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ARPA Funds Balance Asheville Budget
As is to be expected, public comment on the City of Asheville's FY2022-2023 budget showed little fiscal restraint. People came ready to ask for more, but now Councilwoman Kim Roney has joined Councilwoman Gwen Wisler in realizing funding is finite.
Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra Celebrates 50th Anniversary with New Conductor
The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra will be celebrating their 50th anniversary with a new conductor, John Young Shik Concklin.
Cowboys Arrive at Tryon
Cowboys from across the Americas compete for international points in Tryon.
Weaverville Music Study Club Presents Winner
Lillian Chase of Weaverville has been named the winner of a $3,000 scholarship presented by the Weaverville Music Study Club.In the fall, she will enroll at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, to major in music performance and minor in roots music. Lillian is the daughter of John and Laura Chase of Weaverville and […]
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Buncombe County Schools Virtual Academy Graduates
Buncombe County Schools Virtual Academy (BCSVA) is a versatile educational program designed to respond to the needs of students and families who are looking for opportunities beyond traditional school schedules. Building on their experience providing online courses and services to students in their traditional schools and students in unique circumstances, BCS has combined multiple tools […]
Hendersonville’s 3rd Annual Triathlon This Sunday
Owner and Race Director for iDaph Events Daphne Kirkwood has organized another exciting athletic event: The Hendersonville Triathlon on Sunday, June 26th.
Track Lady Falcons, ‘Coop’ and ‘Prez’ Sparkle in ‘21-22
A state title, deep playoff runs and all-state honors mark athletic achievements in Henderson County in 2021-22.
Government Giveth & Government Driveth Up
Members of Asheville City Council are determined to use the force of government to create more affordable housing. They are even investing in a "missing middle" study to find out if what builders and businesspeople have been telling them for years: Regulations come with costs of compliance.
Weaverville Getting New Electrical Substation
A conditional use permit for Duke Energy electrical substation was approved.
Like Fine Wines, Town Centers Develop Over Time
Woodfin citizens look to build a town center.