Christine Robinson

Beloved Community Pool Closed Due To Neglect

Elected officials skewed priorities and poor management of funds has caused West Asheville residents to lose the Malvern Park Pool, one of the few places left where neighbors can still get together and take their kids.

Primary Elections Matter: The Future of Asheville’s Infrastructure

Seven candidates running for three city council seats, with the focus on affordable housing, the homeless issue, and public safety.

Heritage, Music, and Critters: Oh My!

The Asheville Celtic Festival has been a resounding success from the very beginning, much to the festival co-founder's surprise, and it's still growing.

World-Class Violinists Headline First Symphony Orchestra Residency

First ever Asheville Symphony Orchestra Artist Residency Features two world-renowned Violinists, Asheville native Noah Bendix-Balgley and Shanshan Yao. This husband and wife duo will thrill attendees in a Masterworks concert with ASO.

Asheville’s Scottish Affair: Sister Cities Hosts Burns Night

Asheville Sister Cities, Inc. celebrated the 256th Birthday with tartans, whiskey, poetry and music at the Burns Night Supper in honor or Robert Burns. Included was a live stream with Fiona Richie, of NPR’s The Thistle & Shamrock, live music, and dancers.

Homelessness Solution Summit: Congressman Unites Key Leaders

Congressman Edwards brings key WNC leaders together to collaborate on solving the homeless problems in our area.

Mission Could Lose Medicare/Medicaid Funding

HCA/Mission Hospital poses "Immediate Jeopardy to patient health and safety," and could lose millions in federal funding for Medicare and Medicaid if they don't act quickly.

Asheville Symphony Chorus’ Future Looks Bright

The Asheville Symphony Chorus is starting their 33rd year. They will be partnering in a concert with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra, as well as holding auditions for new members, this coming February.

Charles Taylor 30th Holiday Dinner A Success

Nearly 350 people attended the 30th annual Charles Taylor Holiday Dinner recognizing outstanding heros in politics and small business.

Buncombe County School Board Meeting Gets Emotional

Emotions were high as over 30 members of the public addressed the Buncombe County School Board about their upcoming controversial vote on policies related to SB49, The Parental Bill of Rights.