Clint Parker
From Farm School To Progressive Education
The marker reads: “Founded in 1894 by the Presbyterian Church as Asheville Farm School. A four-year college since 1966. 1 1/2 mi. E.” Its location is on the side of US 70 at Warren Wilson Road, west of Swannanoa. Of course, the sign is talking about Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa Valley. However, it started […]
Summer Music Series Is Back
Area residents resumed enjoying the Town of Weaverville’s Summer Music Series this past Saturday as the first of this year’s series with the group “Up Jumped Three” got underway. “Up Jumped Three” plays original compositions and “are a collection of varied influences – West Coast jazz, free jazz, & modern/avant-garde.” The series goes on the […]
Duck Conservation Important To Hunters
Now, a new group has popped up to help the duck population. The Duck Box Project, which can be found on Facebook, has started providing duck boxes to landowners.
A Cappella Alive! Chorus
The public is invited to A Cappella Alive! Chorus on Friday, June 21st, at 7 pm at the First Baptist Church of Weaverville. Presented by the Weaverville Music Study Club, this event features fifteen women singers, their award-winning director, and a special all-men quartet, Brother Nature, who are audience favorites. Be prepared to laugh, enjoy, […]
Montreat College: A Legacy of Christian Education & Growth
The university's transformation from a mountain retreat to a respected academic institution is a testament to visionary leadership and enduring commitment to Christian values.
Reflections on Memorial Day in Weaverville
Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, is a significant American holiday dedicated to honoring and remembering the men and women who have died while serving in the US military.
Town’s Vice-Mayor Unexpectedly Steps Down
The Tribune received a tip that Councilman Dee Lawrence had called for the removal of Cordell as a result of a dispute between Cordell and Councilwoman Michele Wood in a closed session.
Stoneman’s Raid: One of Many Markers Across The State
This week’s historical marker is just one of 17 that line the highways of the state about Stoneman’s Raid. Like other recent ones, this one is located in Black Mountain at Old Toll Road and reads, “Southern troops turned back Stoneman’s US cavalry, raiding through western North Carolina, at Swannanoa Gap, near here, April 20, 1865.” […]
First For An Erwin Athlete In At Least 25 Years
Senior Kelson Rymer signed up on Wednesday, May 15th, to play tennis for Montreat College's tennis team.
Johnson Running For App State
Valedictorian Katie Johnson, a standout track athlete from North Buncombe High, has signed to run for Appalachian State University, displaying exceptional leadership and determination, setting the stage for a bright future both on the track and in academics.