Restoring Creativity to Dispossessed Musicians
Chattanooga-based musicologist and podcaster Nicholas Edward Williams is coming to the emotional rescue of Asheville musicians who lost their instruments in the hurricane. He set up a person-to-person system to connect those dispossessed with generous donors of quality instruments.
Ronald Rand’s “Art of Transformation” Workshop Comes to Asheville
International Cultural Ambassador Ronald Rand is set to inspire creativity and self-expression in Asheville with his “Art of Transformation” Workshop on December 13th, 2024. This engaging event will take place at the Center for Spiritual Living Asheville from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., offering a unique opportunity for participants of all ages and backgrounds to […]
Woodfin Council Discusses Waste Management and Community Needs
The Town of Woodfin held its regular council meeting on November 19, 2024, where community members gathered to discuss pressing issues, including disaster recovery, solid waste management, and local services. The meeting showcased the town’s commitment to transparency and public involvement, with a hybrid format allowing both in-person and remote participation. Community Support and Public […]
Weaverville Town Council Meeting: Key Updates and Discussions
During the Town Council meeting on November 18, 2024, Weaverville addressed key topics including financial health with a tax report showing 22.58% property tax collection, community development plans for a 35-lot subdivision, public safety updates from the police department, and ongoing recovery efforts from Tropical Storm Helene, while encouraging resident engagement through public comments.
Understanding Duke Energy’s Rate Changes: Savings for Homes and Businesses
Duke Energy Progress is lowering rates somewhat, but any consumer gains will soon be overshadowed, as the utility is awaiting regulatory approval for recovery of hurricane expenses. Also, Duke is incurring major capital expenses as it works to comply with legislation requiring it to "net-zero" its emissions by 2050.
Rockets Reach Final Four in Soccer; Jets Next-Best
A.C. Reynolds Rockets edged visiting Enka 2-1 in double overtime in a third-round battle of Mountain Athletic Conference co-champions, then went won again to reach the 3A state playoff’s final four.
VP Elect JD Vance Brings Hope to WNC
Vice President elect JD Vance came to see the destruction of Helene and gives promise of help for the people. With freezing weather the issues are more pressing than ever.
A Musical to Enjoy and Remember: All is Calm
“All Is Calm, The Christmas Truce of 1914” is a remarkable story in the words and songs of the men who lived it.
Henderson County Education Foundation Boosts Learning with $20,000 in Mini-Grants
The Henderson County Education Foundation (HCEF) is empowering educators and students through its second round of Educator Mini-Grants, awarding $20,000 to fund 71 innovative projects across 21 schools, fostering active learning with initiatives like hydroponic classrooms and MakerSpaces, while aiming to expand opportunities for diverse student needs and encouraging community support for future educational initiatives.