Mayor Sees Bright Future For Town
"Weaverville is really at a pivotal point. If you look at what's happening in the town of Weaverville, it's going to change the town dramatically."
Weaverville Town Leadership Imploding?
The attachment in the email from Mayor Patrick Fitzsimmons to colleagues contained concerns about the town manager's performance, including issues regarding sick leave records, emotional behavior, and a fractured leadership staff.
Sweet Bouquets: Southern Living Meets Southern Hospitality
Sweet Bouquets, a cherished florist in Arden, North Carolina, provides heartfelt floral arrangements for weddings and funerals, sourcing flowers both locally and internationally, while offering exceptional customer service and unique designs.
Clement: A Pioneer for Women in Politics
Lillian Exum Clement Stafford was the first female legislator in the South, elected to the North Carolina House in 1920, and her pioneering spirit and legislative accomplishments paved the way for future generations of women in politics.
Hosting a World Heritage Exchange Student: A Life-Changing Experience
Consider hosting a World Heritage Exchange Student, an opportunity for cultural exchange and mutual growth that allows you to share your home and experiences with students from around the world, fostering global understanding and creating lifelong memories.
New, Larger, Healthier Main Fire Station Nearly Built
Hendersonville’s new main fire station is nearing completion in coming weeks, and will open as early as next month.
Woodfin Unleashes Wave of Outdoor Rec Opportunities
The Town of Woodfin held a groundbreaking celebration to mark the beginning of construction on the Woodfin Greenway and Blueway, featuring a unique water feature called Taylor's Wave and the expansion of Riverside Park.
UNC Asheville to Cut Underenrolled Programs
UNC Asheville's Chancellor Kimberly van Noort's decision to cut programs was not political. Rather, it was a sound business decision needed to balance a budget in need of restructuring. Not only is student interest in Western Classicism waning, endowment campaigns and annual donations are more profitable when alumni are gainfully employed.
Commissioners Hear Domestic Violence Fatality Report
Every minute of every day, an untold number of victims of domestic violence suffer subjugation, unable to come and go from the home, unable to call friends, psychologically and/or physically abused. Friends and coworkers can see the signs, but it's awkward to broach the topic. Then, one day, it's too late. Buncombe County, like all organizations committed to equity and inclusion, is interested in finding better ways to allow all citizens to enjoy their rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Parental Access Denied! NC Minors Able to Consent to Controversial Therapies
Minor children from 0 to 18, including children with developmental disabilities, have the ability to make their own medical decisions without parental knowledge or consent due to loophole in the law. NC medical freedom groups are trying to remove the loophole, but are meeting resistance from certain politicians.