Healing Through Movement: Free Dancing with Parkinson’s Classes
A series of free dance classes offers movement and connection for Parkinson's patients and their caregivers.
Abortion Rights to Foster Care: Buncombe County’s Health Advocacy Updates
Lucy Lawrence, MSW, PhD, described a hectic two years as chair of Buncombe County's HHS board. It was a time of legislative turmoil in the setting of a protracted pandemic.
New Transfer Guides Make College Pathways Clearer for N.C. Students
North Carolina's new Transfer Guides simplify the transition for community college students to four-year universities by providing comprehensive, centralized resources on admissions and course equivalencies, aiming to enhance educational access and economic mobility across the state.
Spreading Hope: A Fun Event to Raise Domestic Violence Awareness
Want to help raise awareness in a fun and impactful way? Come to the Blue Ridge Beer Garden on October 4th for Music, Games, Raffles and a costume contest. Help families to find hope.
Scope-of-Practice Laws Proving an Outdated Barrier to Better Healthcare
Granting nurse practitioners full practice authority can enhance healthcare access and reduce costs, particularly for diabetes care, without compromising quality, while addressing physician shortages and alleviating pressure on doctors, ultimately creating a more efficient system benefiting patients.
Remembering Randy Shepherd: A Life of Faith and Service
Born and raised in Asheville, Randy was the son of Delyn Shepherd, who passed away in 2012, and Betty Shepherd, who survives him. He was a beloved brother to Toni Dillingham, Rex Shepherd, Linda Vonette Shepherd, and Gay Shepherd. His family remembers him for his deep love and unyielding faith. “Randy was always there for […]
LEAF Features Sheila E., World Drumming Day
The LEAF Global Arts Festival’s nearly 30-year tradition of thundering percussion takes center stage as the epicenter of its first-ever World Drum Day, and with funk-rock star Sheila E. as the main headliner.
Cam Maybin, Coach Tom Smith to Join WNC Sports Hall of Fame
Cameron Maybin, one of the most celebrated local baseball players ever, is joining the WNC Sports Hall of Fame along with his T.C. Roberson high school baseball coach, Tom Smith.
Book Signing for Veteran “Newspaper Man” During Festival
The Seventeenth Annual Art in Autumn Festival celebrated local talent with author Clint Parker signing his book, "DATELINE: Small-Town, USA," reflecting on Weaverville's history. Parker appreciated the community's support and hinted at future writing projects. The festival showcased 114 artists and craftspeople, emphasizing the importance of community connections and cultural heritage in Weaverville.
Discover the Artistic Revolution of France at Columbia Museum
The Columbia Museum of Art will host the exhibition "French Moderns: Monet to Matisse, 1850 – 1950," featuring over 50 works from renowned French artists, from October 5, 2024, to January 5, 2025, showcasing key movements like Impressionism and Cubism, alongside special events including a music performance and a lecture by curator Lisa Small.