Tesla Service Center Slated for Flat Rock
Politics and hoopla aside, Tesla cars have a sleek design, they ride smoothly, they're low-maintenance, and everything about them incorporates thought and innovation. So, anybody still interested in buying or holding onto one might appreciate that a Tesla Service Center could open this year in Flat Rock.
Buncombe County Tax Department Relocates to New Address in March
The Buncombe County Tax Department announced its relocation to 182 College St., effective March 18, 2025. The Tax Collection office at 94 Coxe Ave. will close at noon on March 17 and reopen at the new location the following day at 8 a.m. This move is part of a broader initiative to enhance service delivery […]
Lovesac’s Donations Impact on Local Habitat for Humanity ReStores
The partnership between Lovesac and Habitat for Humanity aims to enhance community support through product donations and volunteer efforts. With over $600,000 in donations already made, Lovesac plans to contribute an additional $150,000 this year while engaging employees in Volunteer Build Days to assist local communities impacted by disasters.
A New Online Marketplace Aims to Revitalize WNC’s Artistic Community
Western North Carolina’s artistic community has faced significant challenges in recent years, with many local artists struggling due to decreased sales and lost gallery opportunities. In response, the WNC Artist Market launched an online platform to support local creators, ensuring they have the resources needed to thrive. Founder Carol Kaminski emphasizes that this initiative is […]
Water Tower: The Punk Bluegrass Revolution Takes Flight
Kenny Feinstein leads Water Tower into Asheville on April 19 for an electrifying performance that blends punk rock with bluegrass. With heartfelt storytelling and spontaneous energy, this Los Angeles-based band invites fans to experience a night of raw emotion and musical connection at The One Stop.
North Buncombe High School Presents “Curtains: The Musical”
North Buncombe High School is presenting the musical comedy whodunit Curtains from April 3rd to 6th, featuring a storyline set in 1959, where local detective Frank Cioffi investigates a leading lady's mysterious death during a performance.
Come Together for a Night of Beatles Magic at Hendersonville Theatre
The WannaBeatles tribute band promises a high-energy, nostalgic concert for Hendersonville.
Asheville Loses Two Major Art Supply Stores in Wake of Helene
The recent closures of Cheap Joe's Art Stuff and Joann Fabrics in Asheville, significant suppliers for the local artist community, have left the city without any art stores, exacerbating the challenges faced by artists following Hurricane Helene.
Council Clash: Roney vs. Hess on Policing and Community Safety
Asheville City Councilwoman Kim Roney opposed five agenda items related to police enhancements, citing concerns over civil liberties, while Councilman Bo Hess defended the measures, emphasizing public safety, resulting in Roney voting against all proposals.
Drought and Danger: The Wildfire Risk as Spring Blooms
Spring is arriving in Western North Carolina with blooming flowers and emerging wildlife, but the region also faces the threat of wildfires due to drought conditions and excess fuels from past storms. With over 100 vacancies in the North Carolina Forest Service, challenges in firefighting efforts are compounded, highlighting the need for awareness and respect for the forest's dangers.