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• Category: Analysis
  • Buncombe County’s Path to Recovery with Tetra Technology
  • From Curb to Site: Navigating Storm Debris Regulations
  • Unraveling the Aftermath and Conspiracy on Spruce Pine’s Vital Quartz Supply
  • Electoral College Not Outdated, But Legacy of Founding Fathers
  • Like Mission, Statistical Analysis Can Improve
  • Controversial Zoning Change Proposal for Therapy Center in Evans Road Community
  • To Fix Our Politics, Try Conversation
  • Reparations & Fears of the Unknown
  • Homelessness Recommendations Spark Meltdown
  • Asheville’s Fentanyl Response Bordering On Absurd
  • Council Takes Money, Debates How It Was Obtained
  • More Money Flowing into Bottomless Education Pit
  • Less Equal than Us
  • Every Vote Should Count, But Do They?
  • COVID Vaccines — Truth or Consequences?
• Category: Announcements
  • Leicester & Erwin Hills Community Edward Jones Office Supports Toys for Tots Drive
  • Brevard College Student Selected for National Conference
  • Asheville City Council Takes Action to Support Residents & Businesses
  • Support for First Responders: A Collaborative Retreat Initiative
  • The Champions: A Big Thanks To Woodfin Fire Department
  • WNC Mountain Strong Career Fair: A Gateway to New Opportunities
  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra Invites You to a Special Concert
  • Latest Hurricane Relief Spots
  • Henderson County Resource Hub Locations Open
  • Remembering Randy Shepherd: A Life of Faith and Service
  • Volunteers Needed for Bike and Pedestrian Data Collection
  • Henderson Co. Republican Men’s Club Hosts Candidate Meeting Ahead of Nov. Election
  • Saluda Grade Trail Moves Forward
  • Corporation Invests $7 Million in Henderson County, Retaining Over 100 Jobs
  • Meadows Reunion Coming Up
  • Hendersonville Farmers Market Celebrated 4th Annual Tomato Day
  • MO Summit Set to Return to Asheville
  • Letter To The Community: Asheville Airport’s Lew Bleiweis
  • A Guided Walk to Celebrate Pollinator Week
  • A Cappella Alive! Chorus
  • Henderson County Pledges Support for School Resource Officers in City Schools
  • Understanding those Swarms of Bees
  • A Chamber Music Trio: Friends of Music Concert
  • 2024 Affordable Housing Summit
  • Farmer named Chief Operations Officer at Asheville Regional Airport
  • Cinco de Mayo Celebration at Pigeon Community Multicultural Development Center
  • An Afternooon with Emily Dickinson
  • Community Volunteers Wanted for Long Term Care Facilities
  • Project Linus Requests Blanket Donations
  • Mountain Piecemakers Quilt Guild Meeting
  • Upstairs Artspace Welcomes Lowcountry Artists for Spring Shows
  • Tribute to Special Museum Benefactors
  • Revolutionary War Talk
  • Affordable Housing Plan Community Feedback Session to be Held in Asheville
  • Monument to Honor Crew of First USS Asheville Patrol Gunboat
  • Presbyterian Church Hosting Session on Spring Migration of Songbirds
  • Award-Winning Storyteller Event
  • A-Cappella Christian Men’s Choir To Perform
  • Stitches of Love Meeting
  • Pickleball Starts In Weaverville
  • Piano And Trumpet Fundraiser
  • UNC-Asheville Artist Alumni Show
  • Kenilworth Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
  • Storytellers Recounts Growing Up In WNC
  • Weaverville Church Welcomes New Bishopric
  • Local Theater to Hold Auditions
  • The Fire Elf Sprinkles Joy for the Holidays
  • Study Abroad Opportunities for High School Students
  • Henderson County Wall of Honor Program Nov 11th
  • Stories Of Overcoming Trauma & Adversity
  • Community Meetings Scheduled for HCA/Mission Health Monitoring
  • Madison Heritage Arts Festival
  • 2023 Buncombe Municipal Races Set
  • Sneak Preview Of Upcoming Show
  • Writers Who Run 5k: Racing for Literacy at Lake Junaluska
  • Asheville Prepares to Splash into Summer
  • Acappella Choir Concert
  • 5th Annual Music on Main Taking Place
  • Two UNCA Students Receive Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for Science Research
  • Buckminster Fuller’s Plans to Save the Planet Exhibit
  • Friends of the Library’s “Spring Thing”
  • Cordell Completed Advanced Leadership Corps Training
  • Musical Event in Weaverville
  • Award-Winning Science & Nature Writer Visits Arboretum
  • City of Hendersonville Invites Community to Serve on Local Gov’t Boards 
  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra’s “Friendship” Concert
  • Picasso Celebration at the Mint Museum
  • Annual Winter Oysters & Champagne Party
  • SECU Foundation Provides Grant to YMI Cultural Center
  • Henderson County Tourism Grant Program Now Open
  • New Year’s With Asheville Symphony’s Strutting James Bond Theme
  • Adopting a Pet Makes a Difference
  • Pack Square Plaza Visioning Project Events in December
  • Attorney General Josh Stein Opposes No-Poach Hiring Agreements
  • A Dickens Christmas in Historic Biltmore Village
  • City of Hendersonville Offices Closed in Observance of Veterans Day
  • 50 Year Reunion for NBHS Class of 1972
  • Hendersonville Christmas Parade Street Closures on December 3
  • Veterans Day Observance
  • Business Association Announces Micro-Grant Program
  • Classic Story Takes the Stage
  • Scary Stories for Halloween
  • Stand T.A.L.L. Sponsors K-9 Handlers at International Conference
  • Business Thanks Community for Successful Drive
  • Hendersonville “Caregivers of Mother Earth” City Celebration
  • Hendersonville LIVE Hunger Walk Sets 100k Goal
  • Church Craft Fair
  • A Musical Program on Cello
  • 911 Observance Being Held at Lake Louise
  • Beverly-Hanks Joins Allen Tate Realtors
  • Craggy Mtn. Line Holds 4th Annual “Dino Day”
  • Ending NC Death Penalty Has a Coalition
  • Art of Storytelling Event
  • Hendersonville Fire Department Welcomes Ted Williams as Fire Marshal
  • Senator Mayfield’s Notes from Raleigh for District 49
  • Riley McCurry Honored for Academic Work
  • Locals Graduating Nurses Ceremonially Recognized
  • Weaverville Music Study Club Presents Winner
  • Buncombe County Schools Virtual Academy Graduates
  • BRCC Honors Basic Law Enforcement Graduates
• Category: Arts
  • A Christmas Memory: E.R. Haire Jr. Brings Capote’s Classic to Life
  • Music and Community JAM in Henderson County
  • Asheville Symphony Presents Handel’s Messiah with Pay What You Can Tickets and Thanksgiving Food Drive
  • Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre Takes Action
  • Mars Landing Galleries Teams Up with Community Housing Coalition
  • Arts Council Offers Post-Helene Resources
  • “Cocktail Hour: The Show” Shakes Up Ballet at Tryon Fine Arts Center
  • LEAF Features Sheila E., World Drumming Day
  • Arms & the Man: An Un-Romantic Comedy
  • Discover the Artistic Revolution of France at Columbia Museum
  • Get Ready to Laugh: The Asheville Improv Festival Returns
  • New Youth Programs in Hendersonville Encourage Musical Growth
  • Asheville Theater Alliance Launches, Ushering New Era for Local Theater
  • J.C. Superstar is a Super Smash
  • Earl Scruggs Music Festival Returns to Tryon International Equestrian Center
  • The Laramie Project: A Timeless Call for Compassion and Change
  • ‘Ordinary Days’ at Parkway Playhouse
  • Asheville Junior Theater’s Unique Take on “Into the Woods JR.”
  • Boeing-Boeing Swerves Into Funny Flight
  • Grey Eagle Events Presents a Night of Local Talent
  • Pianist Prodigy Tavernier Returns Home for Concert
  • Hard Rock Festival Features Local, Regional Bands
  • Andrew Scotchie Is People’s Choice for Video Award
  • Eagle Students, HCPS Teachers Rock On
  • Storytelling Comes to Town
  • Hard Rock Festival Features Local, Regional Bands
  • Live Music is on Wednesday Nights in Flat Rock
  • Rock on for Education Benefit Show is on August 2
  • 16th Annual Asheville Comedy Festival Set to Bring Laughter Back to the Mountains
  • Terpsicorps Fuses Art and Dance in New Performance
  • Asheville Musical Theater Kicks Off New Season with Hit Shows
  • Come to the Cabaret at FR Playhouse
  • SART Provides Free Theater for Youth with Charlotte’s Web Production
  • Magnificent Sidewalk Art Has ‘Bear Necessities’
  • Rhythm and Brews ‘Goes on the Fritz’ on July 18
  • Local Theater Offers Reading of Pulitzer-Nominated Play
  • The 39 Steps and Xanadu the Musical: Uniquely Entertaining Theater!
  • ‘Last Five Years’ Delivers a Colorful & Charming Musical Experience
  • Shawshank Redemption is Very Redeeming at FR Playhouse
  • NC Stage Company Announces 2024-2025 Season
  • Trillium Arts Unveils a Spectacular Avian-Inspired Dance Production
  • Cast & Crew of Gods of Comedy Are Comedy Gods!
  • Richard II Burns Bright in Montford’s ‘Muse of Fire’ Series
  • Stars of “Pretty Woman: The Musical” to Perform Locally
  • “Shakespeare in the Wrong Hands” at the Mountain Gateway Museum’s Actors Lab
  • Brevard Music Center Festival Opening Soon
  • From Woodfired Ceramic to Translucent Acrylics
  • Elevating Community Culture Through Dance: The Inspiring Story of Hendersonville Ballet
  • The Red House Gallery: Making Changes!
  • NC Stage Company Brings Mr. Civil Rights to Life
  • Harmonious Fusion of Music, Nature, and Community at Kanuga’s Family Earth Day Celebration
  • Glorious Work: Songs in the Rhythm of Life
  • Afro-Cuban Band Headlines LEAF Retreat
  • Comedy Starring Hal Linden, Marilu Henner is at Flat Rock Playhouse
  • Beach Boys, Four Seasons, Country Hits Upcoming at FRP
  • The Ides: A Unionizing Conceit of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
  • A Celebration of Youth and Tradition at the Blue Ridge Jamboree
  • World-Class Violinists Headline First Symphony Orchestra Residency
  • Billy Jonas’ “Camp Bangin’ & Sangin’!” Bridging Divides through Music
  • Hendersonville Theatre’s Vagina Monologues: Strong Wit & Power
  • Violinist Lauren Wright Joins Band for Music of ’60s-’80s at FRP
  • Asheville Artists Display New Work
  • An Exhibition of Guastavino’s Signature Tile Ceilings
  • Chase Away the Blues with Multi-stage Concert Event
  • Met Opera “Live in HD” Series Continues Locally
  • Junior Appalachian Musicians Benefit Concert Lights with Grammy Winner
  • Henderson County Theater Invites Community to Audition
  • Momentum Gallery Exhibits John Cleaveland
  • Memories of Celebrity and Local Entertainers
  • The Montford Moppets’ Magically Maniacal 12th Night!
