Katrina Morgan
Edwards Secures $1.65 Billion in Disaster Block Grants for WNC
Congressman Chuck Edwards (NC-11) today announced that Western North Carolina will receive $1.65 billion in Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds to help communities rebuild after the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. Edwards advocated for these funds in the disaster supplemental bill that he co-sponsored and crafted as a member of the House […]
Harley-Davidson of Asheville Reopens After Hurricane Helene
Harley-Davidson of Asheville has reopened in Swannanoa after renovations following Hurricane Helene, enhancing the dealership with modern aesthetics and improved customer experiences, while fostering community support and contributing to local economic recovery. The dealership plans celebratory events to engage riders and showcase new models, reaffirming its commitment to the Asheville riding community and the enduring spirit of adventure that defines Harley-Davidson.
Celebrating Girl Scouts in Western North Carolina: Empowering Girls, Strengthening Communities
Girl Scouts in Western North Carolina celebrate Founder’s Day by empowering girls through life skills and community impact, highlighted by their annual cookie sale. This program teaches entrepreneurship while providing funding for various experiences. With a focus on personal growth and resilience, the organization supports girls' development and community recovery efforts.
Remembering Jimmy Carter: A Legacy of Service and Humanity
The world mourns the passing of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, whose lifelong commitment to affordable housing and social justice, exemplified through his work with Habitat for Humanity, has left an enduring legacy of compassion and community empowerment.
A Night of Music and Storytelling with Becky & Pat Stone
If you’re looking for an evening filled with captivating stories and lively music, don’t miss Classic Southern Folktales with Becky and Pat Stone on Thursday, January 16th, at 7:00 PM at the Weaverville Community Center. This free event will showcase the rich tradition of Southern storytelling, brought to life by the dynamic duo of Becky […]
St. John Baptist Church Faces Relocation After Years of Service
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, St. John Baptist Church in Arden has become a vital community support hub but now urgently seeks a new location by February 12th after their leased warehouse was sold, calling on the community for assistance with property leads and financial support to continue their mission of providing resources and outreach to those in need.
McKinney Insurance: What “Full Coverage” Means
If you think you have “full coverage” on your insurance policy, you might want to take a closer look. The term is often thrown around casually, but it can mean different things to different people—and that can lead to some serious misunderstandings when it comes to your protection. Historically, “full coverage” referred to comprehensive and […]
North Carolina Grows the Official White House Christmas Tree
North Carolina's Cartner Family Christmas Tree Farm will supply the official White House Christmas Tree this year, marking a proud tradition as they celebrate their selection for providing a Fraser fir amidst the state's notable contributions to the Christmas tree industry.
Celebrate the Season at the Annual Holiday Greens Market
The French Broad River Garden Club Foundation is hosting its 97th annual Holiday Greens Market at Clems Cabin, showcasing a variety of holiday items, handcrafted goods, and baked treats, while fostering community spirit and supporting environmental education and local scholarships through the efforts of talented artisans and festive gatherings.
Water Treatment System Returns Safe Drinking Water to UNC Asheville Campus
UNC Asheville announced safe drinking water availability as of November 13th after testing and working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build a temporary treatment facility. The facility processes 200 gallons per minute, providing about 244,000 gallons daily, half of pre-storm capacity. Students are encouraged to conserve water, and bottled water remains available.