NCDOT Worried Scheduled Maintenance Will Suffer
A very brief report, prepared by the Washington, DC nonprofit TRIP, argued that if the NCDOT did not get additional federal funding, cumulative deferred maintenance on roads not affected by Helene will substantially degrade driving conditions.
Local Artists Showcase Their Talent at MHU’s Weizenblatt Gallery
The Madison County Arts Council and Weizenblatt Gallery at Mars Hill University announced FRESH:ReFRESH, an art exhibit featuring new works from 42 local artists. Running from June 27 to August 1, 2025, it includes various media. Receptions are scheduled for June 27 and August 1. The exhibit highlights community engagement in the arts.
Asheville Eye Associates Faces Fallout From Cyber Attack
Asheville Eye Associates faced a cyber attack compromising sensitive patient data, with DragonForce Ransomware claiming responsibility for stealing 540 GB of information. AEA's transparency has been questioned amid frustration from news outlets. The hack resulted in a ransom demand of $7 million, while AEA confirmed the breach affected 147,116 individuals, prompting a class action lawsuit over data protection failures.
Local Boys’ Tennis Squads Hold Court
Buncombe and Henderson county public high schools again sparkled in boys’ tennis with championships in all four conferences they compete in, and with T.C. Roberson and West Henderson each winning in three playoff rounds.
Terpsicorps Brings Heroes to Life Through Dance
Known for its innovative, thought-provoking and highly entertaining performances, Terpsicorps once again captivates and inspires the communities of Western North Carolina with Appalachian Phoenix.
Biltmore Village Blossoms With Business Openings
Biltmore Village, the gem of Asheville, begins its comeback with some of its most iconic businesses reopening. Some will be better than ever.
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Invites Audiences to Immerse Magic
An interactive adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream brings Shakespeare's classic comedy to life in Tryon.