  • DIY Messiah Offers Community Sing-Along Opportunity
  • Pat’s Dancers Electrify FRP Christmas Show
  • A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas Sparkles for Another Week
  • Get into the Holiday Spirit with & Elf: The Musical & A Spin on New Year’s Eve
  • Crohn’s Disease Isn’t Funny But Robin Plemmons Is!
  • Madison County Arts Holiday Sale
  • Asheville Symphony Chorus Opens Season with a Celebration of European Folk Music
  • ASO’s Masterworks 3: American Portraits”
  • David Woodard: Eclectic Musical Showcase at Trinity Episcopal Church
  • Asheville Symphony Chorus Opens Season with European Folk Music
  • ASO’s Masterworks 3: American Portraits
  • International Piano Star Performs with Brevard Philharmonic
  • A One-Woman Show You Shouldn’t Miss!
  • A Perfect Pairing—Nakai and Kater Return
  • A New Horror Comedy & a Timeless Classic!
  • Enjoy Stunning Art at Beaverdam Studio Tour This Weekend
  • FRP’s Mountaineer Macbeth is Macgreat
  • Romeo & Juliet: In Memoriam & Young Frankenstein Are Must See Theater!
  • Two Fantastic Locally Written Plays Premier!
  • An Exhibit of The Legacy of Weaving at Black Mountain College
  • 50th Anniversary Production of Medieval Drama “The Lion in Winter”
  • Radium Girls & Good Ol Girls – Women Making a Difference
  • Surreal Sirkus Returns to Pack Square for October Performance
  • Radium Girls & Good Ol Girls – Women Making a Difference
  • Surreal Sirkus Returns to Pack Square for October Performance
  • Pippin & Hamlet: The Requiem Are Sinister & Sumptuous
  • Bluegrass Star Dan Tyminski Helps Headline LEAF
  • Tryon Little Theater: 75th Season Opener
  • The Tempest Takes Montford by Storm & the Appalachian Playwriting Festival!
  • “Hamlet: The Requiem” Promises a Tour de Force Original Retelling
  • Upcoming Season Announced by Brevard Philharmonic
  • Hilarity & Mayhem in Black Comedy and Spamalot!
  • Asheville Symphony’s Free Symphony in the Park
  • Every Brilliant Thing Is Moving & Hilarious!
  • Pinball Wizard Robert Sharpe Attending Tryon International Film Festival
  • These Bears in Hendersonville are Extra Docile
  • The Swannanoa Gathering: A Celebrated Gathering of Music and Culture
  • Treasure Island: An Exciting Adventure!
  • Glass Artists Create Exhibit Reflecting Geometry of Nature
  • Bat Boy: The Musical Delivers Camp & Advocacy
  • Tryon Supports New Play Ahead of Broadway Debut
  • Some Notes on Dating during Outbreak Is Much More than Expected
  • A Chorus Line Sparkles, Syncs Steps and Storylines
  • Fiddler Phenom Tierra Raiti to Play at BRCC
  • Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands To Open in Asheville
  • Brassy Stooges Headline Rhythm & Brews on July 20
  • Awe-Inspiring Celebration: Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance Presents Cleopatra
  • Montford Park Players’ Twelfth Night: A Celebration of Diversity & Shakespearean Comedy
  • Have a Ball Seeing Cinderella: Enchanted!
  • Director’s Choices and Accomplished Cast Elevate HART’s Calendar Girls
  • A Captivating Choreopoem: Da Classroom Ain’t Enuf
  • Montford Park Players’ Wendy & Peter Soars!
  • Third Year of La Vie en Rosé Festival in Flat Rock
  • Immediate Theatre Projects’ the Revolutionists AND SART’s Say Goodnight Gracie!
  • Stellar Program Chosen For Brevard Music Center Season
  • Nemesis Theatre’s “Cymbeline” Is Wildly Uproarious!
  • Avalon Rock Fest Benefits Humane Society
  • Cinderella Rolls Into Asheville In Her Golden Carriage
  • Bonsai as Fine Art Exhibit Sure to Intrigue
  • Attic Salt, Making Theatre Accessible for Audiences & Artists
  • Legends of the Americas is LEAF Retreat Theme
  • ACT’s Bright Star Is Charming, Dark, and Wonderfully Lyrical.
  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra Elevates the Youth’s Listening
  • Magnetic Theatre’s Fish Proves a Vantablack Comedy!
  • ‘Mary Poppins’ Comes to North Buncombe High Stage
  • First Annual 369 Monologue & Short Play Festival
  • Buncombe Announces Mural Winners
  • Jon Stickley Trio Brings Progressive Bluegrass to Hendersonville Theatre
  • Rolling Stones Tribute Concert is at FRP April 13-15
  • Mechanized Dinosaurs Come to This Area
  • Mars Hill University Presents Neil Simon’s Sweet Charity
  • NC Stage Company Brings Tony Award-Winning Play to Stage
  • 36th National Arts & Crafts Conference Returns to Omni Grove Park Inn
  • Three Legendary Tribute Acts Upcoming at FRP
  • Bill Bowers: Fine Art and Mysticism
  • Train Depot is Site of Final Filming Day
  • Asheville Area Filmmaking Legacy Lives On
  • Movie is Getting Filmed at Biltmore House, Train Depot
  • Peter Pan, Jr. Debuts at Diana Wortham
  • JAM Youth Musicians Carry On Mountain Music
  • Jim Lauderdale Concert on Dec. 28 Benefits JAM
  • Falcon Band’s Halftime Show: Visual & Audial Splendor
  • Skies of Avalon CD Release Show is on Dec. 2
  • “Friends of Music” Present Dynamic Programs
  • Jodi O’Hara’s Paintings Carrying Purpose & Hope
  • Brevard Philharmonic Features Brahms’ Beloved Violin Concerto
  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra Kicks Off its 50th Season
  • Izzy Losskarn’s Exhibition at Slouch: Hyper-realism & Gender Experiences
  • Krisko & Broadcast to Perform in Asheville
  • North Asheville’s Talented Artists Welcome Public to their Studios
  • Marvel at “God of Carnage” Up Close
  • Brevard Philharmonic Orchestra Launches 2022-2023 Season
  • This Sunday Free Symphony in the Park
  • 17th Annual ‘Come to Leicester’ Artist’s Studio Tour This Weekend
  • New Season for NC Stage Company Announced
  • Melt is Soulful, Next Rhythm & Brews Headliner
  • West Side Story Rumbles with Energy
  • Region’s Finest Brings Stunning American Crafts Downtown
  • Audience Favorite Performance by Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance
  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra Celebrates 50th Anniversary with New Conductor
  • Enjoy a Magnetic Midsummer this Weekend
  • Music of the Eagles This Saturday Night
  • A Genre Variety Musical Program
  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra Continues Concerts in May
  • ‘Skies of Avalon’ Plays Innovative Originals
  • Catch This Hilarious Mystery at FRP if You Can
  • HHS Senior Play is on Newly-Named Orr Stage
  • Appalachian Pastel Society Hosts NC Statewide Exhibition
  • The Wyeths: Three Generations
  • Laugh Away Gloomy Days with NC Stage Company
  • “Roaring Rhapsody” Revives Concertos for Black History Month
  • Van Gogh Alive at Biltmore
  • Momentum Gallery Hosts Group Shows
  • Queens of Soul for New Years
  • Capote’s Beloved Short Story A Christmas Memory
  • Spotlight on Groundbreaking Modernist Design
  • Inaugural Winter Season of Music at BMC
  • Live Theatre Opens Doors at NC Stage Company
  • Artists in North Asheville Open Studio Doors
  • Craig Goes Out With a Bang as James Bond
  • Hendersonville Youth Orchestra Performs
  • AGA Presents Bill George Collections
  • Music Returns to Connemara, Carl Sandburg’s Home
  • TIEC Branches Out into Comedy & Country Music
  • Tavernier to Play Free, Diverse-Styled Concert
  • Unto These Hills Regales a Dramatic True Story
  • Playhouse Fund Drive Sizzles Ahead of Season
  • Brevard Music Center Opens for Summer Festival
  • Landscape Artists Inspired by Nature
  • A Jocular Jeeves Vignette, NC Stage Fund-Raiser
  • Take A Theatrical Journey with Cole Porter
  • Artists Needed for Autumn Arts Festival
  • Magnetic’s Outdoor Play Runs May 1-16
  • Asheville Gallery of Art- Bee Adams
  • A Magical Production: The Book Club Play
  • HSO Artist Spotlight of the Month Matt Waid
  • 34 National Arts & Crafts Conference Virtual
  • Tempo Music Center, Local Musical Hub
  • Blockbuster Exhibit Opens at Art Museum
  • McCutcheon Loves Folk Music
  • Something to do While at Home in January
  • Raleigh Ringers Performed Virtually
  • Classic Christmas Play Delights Audience
  • “Opening Up to Art” Show at Asheville Gallery of Art
  • Highlighting HSO’s Mary Irwin
  • Asheville Gallery of Art-Showing “Fallscapes”
  • Zoom into NC Stage for gripping theater
  • The show must go on online that is
  • Handel’s Messiah performance in Weaverville postponed
  • “Natural Beauty” at the Asheville Gallery of Art
  • Arts Council of Henderson County support their artists
  • Asheville Gallery of Art Invites Area Artists to Submit Work
  • ACT Storytelling, Magnetic’s Play Fest Among Shows online
• Category: Business
  • Dreams of Repurposing Asheville’s Horizontal Forest
  • Restoring Biltmore Village: The Corner Kitchen
  • Helene Slowed Business, but Home Crafts Remains Optimistic
  • Mission Hospital’s Lifeline: How Water Tankers Kept the System Running Post-Hurricane
  • Local Panda Expresses to Fundraise for Dysautonomia Research
  • Helene’s Agricultural Impact in and around Buncombe
  • LOTSAR, Supporting Research to Increase Affordable Housing Stock
  • Prepping Always in Style at Carolina Readiness Supply
  • Changing of the Seasons at Hot Springs Pools
  • Noel Honored for Compassionate Care
  • Philly Italian Subs and Pasta: A Culinary Gem in Asheville
  • New Owner Continues Legacy of Preserving Memories
  • The Vision Behind Biltmore’s Vision
  • Wee Trade to Host Summer Sale Event in Asheville Area
  • Slingshots: Feel the Wind on Your Face
  • Businessman: Vaping Being Taking Over by Big Tobacco
  • Mission Performs First TriClip in North Carolina
  • Sweet Bouquets: Southern Living Meets Southern Hospitality
  • Exciting Trips Offered by Ventures Birding Tours
  • Spicer Greene: 21st-Century Elegance
  • ElectriFair: A Blast of Fresh Air
  • Root & Bone to Brings ‘Elevated Southern Comfort’ to Hendersonville
  • Goat Cheese: More Than Meets the Eye
  • The Riveter Trains for Outdoor Adventure
  • Togar Rugs Facilitates Aid for Earthquake Victims in Turkey
  • Mackie Loves Sharing the Sky Life
  • A Glittering Celebration with Decoraciones Valdes
  • Novant Moving to Fill Local Void
  • MAMA’s Littlest Passengers
  • The Youngs’ Rise to Ace Hardware Businesses in the Mountains
  • The Youngs’ Rise to Ace Hardware Empires in the Mountains
  • MAHEC Celebrates 50th Anniversary
  • Fluttering Splendor as ‘On the Wing’ Gallery Opens in the RAD
  • Leadership Asheville Forum Highlights Pratt & Whitney
  • Brother Wolf: Careful Stewardship Goes a Long Way
  • Outrider: Offroading Even for Quadriplegics
  • The Bike Farm: Childhood Memories & New Heights
  • Turkish Delights to Local Celebrities: The Vibrant Legacy of Togar Rugs
  • Eileen’s: Over 40 and Beautiful
  • Business Marks 20 Years of Good Food And Giving Back
  • Robert Pressley: A Man of Many Hats
  • Dynamite Roasting: Crafting Coffee with Community and Consciousness
  • Business Fourishes After Relaunch Last Year
  • New Restaurant Brings Soul Food and Community Spirit to Town
  • Beloved Pizzeria Back Open
  • Father-Daughter Duo Brew Holiday Cheer
  • Failed Fast-Food Spot Becoming Home To New One
  • What’s Going Up?
