Katrina Morgan
Beware of DMV Text Scams in NC
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson warned residents about text scams impersonating the NCDMV, urging vigilance and providing steps to report and avoid falling victim to these fraudulent messages.
AFTER HOURS Summer Concert Series Launches at Asheville Museum
The AFTER HOURS Summer Concert Series at the Asheville Museum of History promises an engaging blend of local music and community spirit throughout the summer months. With a focus on family-friendly activities and local food options, it aims to create memorable experiences for attendees.
New Homes Rise from Hurricane Helene’s Ruins
Three families in Burnsville received new homes after Hurricane Helene's flooding, thanks to God's Pit Crew. The organization has a long history of disaster response, providing hope and support to communities in need.
Freight Rail Service Returns to Asheville and Western North Carolina
Norfolk Southern resumed freight rail service in Asheville on May 20, 2025, after extensive repairs following Hurricane Helene's damage. The restoration is expected to boost local businesses and improve economic conditions in Western North Carolina.
Brevard AAUW Book Sale Set to Begin
The Brevard American Association of University Women (AAUW) prepared for its 55th annual book sale, set to commence on Saturday, June 7, at Brevard College’s Boshamer Gym. This year’s event promises to be one of the largest and most organized used book sales in the southeastern United States, with proceeds dedicated to funding local scholarships […]
Exciting Agility Trials Set for Memorial Day Weekend in Fletcher
The Blue Ridge Agility Club will host an AKC agility trial from May 23-26, 2025, at the Western North Carolina Agricultural Center. Over 300 purebred dogs will compete in various classes, including FAST and Time 2 Beat. Admission is free for spectators. For details, visit www.blueridgeagilityclub.com.
Carmen Ballet Set to Enchant Asheville
Asheville Ballet will present "Carmen, the Ballet" on May 16 and 17 at the Diana Wortham Theatre. Tickets are available online or at the Box Office. The company has a long-standing tradition of community engagement and educational outreach in dance.
Queen Bee and the Honey Lovers Kick Off Hendersonville Symphony Series
The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra announced "Music in the Vines," a new concert series at Marked Tree Vineyard starting May 9th. The series features local ensembles performing various music styles every Friday evening throughout May.
Local Author Joe Scotchie Releases Biography of Controversial Political Thinker
Joe Scotchie published his tenth book, "Samuel T. Francis And Revolution From The Middle," exploring the life of political thinker Sam Francis. The biography highlights Francis's influence on the America First movement and his prophetic insights into populism. Scotchie shares his motivation for writing about Francis's complex legacy. The book is available online and in stores.
Healthcare Fellows Program Motivates Students Interested in Healthcare Careers
Henderson County Public Schools (HCPS), in collaboration with Blue Ridge Community College, AdventHealth Hendersonville, and UNC Health Pardee, is proud to announce an exciting new opportunity for high school seniors: the Healthcare Fellows Program. Through this innovative partnership, 10 selected seniors will receive full financial support for their tuition, books, and required gear at Blue […]