entree salads class at Southern Season. more »

May 8, 2013 by in CHM Blog

The WEEKLY Dish: Carolina Crossroads

The seared wild rockfish, which is new to The Carolina Inn's dinner menu, is the embodiment of spring on a plate. more »

May 6, 2013 by in CHM Blog

What Troopers

Members of Boy Scout Troop 845 will bike cross country this summer for UNC Lineberger. more »

May 3, 2013 by in CHM Blog

'This is Not a Cold Case'

Police Chief Chris Blue delicately discusses the Faith Hedgepeth murder investigation. more »

May 2, 2013 by in CHM Blog (6 Comments)

View All Videos

Videos

Smith Middle School Teachers' End-of-the-Year Music Video

Several teachers say goodbye to their eighth graders, One Direction style. more »

Jun 8, 2012 by in Blog

60 Years of Volunteerism

The UNC Health Care Volunteer Association celebrated its 60-year milestone -- and announced the winner of the 2012 Elaine M. Hill Award. more »

Mar 20, 2012 by in People & Places

Fiddler Joe Thompson Dies at 93

The old-time string musician graced our July/August 2010 cover. more »

Feb 21, 2012 by in Blog

Chef Hugh Acheson Coming to Fearrington

The James Beard nominee ventures from Athens for a dinner featuring dishes from his new cookbook. more »

Oct 20, 2011 by in Blog (1 Comments)