  • What’s Going Up?
  • “Salt Face Mule” Comes to Town
  • Explore Asheville Names Dodie Stephens VP of Marketing
  • A Slice Of The Big Apple Comes To Town
  • Business Conducting Annual School Supplies Drive
  • Outdoorsy Blue Ridge Beer Garden has Open Mics
  • Accident Set Business Owner on Different Trajectory
  • Business Reopens To Tremendous Community Support
  • Pilates Group Celebrates 22 Years
  • 8th Annual Distinguished Citizen Dinner Honoring Oscar Wong
  • Local Teacher Gets the Hot Sauce Right
  • New Retail Center Slated For Westall-Chandley Lot
  • New Business Seeks Helping WordPress Users
  • Franny’s Farmacy Hemp Franchise Expands to National Reach
  • Woodfin New Home to Fermented Food Biz
  • ServisFirst Bank Has New Home in WNC, and Growing
  • Businesses Support “USMC Toys for Tots” Drive
  • New Burger Joint Coming to Town
  • Longtime Insurance Agent & Partner Retires
  • Hotel Remains Unfinished, Supply Chain Issues Says Owner
  • ServisFirst Bank Expanding into WNC With Trusted Local Bankers
  • Gun Manufacturer Offering Comfortable Concealed-Carry Options
  • Fine Art and Antiques Bring Handsome Prices at Brunk Auctions
  • Mast General Stores Sponsor the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy
  • Senior Care Facility Achieves Zero-Deficiency
  • Putting the Pedal to the Pints
  • Creativity in Consignment: Goodwill’s “Up-Cycled” Fashion Show
  • Culver’s of Arden Honored with Prestigious Awards
  • Tsakalos Family Carries On Hot Dog World
  • Mmm! Marino’s Serving Tasty Pizza, Pasta & Smiles
  • Huli Sue’s BBQ & Grill Opens in Grove Arcade
  • Mountain BizWorks’ New Acquisition Services
  • Beer-Shaped Hotel Approved for Downtown AVL
  • AVL Business Owners Seeking City Clean Up
  • Early Girl’s New Exec. Chef Adding 2 Locations
  • Highland Celebrates Cold Mountain
  • Sustainable South Slope Pizzeria Opening
  • Asheville Featuring This Year’s Fall Flavors
  • Discover Delicious Dining at Vinnie’s South
  • Biz Thanks Community for Successful Drive
  • “Daddy Mac’s” to Replace Wild Wing Cafe
  • S&W Market Modernizes a ‘20s Historic Building
  • Children’s Consignment Gives Back to Community
  • Hobby Lobby Plans Fall Opening, 50 New Jobs
  • Sun Country Airlines Soon to Service Asheville
  • Discover Delicious Italian Meals at Nora’s
  • Ty Keplinger Expands Horizons as CFP®
  • Restaurant Family Recognized for 60 Years
  • “Red Day” Giving Back to Community
  • Inspire Ts—New Leicester T-Shirt Company
  • New Pharmacy Replaces Old in Weaverville
  • Babe’s Pizza Opens Business in Weaverville
  • Agent Forms Team to Handle Booming Biz
  • Sports Bar Opens in Reynold’s Mountain
  • New Massage & Health Center in Mars Hill
  • Cherokee’s Sports Book Betting Venue Opens
  • McFarlan Bake Shop: 90+ Years on Main Street
  • New Owners For an Old Favorite
  • Organic Bakery Opens in Woodfin
  • Explore Opportunities at Career Quest Webinar
  • Asheville Construction Soars during COVID
  • Rocky’s Hot Chicken Shack Opens Third Location
  • Court House Inn is Planned for Hendersonville
  • Boutique Has Perfect Pieces for Holidays
  • Shipmans to Turn Cedars into Hotel, Condos
  • New Owner Seeks Vendors
  • Local Newsletter Has the Ins-and-Outs of AVL
  • 400 New Homes & Townhomes Coming
  • Salon Expanding Services
  • Zen Hen Cafe Opens in Hendersonville
  • Yogurt World Closing But Hot Dog World Thrives
  • Harwood & Friends Raise Money for Kids
  • Asheville Mall Owner Files For Bankruptcy
  • Air Quality Briefing Shares Saver Tips
  • Flat Rock Pizza Closes; Turkey Meals On
  • In Asheville, Small Business Is Big Business
  • Seeking Hot Chicken & Southern Soul Food?
  • In Weaverville, New Independent Pharmacy Coming
  • Advance Wheelchair Transportation makes traveling a true pleasure
  • Weaverville’s first corporate hotel opens, others worry
  • Local bank gets new director
  • Full-service beauty & tanning salon opened in Weaverville
  • Historic small town drug store closes after being in business since 1928
  • Hobby Lobby, Marshalls are coming to Weaverville
  • Pet groomers expand their business as part of their dream
  • New gourmet dog food business open to the public
  • Jacob Sessoms talks ‘El Gallo’ & setting new courses, friendly ventures
  • Adapting continuously, Biltmore Village business steady
  • Classics cooking at new old-school luncheon
  • Local company still doing its part to fight virus
  • Business going to the dogs and beer
  • Gym owner makes economic statement not a political one
• Category: Civic
  • Major Developments from the Polk County Board Meeting
  • Helpers Beg Commissioners for Assistance
  • Asheville’s Recovery Framework: A Roadmap to Rebuilding Helene
  • Mayor Esther Manheimer Takes on New Role in State Leadership
  • Hendersonville Shines at 2024 NCDOT Mobi Awards for Oklawaha Greenway
  • Weaverville’s Public Works Lauded for Dedication During Hurricane
  • Hendersonville City Council Tackles Housing and Hurricane Recovery
  • N.C.’s Push for Citizen-Only Voting: A Response to Non-Citizen Participation
  • Why the Blue Ridge Parkway Remains Closed: An Inside Look
  • Council vs. Mayor: The Growing Rift in Woodfin’s Leadership
  • Edwards, Duncan Debate at Leadership Asheville Forum
  • 8,590 Without Power in WNC: Duke Energy Addresses Recovery Efforts
  • Enhancing Weaverville: Town Council Discusses Manager Hiring and Infrastructure Improvements
  • Woodfin Council Advances Zoning Changes and Emergency Repair Initiatives
  • Asheville’s Environment and Safety Committee: A Deep Dive into Sustainability and Community Support
  • Hendersonville Takes a Page from LA’s Housing Playbook: A Comprehensive Approach
  • Abortion Rights to Foster Care: Buncombe County’s Health Advocacy Updates
  • How Badly Do We Want Affordable Housing? Not Bad Enough
  • Sanctuary by Loophole: Is Buncombe County Circumventing the Law?
  • Buncombe Commissioners Chew the Fat
  • Preliminary Analysis of Merrimon Road Diet
  • I-26 Connector Construction Moves Forward
  • Public Input Opportunities for School Consolidation
  • Van Duncan Advocates for Revenue-Neutral Tax Rate Amid Property Tax Concerns
  • Walk/Cycling to Lake Louise Hazardous Without Sidewalk Over Bridge
  • Remember to Register for Hauling
  • Asheville Votes on $80 Million Bond Referendum This November
  • Ecusta Trail Moves Forward with Bridge Installation
  • Is Tyranny of the Belligerent Anarchy?
  • Maple Trace Finally Gets Annexed
  • Emails Highlight Contention Between Manager, Council
  • Independent Review Finds No Racism in Buncombe’s Assessment
  • He-Said/She-Said from the Library Brawl
  • Revelations Keep Coming From Town’s Emails
  • Emails Reveal Town Council Turmoil
  • No End To Maple Trace Issue, STR Regulations
  • Mayor Sees Bright Future For Town
  • Weaverville Town Leadership Imploding?
  • New, Larger, Healthier Main Fire Station Nearly Built
  • Commissioners Hear Domestic Violence Fatality Report
  • Deliberations Include Town Manager’s Salary in the Budget
  • PTSD and Suicide Prevention for Law Enforcement Officers
  • Asheville Approves Downtown Bid
  • After Nearly A Decade, Town Attorney Resigns
  • Leadership in Law Enforcement: APD Chief Michael Lamb
  • Asheville to Pursue $90M in Bonds
  • Reflections on Memorial Day in Weaverville
  • Town’s Vice-Mayor Unexpectedly Steps Down
  • Schools Still Busting the Budget in Buncombe
  • Financial Realities Closing in for City Council
  • Reparations Committee Recommends Guaranteed Income
  • Transparency & Confidentiality: A Closer Look at Woodfin’s Personnel Matter
  • Bulletproof: APD Secures Funding for Body Armor
  • Are Housing Prices In Weaverville About To See A Bump?
  • Sluder Running For NC 49th State Senate District
  • Controversial Vance Monument: Tumblin’ Tumblin’ Down
  • Loyal Lifts: A Journey of Dedication
  • Town Approve First Social District At Meeting
  • DEI: Correcting Inequity or Creating It?
