Clint Parker
NBHS Honor Student Delegate to National Event
North Buncombe High School (NBHS) Sophomore Geneva Young has been nominated to be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders on November 21st and 22nd of this year.
Celebrating 62 Years of Marriage and on their way to forever
Rev. Wesley and Shirley Buckner Pike celebrate 62 years of marriage on their way to forever together.
In this election, the American people and our rights are going to be the losers no matter who wins
One thing is most probable; there will be a lot of legal wrangling in the courts after the election.
Residential treatment facility confirms case of COVID-19
Solstice East, a residential treatment facility has confirmed they had a case of COVID-19 in their center.
Longtime senior pastor of Trinity Baptist Church plans to step down
Leicester resident and Senior Pastor of Trinity Baptist Church Dr. Ralph Sexton Jr. announced Sunday morning he would be stepping down.
Local journalist remains hospitalized a week after attack, APD seeking assistance
Chad Nesbitt was severely injured and hospitalized during a protest in downtown Asheville on September 23, Asheville Police are still seeking the public’s help in identifying a person of interest.
Lawlessness must stop so that people can live their lives peaceably
On September 23, while exercising his First Amendment rights (freedom of the press) to cover another First Amendment right event (assembly), Skyline News’ Chad Nesbitt was seriously injured and remains in the hospital.
Woodfin says no to “affordable” 115 townhome project
The Woodfin Planning & Zoning Board handed developer Jamie Lopez a defeat to build a 115-townhome project at 300 Baird Cove.
My first sporting event since the era of BLM & COVID-19
I watched my first sporting event since the era of Black Lives Matter (BLM) and COVID-19 began, and I thought I’d relate my impressions of my viewing experience.
Leicester area is rich in interesting history
The Western North Carolina mountains are full of interesting histories about the area. However, the sad part is not many people, even longtime residents, know about that history or care.