In this edition of our newsletter, we will explore powerful themes of change, connection, and creativity. Discover a grassroots campaign that revolutionizes candidate qualifications, amplifying marginalized voices in our state’s politics. Learn about citizen science, where you can contribute to wild bird research and deepen our understanding of nature. Meet Billy Jonas, a remarkable artist fostering connections through music with upcycled instruments and his transformative summer camp, “Camp Bangin’ & Sangin’!”. Join us on this journey of embracing change, nurturing connections, and unleashing your creative spirit.

❤️ Katrina Morgan, Editor

• ‘Mary Poppins’ Comes to North Buncombe High Stage

  North Buncombe High Students bring another great production to the high school stage.

• ‘Back the Blue’ Auto Parade Nov. 14

  The “Back the Blue” auto parade will be in Hendersonville this Saturday, November 14, featuring antique and collectible autos and motorcycles in a parade to benefit local law enforcement.

• ‘Code for Asheville’ Cashing In on Cause Celebre

  Speaking during public comment at the last Asheville City Council meeting, regular Jonathan Wainscott described what was going through his mind. During the previous meeting, he watched what appeared to be a staged power play, but with nobody taking credit or offering an interpretation of the events.

• ‘Woof!’ Hunter Street is Dogged UGA Fanatic

  North Henderson 2018 grad Hunter Street was in costume with Georgia’s student Spike Squad, rooting on the Bulldogs to win their first college football national title in 41 years.

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