  • Spring Plant Sale: A Blooming Tribute to Mom
  • Chief Michael Dykes Departure: Woodfin PD Leadership Transition Underway
  • Affordable Housing Programs: Raising Prices to Lower Them
  • Edward Votes To Approve Bill Allowing Warrantless Surveillance
  • AdventHealth: “This Is Your Hospital”
  • Everybody’s Piling on HCA
  • In-depth Look at Town’s Short-Term Rental Study
  • Asheville Art Museum’s Free Community Day
  • Opposition to STR Ban Organizes
  • Somer Oberlin: Just Call Her “Chief”
  • The Rest of March Meeting
  • Epic Cycles: Where Community and Biking Unite
  • Asheville Art Museum’s Free Community Day
  • Lady Rockets Have a Blast in Local Hoops Encore
  • March Meeting Tackles Numerous Issues
  • 9th Annual Woodfin 5K: Supporting Education and Community
  • All-Star Sendoff is for Wilkins, Putnam, Dillon, Waddell
  • Revisiting Business Improvement Districts: Asheville’s BID Evolution
  • Police Chief’s Retirement Party Bittersweet For Some
  • Buncombe Enters into Negotiations with New Waste Hauler
  • The Joy of Easter Abounds Throughout Western North Carolina
  • McDowell County’s Land Acquisition Enhances Fonta Flora State Trail Connectivity
  • Council’s Message: Don’t Bribe, Donate
  • Michele Morrow: A David Verses Goliath Story
  • Floodplain Building Becomes Issue For Annexation
  • Hendersonville PD Commended for Fulfilling IACP Trust Building Campaign Requirements
  • HVL City Council Addresses Developers Removing Trees
  • Neighbors Oppose Venue’s Late Noise Plea
  • Skeptics: HCA Needs Paradigm Shift to Make Mission Viable
  • Public Comment Dominated by Golf Carts and Noise
  • High-Speed Rail Advocacy Never Goes Away
  • Henderson County Democratic Party Files Complaint Against Congressman Chuck Edwards
  • Lamb Becomes Next Police Chief
  • Primary Elections Matter: The Future of Asheville’s Infrastructure
  • Whitesides Wants Transformation, Not Lip Service
  • Housing Subsidies Deemed Racist
  • Town Announces First Female Police Chief
  • What’s going on at Leicester Fire Department?
  • Changing the Game for Unaffliated Candidates
  • Police Chief Retires
  • Asheville City Council Candidate Bo Hess
  • Buddy, Can You Spare a Wipe?
  • Putting the Bus Before the Battery
  • Weaverville Reminds: No Duck Feeding Allowed
  • Meeting Moves Forward On Annexing More Development
  • O’Connell Attempts Run For Seat As Unaffiliated Candidate
  • Sheriff Helping With Asheville Crime, Again
  • Judge Denies All TeamHealth’s Attempts
  • Duncan Asking for Signatures to Run As Chairman
  • How Will Asheville Address the Missing Middle?
  • Council Approves Drive-Thru
  • Pennell Says No Need To Worry About Water
  • Planning Board Told STRs Not Causing Affordable Housing Crisis
  • Woodfin’s New Mayor McAllister Sworn In
  • Council Ends Year With No Decision On Maple Trace Annexation
  • Does Asheville Spend Funds as Allocated?
  • City Council Doesn’t Like Its Housing Policies
  • Roney Questions Reparations Committee Expenditures
  • Deck the Trees in Black Mountain Helps Neighbors Stay Warm
  • Council Votes In Rule Changes At Workshop
  • Edwards Looks To Become First Female Commission Chair
  • The Angst of Youth, Rebranded, Resurfaces
  • Buncombe Considers Incentivizing Non-Airbnbs
  • Town’s Dwelling Units To Increase By Nearly 50%
  • Wells Announces Her Bid To Keep Seat In Newly Redrawn District
  • It’s Not Easy Being Green
  • Buncombe Commissioners Consider Reserve Funding
  • Annual Charles Taylor Dinner Extends Tradition
  • The Impact Of Hundreds Of New Houses On Town
  • Whitesides: Reparations Committee Insults My Ancestors
  • Weaverville Annexes Developments Containing 700+ Housing Units
  • Do Prices Justify Training a New Hauler?
  • Town Says Goodbye To Three Council Members
  • Energy Community Status Sways Council
  • Tourists to Fund Housing?
  • From Dysfunction to Productivity: How Tod Leaven’s Approach Can Transform City Council
  • County Attacks APD for Arresting Street People
  • City Council Spends-Yet Infrastructure Fails
  • Fire Risks in Buncombe
  • Giving the Bear Some Space
  • Hunter Promoted To Deputy Fire Chief
  • Buncombe County Election Season Results
  • Council Halts Affordable Housing Construction Again
  • Town Reduces Water Development Fees Due to $15m From State
  • Asheville “Got to Spend the Money”
  • Asheville CIP: The Name’s Bond
  • Woodfin Water Candidates Answer Questions
  • Stormwater Fee Causes Rumble in Woodfin
  • Buncombe Approves Outsourcing for School Merger Study
  • Council Approves Bike Lanes for College, Patton
  • Crime Worse Downtown than in Public Housing
  • RFK Jr Campaigns Asheville
  • Candidates for Weaverville Answer Questions
  • APD Officers Honored for Brave Service Under Peril
  • Candidates Answer Questions About Issues Facing Woodfin
  • Buncombe Requests Input on Ferry Road
  • Teacher Raise “Not Enough”
  • Council Discusses Transportation Freedom
  • Department Moves Toward Non-Fossil Fuel Vehicles
  • Town Gets $15M From State For Expansion
  • Council Views Options for Civic Center
  • September Is Emergency Preparedness Month
  • Opioid Epidemic Races On
  • Affordable Housing Proves Too Costly – Again
  • Are North Buncombe Towns Becoming More Like Asheville?
  • Taxation without Representation?
  • Reimagining Downtown for Equity and Inclusion
  • County Tax Assessor Explains Reevaluation
  • Fireworks And More Discussed At Council Meeting
  • Medicaid: Unraveling, Expanding, Delayed
  • Caregivers “1,000 Books” Program Off to Good Start in Buncombe
  • Panhandling Amendments Draw Polarized Crowd
  • Mayor Gives Informal State of City
  • Buncombe Rejects GE’s $500k Claim
  • Reval Gets More Personable, High-Tech
  • Young is Ready To Serve Community
  • Grant Center Pool Opens
  • Citizens Group Complains about Panhandling, Early Release
  • Woodfin Political Races Shaping Up
  • Buncombe Explores Incentive Updates
  • Disregarding Road & Sidewalk Closures Just Got Costly
  • Asheville City Council Puts Money Where Mouth Is
  • Buncombe County Taxpayers Lose Advocate
  • Growth Shows No Signs Of Letting Up
  • NCGOP Sued by Own Members
  • Revitalizing Asheville: Auditorium Woes and Affordable Housing Plans
  • Edwards Celebrates Inclusion of Amendments in Defense Act
  • Airport Annual Report: Record-Breaking Passenger Numbers & Economic Impact
  • Town Workshop Hints at Removing Fireworks from July 4th 
  • Celebrating the Diversity of Luxe Homes
  • Peter McGuire Throws Hat in Ring for Town Council
  • What’s in the Bicycle/Pedestrian Plan for Weaverville?
  • Asheville Needs More Beds
  • New Faces Enter the Race for Weaverville Town Council
  • Asheville City Council Suspends Consideration of Land Use Incentive Grants for Micro-Apartments
  • Governor Cooper Signs Bill Creating Stricter Bail Bond Laws
  • Raising the Bar for Affordable Housing
  • Parade Rules Update: Changes & Entry Fee
  • Taking Aim at Abandoned Bicycles
  • Trump Holds Enthusiastic Rally in Pickens, SC, Amid Legal Woes & Record Turnout
  • Buncombe County Commissioners Approve Grant for Medicated Assistance Treatment Program, Buncombe County Commissioners
  • Questions Surround NC GOP Convention Voting
  • Budget Decision: Buncombe Co. Raises Tax Rate to Support Teacher Pay Raises Amidst Challenges
  • The FairTax Act of 2023 Could Abolish The IRS
  • NC House Bill 66: Changing How School Board is Elected
  • Controversy at NC GOP Convention Voting: Allegations & Unanswered Questions
  • Investigation Reveals Causes of Christmas 2022 Water Outage Incident
  • Asheville Adopts More Inclusive Pre-Development Rules
  • Update on Buncombe County’s New Fleet Building Construction
  • Composting Program Ramping Up
  • Trump, Pence & DeSantis Speak at NC GOP Convention
  • Blade Changes Course: Running for Council Instead of Mayor
  • Asheville’s Gender Resolutions
  • Opioid Report: Need More of the Same
  • Governor Rallying Opposition To School Vouchers
  • Pride Week in Buncombe
  • Citizens Say Parking Garages Not Handicap Accessible
  • Budget, Development Fees Take Center Stage at Meeting
  • Planning for Thee but Not for Me
  • Whitmire Arrest: APD Officers Exonerated After Body Cam Video Released
  • A Closer Look at Weaverville’s $9.5M Budget
  • Sports Commission: “Merger!” “Takeover!” Hostile Takeover!”
  • Last Chance to Comment on Asheville’s Budget
  • Biogas System: Buyers Wanted
  • Buncombe Passes Bitcoin Mining Moratorium
  • Dispatch Report Contradicts Buncombe Sheriff Office’s Exoneration
  • Council Wants Larger Strategic Partnership Fund
  • Town Budget Rises 18.4%, No Property Tax Increase
  • Council: Add Solar & Bike Lanes
  • Local Education Needs Work
  • Can This Group Spare Us Some Change?
  • Restoration Update: City Hall
  • New Bill Would Limit What Weaverville Can Do About STRs
  • Northside Future I-26 Work Is Here For A While
  • Gearing up for Budget Hearing
  • Medicaid Expansion Outlook in Buncombe
  • Asheville Resists Legislative Deregulation
  • Local Historian Recognized at Council Meeting
  • Beach-Ferrara Requests Shift in Opioid Plan
  • Little House on the Parking Lot
  • Council Debates Water Equity
  • Group’s Leader Questions Reliable Yield Study
  • Short Agenda During Town’s Monthly Meeting
  • Council Coming After Whole House STRs in Weaverville?
