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The recent voter turnout for the Buncombe County Elections has been disheartening, to say the least. The low participation in such a crucial democratic process raises concerns about the engagement of our community. It is imperative to recognize the significance of each and every vote. Voting is not just a privilege but a responsibility, a chance to shape the future. It grants us the power to elect leaders who align with our values and work towards a better tomorrow. By participating in elections, we have a say in decisions that affect our lives, our community, and beyond. Let’s unite, educate ourselves, and inspire others to exercise their right to vote, ensuring a stronger, more inclusive democracy for all.

 

❤️ Katrina Morgan, Editor

In This Issue

Roberson star runner Reno Jeter drags a Reagan Raider, to gain extra yardage. He scored TCR’s first two TDs. Photo by Pete Zamplas.

Upcoming Events

Enjoy the circus show at the Outlets!

  • Asheville Outlets Hosts Venardos Circus November 2-19th at 2:00pm - The show features an original score, amazing performers, stunning lighting, and dazzling costumes. The 2023 Venardos Circus is traveling with a new, custom-crafted, Italian-made red-and-white striped tent that offers expanded seating around a central stage for an immersive experience
  • 2nd Annual Holiday Collectors Ornament Show - Mark Bettis Gallery - November 10 5:00 to 7:00pm - The Ornaments will be on sale through December, 16th, 2023 or until they are all sold out (whichever comes first)
  • Veteran's Day Beef Wellington - cooking class at Asheville Mountain Kitchen on 11/11 from 4:00-7:00pm
  • Walking Tour of Historic Downtown Black Mountain - Swannanoa Valley Museum and History Center - November 11th from 2:00 to 3:00pm Museum staff will lead attendees through historic State Street, Cherry Street and Black Mountain Avenue, relaying the history of several buildings and discussing topics including the building of the Swannanoa Tunnel and the disastrous downtown fire of 1912
  • Relief Printing: Holiday Cards - Black Mountain Center for the Arts - November 11th from 10-1pm - Participants will use a traditional printmaking process to make cards from seasonal imagery. Creating truly one-of-a-kind pieces for gifts or for your own enjoyment

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