Anthony Abraira
Hendersonville’s Neighborhood History Project Gathers Community Stories
The Hendersonville Historic Preservation Commission is actively working to document and preserve the cultural heritage of local neighborhoods through community engagement events. The Neighborhood History Project aims to collect personal stories and historical materials from residents.
The Feast of St. John Welcomes Community Celebration
The Feast of St. John in Flat Rock will celebrate community spirit with food, music, and support for local families through the Flat Rock Backpack Program. The event will feature Aaron Burdett and aim to foster fellowship among residents.
Foothills Conservancy Launches Farm Incubator Program
The Foothills Conservancy's new incubator program aims to support local farmers while addressing food availability issues in Western North Carolina. Interested applicants can learn more at the upcoming open house event on July 24.
Sliding Rock Opens for Summer Fun
Sliding Rock in Pisgah National Forest is set to open for the summer season on Memorial Day weekend, offering lifeguards and staff to enhance visitor safety. Other recreation areas managed by Naventure are also ready for summer adventures.
The Refinery: Asheville’s New Culinary Gem in a Historic Setting
The Refinery invites you to experience breakfast or brunch in this historic setting, where every dish is crafted with love and intention. With its blend of tradition and creativity, it promises to be a memorable addition to Asheville's vibrant food scene.
Rotary Club of Asheville Awards 21 Scholarships to Local Graduates
The Rotary Club of Asheville awarded 21 Tennent Scholarships to local high school graduates this year, reflecting its commitment to supporting students facing unique challenges in their educational journeys.
The Future of Track: Tryon International’s New High-Speed Indoor Track
This article explores Tryon International's upcoming installation of a high-speed indoor track designed to host elite athletic events. With insights from Indoor Track Meet Coordinator Ben Paxton, it highlights the facility's potential impact on local athletes and its commitment to excellence in sports.
Music Video Asheville Celebrates Local Talent with New Awards and Submissions
Music Video Asheville returns on September 10, 2025, inviting submissions from local musicians and filmmakers. The festival features a judging panel of industry experts and introduces new awards, including People's Choice and Judge's Choice. The event aims to celebrate collaborations while boosting local talent's visibility in the music video industry.
NCDOT’s Efforts Save Rafting Season
NCDOT's engineers developed a plan to restore access for Pigeon River outfitters after Storm Helene caused significant damage. Their collaborative efforts resulted in a new boat launch that ensured the rafting season could proceed successfully.
Museum’s “Native America: In Translation” Exhibition Explores Indigenous Perspectives
The Asheville Art Museum presents "Native America: In Translation," an exhibition featuring Indigenous photographers exploring identity and heritage. Curated by Wendy Red Star, it runs until November 3, 2025. The museum offers pay-what-you-wish admission for residents affected by Tropical Storm Helene, emphasizing community support and accessibility.