  • New Buncombe County GOP Chair Hops in the Saddle
  • Asheville to Spend $19M on McCormick Field
  • How Asheville Is Spending ARPA Funds
  • FDF Thrilled about Coming to Asheville
  • Congressman Brings Services To Rural Communities
  • APD Chief Zack Discusses Staffing, Reputation
  • Admittedly Inexperienced Goldstein Selected To Head Woodfin Water
  • Before the Water Plant Expansion Vote
  • Water Plant Expansion Gets Green Light
  • Citizens Demanding Cleanup
  • Affordable Housing on Prime Real Estate
  • Town Tackles Stormwater, Query Police Patrols On Future I26
  • Compounding the Housing Crisis
  • Mayoral Candidate Clarifies His Name Change
  • Manheimer Asks: Leverage Revenues for Affordable Housing Tax Credits?
  • Dog Kennel Removal from Park Proving a Dilemma
  • Council Commits $7m Towards I-26 Aesthetics
  • Report Spotlights School Underachievement
  • Commissioner Whitesides: Surprise Me
  • The Intersection of Slavery & Transit
  • Town’s Lowest Building Permits Since 2016 Doesn’t Mean What You Might Think
  • Incentivizing the Incentives
  • Leadership Asheville Forum Discusses Election Integrity in NC
  • Water Monopolizes Council’s First Meeting of the Year
  • APD to Access Surveillance Cameras
  • Influence Peddling, ‘Biden Docs’ are Emerging Scandals
  • Border Breaches, China Top GOP’s Security Concerns
  • Woodfin Holds Three Public Hearings on Development
  • Blade Says He’s Running for Woodfin Mayor
  • Buncombe’s Asheville: Reparations Still Idling
  • Speaker McCarthy Outlines Priority Domestic Issues
  • Continuing Water Outage & the Latest
  • ‘Tribune’ Files Complaint With Sheriff Over Misinformation
  • Councilman Worries About Riverside Drive Traffic
  • Manheimer Addresses Lingering Water Concerns
  • Local GOPers Seek Censure of US Senators
  • Newman Seeking Recycling Efficiencies
  • Local Activists Weigh in on “Buncombe Decides”
  • Grove Arcade’s Roaring 20s Soiree & Rich History
  • Water’s Restored, Confidence? Not So Much
  • Buncombe’s 20-Year Plan: County Wants to Hear from Citizens
  • New County School Superintendent Fields Questions & Comments
  • Town Council: “Lite” Agenda before Holidays
  • Pundits Taking Aim at ARPA’s Waste
  • Asheville City & Citizens Debate Funding Police for Safety
  • Weaverville Moves to Control Development Outside Town
  • Asheville Chamber Music Presents the Charlotte Piano Trio
  • Tourists to Subsidize Affordable Housing?
  • Water Still Top of Mind for Town
  • School Board Member Removed From Her Party’s Executive Committee
  • Council: No Voluntary Annexation, No Water
  • Reparations: Now Two Years in the Making
  • Buncombe Election Officials Say Voting Went Smoothly
  • Asheville Behind on Sanitation, Public Safety & Pickleball
  • City of Asheville Diverts Funds Meant for the Poor
  • Buncombe Reviews Affordable Housing Policy
  • Short-Term Rentals Take Center Stage at Woodfin Meeting
  • Department Promotes Firefighters to Engineers
  • Continuance of Development Review Could Lead to Lawsuit
  • Buncombe’s Plans for Solid Waste
  • Legislative Agenda: Meat Packing, Green Banking, Mission Control
  • Outlook: Recovery Amidst Uncertainty
  • Quick Council Meeting After Two Items Moved from Agenda
  • Voter Integrity Group Delivers Demand Letter to BCBOE
  • Elections Board Responds to Voter Group’s Demand Letter
  • Council Slow to Fund Housing Urgency
  • Plans for More Equitable Revaluations
  • Gigantic Pay Raise ‘Approved’ by Hurried Council
  • Commissioners Split Over Senior Mall
  • Edwards Believes Buncombe County is Doing Well
  • Sen. Edwards & Beach-Ferrara Debate Heated Issues
  • Budd & Beasley Clash on Crime in U.S. Senate Race
  • Officials Respond: “Glitch” Not Compromising Election Results
  • Asheville Phases in Single-Use Plastic Ban
  • Asheville Council Approves New Townhomes
  • Yelton Represents Change in County’s Direction
  • Opioids by the Numbers in Buncombe
  • Early Voting “Glitch” Compromising Election Results?
  • Late Rent Notices Skyrocket: An Economic Indicator?
  • Water for 168-unit Low-Income Apartments Approved
  • Asheville Pushing Volunteers of America to Limits
  • Sidewalks & More from Council Meeting
  • City Council & the Jones Park Situation
  • Meeting the WNC State House Candidates
  • Lt. Governor Mark Robinson Guest Speaks at CIBO Issues Meeting
  • Buncombe’s Plans for Opioid Expenditures
  • Prayer & Trash Draws a Larger Crowd Than Usual
  • Kilgore Questions College and Patton Bike Lanes
  • Early Childhood Education Investments Struggling
  • Workers Demanding Affordable Parking
  • Harris Named New Weaverville Fire Chief
  • Town Presents Preliminary Water Plan of Action
  • Asheville Pours $7.6M in Subsidies for Affordable Projects
  • The New “Shot Heard ‘Round The World”
  • Traffic Calming Measures Coming to Lake Louise
  • Loading Docks Booting Bike Lanes
  • Board Hears Pros and Cons of New Affordable Housing Project
  • Commissioners Enlist Nurses’ Union to Build Case
  • Town Records Accuracy Called Into Question
  • Meeting Brings More Changes to Town of Woodfin
  • Buncombe GOP Picks Former Democrat, Replacing Their Sheriff Candidate
  • Superintendent Steps Down as Water System Undergoes Change
  • Tax Inequity: Designer “Urban3” Demanding Explanations
  • Council Looks to Simplify Outdoor Lighting, Reduce Noise
  • Calls for Councilwoman’s Resignation at Monthly Meeting
  • Commissioners Approve Half-a-Million in Reparations
  • Woodfin Hears Presentation Asking Support of $70M in Bond Referendums
  • Looking at Old ETJ, Town Planning Expansion
  • Designer Urban3’s Finding Still Being Disputed
  • Councilwoman’s Post Receives Backlash from Citizens
  • Town to Look at Surplus Property at Workshop
  • Town Passes $7.2M Budget, Annex’s Planned 202-Unit Project
  • Town Holds Listen Session for Its Future
  • Council Affirms “Reproductive Freedom”
  • Council Adopts Budget with Flair
  • Tax Assistance: Where to Draw Line?
  • Woodfin Approves More Than $8 Million Budget
  • Workshop Allows Tweaks to Budget and More
  • TDA Rebuts Commissioners
  • Commissioners Talk Life & Death
  • Council Approves Micro-Housing Subsidy
  • ARPA Funds Balance Asheville Budget
  • Government Giveth & Government Driveth Up
  • Weaverville Getting New Electrical Substation
  • Town Looking for Input on a “Town Center”
  • Mission Hospital May Face Competition
  • Councilman Offers Twist to Firefighter Pay Issue
  • Buncombe Reimagines Budgeting
  • Water Tap Back On in Weaverville
  • Kilgore: Road Diet One-Sided
  • Transit Dominating Budget Discussion
  • Low Income Housing Tax Credits: Who Benefits?
  • Homelessness Up, Crime Down
  • D.A. Murray, Open Judge Seat Up for Election
  • Mike Edney, State House Seats 117, 113 On Ballot
  • Commissioners Puzzle Over Gov. Funds
  • LAF Highlights Asheville’s Candidates for Mayor
  • Strong 2021 Spurs Airport Expansion
  • Town Losing Fire Chief, Firefighters, Again
  • Council Adds to a Packed Budget
  • Asheville Adopts Legislative Agenda
  • Town Continues Unofficial Water Moratorium
  • New Silver-Line Park Opens in Woodfin
  • Commissioners Support Housing, Conservation Bonds
  • Town Approves $2.7M for Paving, $25K for Playground
  • Buncombe County Plans for Opioid Settlement Lawsuits
  • Second Forum Held on Housing Issues in Asheville
  • Town Looking for Water Partners
  • Mismanagement: The New Normal
  • Foot-Dragging Continues over Park
  • Commissioners, Sheriff & District Attorney all on the Ballot
  • Wanted: County Lobbyist
  • Candidates Vying for State House & Senate
  • Council Prioritizes Housing, Reparations, Reimagining
  • Woodfin Opening New Silver-Line Park
  • Democrats for Congress Lean on More Spending
  • GOP Congress Hopefuls Leverage Family Values
  • County Proposes $99M for Housing
  • Is the Buncombe DA Breaking the Law?
  • Town’s New Tools Online for Residents
  • Asheville Floats Surreal Stormwater Workaround
  • Contentious Project Approved by Planning & Zoning
  • Council Does 180 with 19(i)
  • Shaken Not Stirred
  • Tuch Takes Top Job In Woodfin
  • Council Discusses Policing, Sanitation
  • Council Rejects Hilliard & Clingman Housing Project
  • Edwards Campaign Drawing in Donors
  • Town’s Development-Friendly Reputation Over?
  • Study Tries to Address Worker’s Salaries
  • Madison School Board Misbehaving, Says Candidate
  • Who’s Behind Lawsuit Leading to Commissioner Dismissal?
  • Council Divided Over Pedicycle Taxi Franchise
  • Republicans Questioning Cooper Over Clean Energy Order
  • Water Plant Expansion On Hold, Talks to Begin
  • Should City Council Regulate Public Feedings?
  • Edwards Running for Buncombe DA Seat
  • Bad Batteries Bumping Up Water Bills
  • Woodfin Developers Encounter Recurring Zoning Issues
  • Decorated Veteran Seeking Cawthorn’s Seat
  • The Troubled Waters of North Buncombe
  • Coloring Can Combat Food Insecurity
  • ABC Meeting Centers on COVID Vax Policy
  • Lawsuit Forces Asheville to Withdraw from Scholarship’s Racial Focus
  • Is Weaverville’s Water Getting Regionalized?
  • Large Encampments Are Hotbeds For Crime
  • Buncombe Engages Redistricting Representation
  • Woodfin Losing Another Longtime Commissioner
  • Fire Dept. Announces Annual Award Winners
  • Development Proceeding After Decade of Trouble
  • Town Planning Policy to Push Employees to Vax
  • Annexation, Vaccination Discussed at Meeting
  • Corridor Users: Plans Still Not Pragmatic
  • Weaverville Expands Online Meetings
  • Asheville Approves Mixed-Use Project
  • Taylor Christmas Dinner Showcases Candidates
  • Buncombe’s 2022-2023 Budget Richly Subsidized
  • Former County Candidate Sues Blogger
  • You May Not Have Seen …
  • Two Buncombe Dems Won’t Seek Reelection
  • Black Mountain Decorates Trees to Aid Fuel Fund
  • Chuck Edwards is Running for Congress
  • After Only 18 Months, Administrator Resigns
  • Deceased Councilman Acknowledged at Meeting
  • Sherrill Ends 32 Years on Council
  • New Council Members Tackle WiFi, Annexation
  • AVL Challenges Discussed at City Manager Forum
  • DOT to Fix Damaged “No-Mans Land” Road
  • Lack of Quorum Gives Public Center Stage
  • Thanks for Protection: New HPD Station Opens
  • Ramada Neighbors Take Grievances to County
  • Lawmakers Approve Final Redistricting Maps
  • Helping the Poor with Committees and Plans
  • Is Asheville Planning More Police Defunding?
  • Community Planning with Equity Lens Proving Expensive
  • A Road in “No Man’s Land”
  • County Comm. Responds to Farm Fires
  • Buncombe County Addresses Dysfunctional Gov.
  • Blakely, Goode, Roundtree are Among Winners
  • New Faces in Town Governments
  • Asheville Gov’t Enters High-Roller Real Estate
  • Council Approves Another MHO Refinancing
  • Group Sues City, Citing ‘Racism’
  • Noise, Annexation & More in Town Meeting
  • Concern Over Personnel Leaving Madison Medics
  • Council Workshop Center on Water Treatment Cost
  • Partisan Forum Held, Not All Candidates Invited
  • Meet Your Weaverville Candidates: Part 2
  • Walsh-Roundtree Duel Looms for Council
  • Fletcher Mayoral, Two Council Races Heat Up
  • Neighborhood Petitions Falling on Deaf Ears
  • Did Water Dept Taxes Fund 2 Nonprofits?
  • Where Does the Buncombe Co. Sheriff Live?
  • District Elections: They’re Back …
  • Meet Your Weaverville Candidates: Part 1
  • Sticker Shock Catches Council off Guard
  • Undaunted, COVID Continues to Inconvenience
  • Water Department’s Missing Money Part II
  • High Prices, Love the Housing
  • Woodfin Hires Project Manager
  • Closer Look at Woodfin Candidates
  • City to Established Retailers: Build Housing
  • More Life-Saving Awards for Woodfin Officers
  • Woodfin’s Plan Still Stirring Emotions
  • Woodfin Passes Comprehensive Plan
  • Yelton Recounts Flaws in Housing Policy
  • Hendersonville Council Race on Ballot Tuesday
  • Asheville Government Pleased with Hotel Standards
  • Superior Court Panel Rejects N.C. Voter ID Law
  • NC Distillers Laws Loosen Somewhat
  • Reparations Should Involve Mind & Heart
  • US Spending Invokes Greece’s Euro Collapse
  • Buncombe Awards First $11.3M in ARPA Funds
  • Meet Weaverville’s Newest Council Member
  • Too Much Money Falling from the Sky”
  • New Mayor, Council Member Causes Controversy
  • Woodfin puts in place plan for ARP Funds
  • Sheriff Holds Listening Event in Sandy Mush
  • Advisory Committee Makes Report on Greenway
  • Attorney: Woodfin’s New Zoning Null & Void
  • Could This Explain Uneconomic Policy Decisions?
  • Buncombe Commissioners Slow-Walk Distributions
  • Officer Completes Certificate Program
  • County, Hospital Disagree on “the Science”
  • Are Overarching Subsidy Programs Working Yet?
  • Olsen files for Town of Fletcher’s Seat
  • Council Adopts Middle-Ground Noise Ordinance
  • Officer Honored for Saving a Life
  • Illegals Getting Free Airfare?
  • Meeting Dominated by Questions about the Bluffs
  • You Heard the Pros, Here’s Some Cons: Pre-K
  • Skyland FD Reveals 400k+ than Previous Report
  • Field of Buncombe Candidates Set
  • County Incentives Attempt Restoring Livelihoods
  • Big Government Exacerbates Its Exacerbations
  • Root Chooses Not to Run for Mayoral Reelection
  • Rifles, K9 Gear: Latest Stand TALL Donations
  • Four So Far File for Council, Mayor
  • Government Spending Conservatively Half the Economy
  • Budget and Protests Rule Part of Meeting
  • Skyland Finally Reveals Fund Balance
  • Chief: Crime Prevention is Everyone’s Job
  • Defund Loses Zest as Asheville Budget Passes
  • Commissioners Unveil Racial Equity Action Plan
  • New Fire Truck Gets Traditional ‘Push-In’
  • Woodfin Town Council Approves 2022 Budget
  • Activists Disparaging Over $2 Million in Reparations
  • “Madison Doesn’t Want Any Part of Asheville”
  • Protest Held Outside School Board Meeting
  • Fraternal Order of Police President Wants Adult Conversation about Policing
  • Town Maintaining a Revenue-Neutral Tax Rate
  • Asheville Buys Land for Purpose Built Community
  • Towns Say County Threatened to Halt 911 Service
  • Budget Leaves Tax Rate Same, So Taxes Going up Almost 10%
  • Asheville Bracing for Higher Taxes
  • Buncombe Manager Recommends Tax Increase
  • Study Recommends Larger, Multi-Use Libraries
  • Vote on E. Flat Rock Asphalt Mixing Plant Set for June 1
  • Asheville Council Approves Rate Increases
  • Council Discusses Stripes & Homeless
  • Citizens Denied Entry into Public Meeting
  • Citizen Says “County Acts As Charity” at Meeting
  • County Expects $13-$14M from Opioid Settlement
  • Asheville Budget Falls Short on Reparations
  • House won’t move the “Save Women’s Sport Act”
  • Council Goes Back to In-Person Meetings
  • Council Rejects Drug Interdiction Funding
  • Mayor Explains NDO Passed at April Meeting
  • Attorney Says NDO Meant to Change Behaviors
  • April Update in Woodfin Greenway/Blueway Development
  • Fisher Works For $15 Minimum Wage
  • Bill Seeking to End Twice-A-Year Time Changes
  • Woodfin Approves Park Expansion Plans
  • Zero-Emission, By Taxpayer or Ratepayer
  • LGBT Ordinance: More Questions Less Clear Answers in Meeting
  • Asheville Council Slammed for Removing Homeless Camps
  • Shaping Dialogue, Making Headlines
  • Skyland Fire Dept. Financially Thriving, But…
  • Sen Edwards Sponsoring Bills Despite Opposition
  • Bluffs’ Decision Derailed over “Slip of Tongue”
  • Commissioner Answers Questions About Ordinance
  • Ministerial Alliance Against Non-Discrimination Ordinance
  • What You Need to Know as a Taxpayer
  • Wrestling with Reparations & How to Fund It
  • Questions Remain Unanswered about Proposed Non-discrimination Ordinance
  • Board Member Throws Hearing into Limbo
  • Council Can’t Control Its Wish List
  • Alternative Offered to Charlotte St Development
  • Commissioners: Need More Data on School Closure
  • Moving Forward with Non-Discrimination Laws
  • Remedy Needed for Virtual Signaling Governments
  • Woodfin Getting $1.9m in Pandemic Relief
  • Commissioner Unveils Non-Discrimination Law for County
  • Equity & Inclusion Office Reports Activity
  • NC Bill to Require Cooperation with ICE
  • Council Endorses Hybrid School Board Elections
  • What Opioid Settlement Means for County
  • County Proposes Nondiscrimination Ordinance
  • Transit, “Defund” on City’s Legislative Agenda
  • Making Hoteliers Pay for Reparations
  • Town Corrals Trailers, Expands Size of Board
  • Corridor Links Biltmore Village with Downtown
  • Ammons Named Officer of the Year
  • Bluffs Not On Agenda, But Here’s What Was
  • County Plans for Future Waste
  • Commissioner wants more Money for Conservation
  • What Happens When Hotel Moratorium Ends?
  • Vaccine Distribution in Question
  • Cawthorn Announces Service Academy Nominations
  • “My Sister’s Vote was Stolen!”
  • Asheville Board of Adjustment, Working 9-9
  • Senator Chuck Edwards- Updates from Raleigh
  • Follow-Up Questions on the LGBTQ Ordinance
  • NC Election Integrity a Rollercoaster
  • Town Takes Steps to Reduce Trailer Placement
  • New Police Station Going Up Near 7th Avenue
  • Town Discusses LGBTQ Ordinance
  • Police recognition of Town’s 50th
  • Woodfin Fire Awarded Grant
  • State Near Bottom on Distributing COVID Vaccine
  • County Readies for Surprises in Vax Rollout
  • Chief Justice Newby allows Courts to Reopen
  • Plans Trucking Along for Fulfillment Center
  • Blair Myhand is New HPD Chief
  • Community Weighs in on Charlotte St. Development
  • New Woodfin’s Mountain Village Zoning rules
  • County Leadership Urges Personal Responsibility
  • COVID Blamed for Customers’ Contact Problems
  • County Acts on Reimagining Police
  • Local Politicians Get Sworn In & Assignments
  • Low-Income Development Applications Now Open
  • Housing Grant Awarded in Hendersonville
  • Justice System still Working
  • Pharr Davis Joins the Presidential Fitness Council
  • Weaverville’s Storm Water Woes
  • Town looks to Expand Council, Mayor’s Powers
  • Wrecking Ball to Demolish Arts & Crafts Homes
  • Town Votes to Remove Moratorium
  • County Reviews COVID’s Economic Impact
  • Woodfin Board Approves 59-unit Development
  • Not Everyone Fairing Well Thru Pandemic
  • French Broad Electric Receiving Grant
  • Honoring Slain Hero Ryan Hendrix
  • Council on Obelisk: Risks Outweigh Benefits
  • How Are Police Enforcing Mask Orders?
  • Another Look at Old Annexation Agreement
  • K-9 Handler Resigns, New One Chosen
  • Town Talks Annexation, Gives Pay-raises
  • COVID Costs Unsearchable & Unfathomable
  • Town on Verge of Removing Building Moratorium
  • Asheville Seeks Input on Draft Noise Ordinance
  • Plowshares/Pruning Hooks a Federal Matter
  • Commissioners Honor Four
  • Republicans Got Out & Voted on Election Day
  • 7th Iteration Fights Price Theory
  • Three Councilors Bid Farewell
  • Election Hinges on Ballot Fraud Cases
  • Whether They Are Democrats Or Republicans
  • Big Incentives Offered In P&W Development
  • Developers take notice
  • Council Accepts Plan for ‘Pit of Despair’
  • Progress Picking Up on Greenway
  • Town Approves Nearly 200-Unit Development
  • County: FY2019-2020 Budget Fared Well
  • Woodfin Hires New Planning Director
  • Commissioners Addressing Full Plate of Crises
  • Cawthorn Sharing Concerns: Economy & Protests
  • Moe Davis: Anti-torture Stance is Advocating for American Values
  • Candidates Running for Eight Seats on State Appellate Courts
  • Support Needed for Low-Income Internet Schooling
  • Asheville Non-Partisan Citywide Race 2020
  • Clashes Over Police Funding & Ongoing Protests
  • Intense Differing on Economy & Health Care
  • Council’s Staff Weak on Ideas for Managing Future Hotels
  • Beware of election ‘ballot harvesters’
  • Ballot fraud concerns
  • Local candidates meet with black community leaders
  • In this election, the American people and our rights are going to be the losers no matter who wins
  • Buncombe county government reviews current shutdown statistics
  • Vandals attack nearby Republican centers
  • Mark Robinson holds meet & greet in Asheville
  • Time to address the desperately in need
  • Contrasting views of issues dominate lieutenant governor candidate debate
  • “Defund the Police” is not about money says Council members
  • Conservative Tim Moffitt eager to return to Raleigh
  • Josh Remillard is Democrats’ Hopeful for District 117
  • Asheville votes to defund its law enforcement
  • Council exonerated in internal probe; public asks ‘what’s the point?’
  • Residents & neighbors oppose proposed asphalt drum plant in East Flat Rock
  • Sen. Chuck Edwards touts funding achievements
  • Council extends hotel moratorium for five months more
  • Democrat candidate Brian Caskey calls for expanded Medicaid
  • Changes to Woodfin brush collection
  • Online survey seeks to help new police chief with policing issues and priorities
  • Council approves water extension for new business center among other items
  • Proposed tree canopy ordinance would make cutting a tree a major task
  • Former congressman from the area Mark Meadows rips riots
  • Six finalists seek open Asheville City Councilor seat
  • Trump Tours Flavor 1st, praises farmers as ‘humanitarians’
  • Town votes to seek $2M in grants to help water district
  • Commissioner characterizes vote as “the unfair treatment of one group for the gain of another”
  • Woodfin pursuing grant, hire new position among business at meeting
  • Bill Hollingsed announced as Interim Chief of Police in Hendersonville
  • Pres. Trump, GOP Chairman Visit Henderson County
  • County commissioners challenged to support democracy through shutdown
  • Blake known as knowledgeable, tough but fair in dealings
  • Congressional Committee Deputy Director fingers zoning as racist
  • Weaverville police already using ‘8 Can’t Wait’
  • Congressional candidate Cawthorn rips Dems in local rally
  • Commisioners agree to address systemic racism
  • Pressley, Belcher would rather $1 million go toward resettlement
  • Buncombe County Sheriff Miller hires Blake as new Chief Deputy
  • Woodfin Mayor talks about COVID response, strides made during his time in office
  • State has less poor road condition than the national average
  • Asheville City Council adopts budget, funds only first quarter
  • Woodfin puts Mountain Village zoning on hold
  • Asheville City Council gets earful on police budget
  • Reparation measures approved, not everyone is happy
  • Trying to get all to pay fair their share of fire tax
  • ‘Citizens for Reparation’ stir council into action
  • Asheville’s latest response to protesters
  • Amber Reece-Young named school administrator of the year
  • Commissioners support pay-for-itself LEED gold policy
  • Cooper signs Medicaid transformation bill, ending years of wrangling
  • No specific amount budgeted for Town’s ADA Transition Plan
  • Blue Ridge & Asheville conduct submarine familiarization
  • Cawthorn now a darling of GOP & media
  • Weaverville passes ADA transition plan
  • Asheville city council considers when duplication may not be duplication
  • Campbell takes charge responding to criticism of city
  • Town votes to let county collect taxes, passes $7.24M budget
  • Commissioners disagree about statues, agree love wins
  • Park construction awarded, police policies discussed, budget reviewed in monthly meeting
  • Cawthorn shows toughness & enthusiasm in race for GOP bid
  • Citizens voice concern over Woodfin’s greenway/blueway project
  • Hardy ready to handle role as town administrator
  • Bennett backed by Trump, Meadows in run-off for GOP nomination
  • Republican Runoff Election is June 23 for US House District 11 – Early Voting started June 4th
  • Bill would make it easier for military spouses, veterans to find work
  • Bill to limit pensions for officials convicted of crimes moves forward
  • Cawthorn courts voters for runoff election
  • New bill would reopen gyms and bars, governor hints at a veto
  • Highway maintenance turning into ‘hay mowing’ project
  • Council Hears Requests for Housing Assistance
  • Senate committee looks to extend flexibility after COVID-19 emergency ends
  • A nation divided, a local protest united
  • Small town policing under virus conditions
• Category: Commentary
  • A “Blessing” That’s Also a Part of a Curse
  • Is the Asheville City Council Anti-Semitic?
  • 10% Proposed Tax Increase Could be an Error
  • Can we talk a little Economy 101?
  • Are Elected Officials Using Pandemic as Shield?
  • My Thoughts about a Couple of Things
  • Think of Us As GMO-free
  • With a Little Help from Your Friends
  • Press Forsakes First Amendment Obligation
  • Here’s a bit about a couple of things
  • How to Tell if Something is Racist
  • The Anti-Establishment Become the Establishment
  • Monopoly Anyone?
  • PS: Please Don’t Shoot the Messenger
  • At this Point, It’s Just too Much to Ask.
  • “May You Live in Interesting Times”
  • As Bad Or Worse Than Losing Second Amendment
  • Anyhow, Happy Thanksgiving 2020, Everyone!
  • Lawlessness must stop so that people can live their lives peaceably
  • We’re all just looking for a little respect
  • Good news travels, but bad news travels faster than light speed
• Category: Community
  • “Boring but Extraordinary” Leadership Asheville Forum Recaps Recent Election
  • Hendersonville’s Main Street to Sparkle with Holiday Cheer
  • Heroes Among Us: The Cajun Navy 2016’s Impact on Disaster Relief
  • Experience Global Holiday Traditions at the Asheville Nativity Exhibit
  • Water Treatment System Returns Safe Drinking Water to UNC Asheville Campus
  • PSABC Grant Recipients Overjoyed by Timely Generosity
  • Asheville Nonprofits Unite to Aid Community Recovery Post-Hurricane Helene
  • God’s Pit Crew Launches Holiday Relief Mission in Western North Carolina
  • Naventure and U.S. Forest Service Team Up for Hurricane Recovery
  • JW Bell Creates Pop-Up Shop Like Days of Yore
  • WNC Nature Center Closed But Survives Unscathed
  • Road Conditions Force Changes to Local Toy Runs
  • Mucking Out Marshall: The Road to Recovery
  • Dazzling Winter Lights Show at Arboretum Still Taking Place This Year
  • Habitat for Humanity Initiates Repair Program for Helene Victims
  • Chula the Therapy Dog: Bringing Joy to Givens Estates
  • Don’t Forget Us! A Plea from Rollins NC
  • Mission Is Moving Mountains
  • ART Bus Service Expansion: A Lifeline for Asheville Residents
  • 167 Veterans Evacuated: How DAR is Helping in Hurricane Helene’s Aftermath
  • How Neglected Infrastructure and Storm Helene Expose Critical Election Issues
  • “Hearts with Hands” Assists Swannanoa Residents and Others
  • Storm Chaos: 236K Without Service, Roads and Water in Crisis!
  • 3 Carolina Firefighters Lose Lives in Tropical Storm Helene Rescue Efforts
  • Discover Hendersonville’s Rich History with Guided Walks This October
  • Hendersonville’s Turkey Trot: A Fun and Festive Family Tradition Awaits
  • Emergency Shelter for Linemen: Supporting Duke Power in Crisis
  • Meal Sites Easing Hunger, Anguish in Henderson County
  • Trinity Baptist Church Launches Trinity Task Force
  • Healing Through Movement: Free Dancing with Parkinson’s Classes
  • Hurricane Helene: A Storm of Historic Proportions
  • Spreading Hope: A Fun Event to Raise Domestic Violence Awareness
  • ‘Cue for a Cause: Yummy Support for New Non-Profit
  • Third Generation Cobbler Found in Etowah
  • New, Larger Main Fire Station to Have Grand Opening
  • InterBeing Festival: A Celebration of Community in Weaverville
  • Sip and Support: A Tasting for a Cause at Vast Riviere Provisions
  • Bullington Gardens’ Fall Plant Sale: A Green Thumb’s Delight
  • Madison Heritage Arts Festival: A Celebration of Community and Creativity
  • Hendersonville Celebrates Community Spirit at the North Carolina Apple Festival
  • Ribbon Cutting for Asheville Butterfly Trail
  • Carrier Park Unveils New Playground
  • Last Hurrah of Summer: Labor Day and more…
  • Unexpected Diversity On Display: Trump’s Asheville Rally
  • Giving Multiplied: Families Unite to Provide School Supplies for Children Worldwide
  • Beloved Musical Director Dewitt Tipton to Retire
  • Asheville Parks & Recreation Unveils Fall and Winter Activities for All Ages
  • Day of Action Volunteers Work to Beautify School Campuses
  • Business Holds Annual School Supplies Drive
  • Erin Brockovich Headlines 2024 AIA Aspire Conference in Asheville
  • Black Mountain’s 47th Annual Sourwood Festival
  • Master Woodworkers to Showcase Their Techniques
  • Saluda Grade Trail to Share Impact, Feasibility Study
  • 21 Farms to Participate in This Year’s ASAP’s Annual Farm Tour
  • Lion’s Club 10th Annual Car Show
  • Fairy Magic at Bullington Gardens
  • Let’s Discover Some Exotic Wild Animals
  • Economic Impact of WNC Nature Center Revealed in New Report
  • Tryon Celebrates a Diverse Arts Community
  • Ferncliff: Leading the Way as America’s First Green Industrial Park
  • Affordable Housing Crisis: City Policies Cause Landlords To Quit
  • 77th Annual Southern Highland Craft Fair in Asheville
  • Pintacuda Recounts Mt. Kilimanjaro Trek
  • City Launches Community Space Upfit Project
  • Henderson County Unveils Hub for Veterans Services
  • Evening Gowns & Combat Boots: Local Vet Is Ms. Veteran America Semi-Finalist
  • Library Group Gets New Logo From Art Students
  • People Enjoy Miniature Golf on New Course
  • For an Unusual Adventure Visit Ellaberry Llama Farm
  • Tri Local Duo Series Aims to Revitalize Triathlon in Western North Carolina
  • Summer Music Series Is Back
  • History Comes Alive as Chautauqua Festival Returns
  • RiverLink and the Power of Many Making Small Improvements
  • Unveiling Inclusive All-Abilities Playground at Murphy-Oakley Community Center
  • RiverLink and the Power of Many Making Small Improvements
  • People of Action: Honoring Eight Asheville Heroes
  • Exploring the Appalachian Agricultural Tapestry through ASAP’s Local Food Guide
  • Rev. Billy Graham Honored with Statue in Capitol Hill
  • Veteran’s Resource Fair: Connecting Vets to Helpful Resources
  • Insider Tips for Garden Jubilee
  • Honoring Revolutionary War Heroes
  • Asheville Parks & Recreation’s Watery Adventures Await
  • Swing into Spring Event Offers Senior Resources
  • Annual Memorial Day Observance
  • Hendersonville Farmers Market Opens for the Season
  • Bike Nite Back?
  • Lion’s Club Honored For 75 Years
  • Woodfin’s Read, Write, Run 5K: All About Community
  • Arbor Day Event Emphasizes Importance of Trees
  • Movies in the Park: A Summer Tradition Returns to Pack Square Park
  • Rally Offers Airstream Tours to the Public
  • Buncombe County Farmers Markets Welcome Spring
  • Hendo Earth Day Festival Coming Downtown
  • North Buncombe High’s “Into the Woods”
  • Bullington Gardens’ 20th Annual Spring Plant Sale
  • Henderson Co. Republican Men’s Club Town Hall Meeting Date Announced
  • Local Stingray Mystifies With Her Self-Pregnancy
  • Henderson Extension Office Highlights Eclipse
  • Buy Local: ASAP!
  • City of Asheville Sanitation Implements Bear-Resistant Solutions
  • City of Asheville Sanitation Implements Bear-Resistant Solutions
  • Pollinator Protection Event Takes Center Stage in Polk County
  • Run with the Goats at WNC Nature Center
  • Recreate Asheville: Shaping Our City’s Parks Gears Up for Future Investments
  • Super Saturday Brings Children’s Theater to Town
  • Mills River Presbyterian Church Gears Up for Elegant Afternoon Tea Event
  • Detect, Repair, Conserve: Town’s Proactive Approach to Water Sustainability
  • Veteran’s Healing Farm Seeks New Home
  • Keeping Mountain Craftsmanship Alive
  • Beloved Community Pool Closed Due To Neglect
  • City to Host Annual Document Shred Event and Drug Take Back Initiative
  • BCS Family Resource Center Assists Homeless Students
  • Confirmed: Dead Ducks At Lake Have Avian Flu
  • Mission’s Patient Wait Times Exposed
  • Why the Building Boom on Long Shoals?
  • Four Students Honored for Writing On Sousa, National March
  • Local Firefighter Wins State-Wide Award
  • Global Great Backyard Bird Count This Weekend
  • High Demand for Meaningful Employment
  • Beloved Pool Not to Open This Year
  • Asheville’s Scottish Affair: Sister Cities Hosts Burns Night
  • MHO Receives $2.5 Million Investment from First Citizens Bank for Affordable Rental and Homeownership Developments
  • Homelessness Solution Summit: Congressman Unites Key Leaders
  • American Arts & Crafts Spotlighted at National Conference
  • Mill Worker Diaspora
  • Hendersonville Charity Relieves Suffering in Moldova and Ukraine
  • Food for Thought: Donate $5 to Schools, Enter Drawing
  • Weaverville’s MLK Day 2024 Different
  • Stu Helm, WNC’s Favorite Food Fan!
  • Asheville Symphony Chorus’ Future Looks Bright
  • New Youth Center Open At Church
  • Get Moving and Connect: YWCA Asheville’s Community Wellness Week Offers Free Fitness Classes and Community Bonding
  • Rev. Becca Stevens of Thistle Farms Helps Women Heal
  • Tryon Marks New Year’s Eve with Unique Celebration
  • Mountain Housing Opportunities Secures Major Grants for Essential Home Repairs
  • Citizens Express Planning Priorities
  • Much Achieved in 2023 by Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County
  • Charles Taylor 30th Holiday Dinner A Success
  • Business Thankful for Successful Toys Drive
  • Buncombe County School Board Meeting Gets Emotional
  • Over 200 Incredible Gingerbread Houses Displayed at Omni Grove Park Inn
  • Weaverville Parade Had Changes This Year
  • Young Crafters Participate in Holiday Market
  • Santa Practices for the Big Night at Chimney Rock
  • Embracing Christmas Cheer
  • Tryon hosts Christmas Stroll, holiday events
  • Unique Holiday Items at the Christmas Greens Market
  • Unveiling the Tricks of Fraudsters: A Critical Issues Forum on Financial Scams
  • Immerse Yourself in the World of Dickens
  • Fill a Shoebox to Bring Christmas Joy to a Child
  • Code Purple: Just in Time
  • Magical Holiday Winter Lights Show at NC Arboretum
  • The Wall That Heals: Traveling Vietnam Memorial Comes to WNC
  • Magical Holiday Winter Lights Show at NC Arboretum
  • Town Honoring the Heroes
  • 12th Annual Beer Festival Returns to Tryon
  • Tryon Elects Dog Mayor
  • How About Howl-O-Ween-ing with Live Wolves?
  • Black Mountain Home for Children Celebrates Centennial with Fall Festival
  • Celebrating Eight Decades of Life With Sally Smith
  • Weaverville Says Good-bye To Town Icon
  • Even Plastic Bags Are Divisive
  • Monarch Butterflies Migrate Through Western North Carolina
  • Tryon Goes Native with Plant Sale
  • Moms for America: Empowering Asheville Moms
  • Carl Sandburg National Historic Site Celebrates Literacy Month
  • Weaverville Car Show Helps Local Area Residents
  • Chronically Homeless Will Soon Find Respite at Compass Point Village
  • Tryon Beer Fest Returns for Twelfth Year
  • Leadership Asheville Forum Learns about the State of the City
  • Taft Featured Speaker at 9/11 Event
  • Mom Of Child Cancer Victim Raises Awareness
  • Designers in Cashiers Create Mountain Dream House
  • Monarch Butterfly Release at Turgua Brewing
  • Asheville Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical Art’s 20th Anniversary
  • Wanted: Animal Lovers
  • Gearing up for Apple Festival in Hendersonville
  • I-26 Update Includes Nutrition Classes
  • Meteor Showers Ahead this Weekend as Prelude to PARI Book Presentation
  • Farm Tour 2023: Unleashing the Magic of Agriculture in the Heart of Appalachia!
  • United Way Steps Up to Combat Food Insecurity in Henderson County
  • Chestnut Mountain Golf Course Upgraded and Reconditioned
  • Evaluating a Citizen Science Approach to Tick Surveillance & Exposure Risk
  • Food Truck Park Now in Fletcher
  • Activities at Mills River Park
  • Air Force National Guard Band Offers Free Concert
  • Some Heroes Wear Yellow Vests
  • Bird Walks and Tours Abound in this Area.
  • Town Loses 24 Years Of Knowledge
  • Preserving a Legacy: Saving Nina Simone’s Childhood Home
  • Carolina Mountain Club Celebrates 100th Anniversary
  • Community Library Gets Boost of Books & Bucks
  • National Pollinator Week: Creating a Pollinator Friendly Yard
  • Bark In The Park Is Back!
  • Weaverville Honors Ultimate Sacrifice on Memorial Day
  • The Construction of Swannanoa Railway Tunnel: A Shocking History
  • 4th Friday in Tryon Celebrates Small Town Charm
  • Overcoming the Darkness: From Addict to Entrepreneur
  • World’s Finest Honey Found at 2nd Annual Honey Festival
  • Long Time Public Works Employee Retires
  • School Used to Educate Black Students Preserved
  • Two Trees Planted on Arbor Day in Weaverville
  • Looking for a Haystack in a Pile of Dirty Needles
  • Kids “Busy Bee” Scavenger Hunt at North Asheville Tailgate Market
  • Find that Elusive Herb at WNC Herb Festival
  • Time to Celebrate at the Cider, Wine & Dine Festival
  • Ashevillians Address Rising Crime & Diminishing Tourism
  • Ventures Birding Heads to South America to Discover Exotic Birds
  • Benefit Plant Sales are at BRCC, Bullington
  • Don’t Miss This Exhilarating Garden Club Plant Sale
  • What’s Going On?
  • Mayfel’s Restaurant Goes Back to its Cajun Creole Cuisine
  • Bullington Gardens Receives Generous Donations for Improvements
  • “We Serve” Is Not Just A Motto But A Practice
  • Medical Misdiagnosis Devastates Local Family
  • Full Calendar of Events This Spring at St. John in the Wilderness
  • Local Fire Investigator Death Ruled Line-of-Duty Death
  • Fire Marshal Issues Open Burning Ban, But Didn’t Stop One Fire
  • Local Man A Fixture On Weaverville Roads
  • Local Restaurant Closes To Fix Numerous Health Violations
  • Citizens Speak Out About Safety and Homelessness, Present Plans
  • Hope Coalition Helps Teens, Adults Battle Addiction
  • Beloved Flat Creek Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday
  • LAF Panel Discusses State of Local News in Western North Carolina
  • 10th Annual Chilly 8k & 1 Mile Challenge
  • The Asheville Coalition for Public Safety Speaks Out
  • Hendersonville’s New Parking Deck Opens, Meter Fees Kick In
  • Love Letters Straight From The Heart
  • Record Numbers Attended ‘The Asheville Celtic Festival’
  • Historical Westall Chandley Building Gone
  • Local Chapter of DAR Honors Four Seniors for Citizenship
  • Celebrate Scottish Heritage at the 2023 Asheville Celtic Festival
  • Hundreds Pay Final Respects To Coach, Mentor & Friend
  • Town Holds Annual MLK Day Event
  • Weekend Activities Honor Martin Luther King, Jr.
  • 5 Teachers Receiving Inaugural “Teachers of Excellence” Award
  • Black Mountain Mayor Returns to Build Better Community
  • Mine & Yours Resale Celebrates 22nd Anniversary
  • I-26 Construction Could Conclude in a Year
  • Land Preservation & Boykins Go Hand in Hand
  • 2023 New Year’s Eve Party Guide
  • Wreaths Across America Honor Veterans
  • A Potpourri of Holiday Activities
  • Sandy Mush Community Center Receives Donation Foundation
  • Asheville’s First Run of 2023!
  • Newly-Opened Village Pub Aiming as ‘Community Center’
  • Bring Christmas Joy to Deserving Local Children
  • Local Breweries Bring Canine Treats
  • Successful Fund Drive at Woodfin School
  • North Buncombe Man’s Connection with “The Killer”
  • Bad Weather Halts for Annual Christmas Parade
  • Girl Scouts Awarded for National Gingerbread House Competition
  • Weaverville’s Cops for Kids Program
  • Dazzling Winter Lights & Creative Gingerbread Houses Bring Christmas Cheer
  • Eliminating Park Geese and Their “Poop”
  • Henderson County Public Schools Honors America’s Veterans
  • ‘Tis the Season for Bike Rides for Toys
  • Weaverville’s Veteran’s Day Program
  • Asheville Housing Authority Ushers in New Affordable Housing Development
  • Asheville Wonderland Overrun with Curious Creatures
  • Larger Turnout at Hendersonville’s Black Bear 8k
  • Pony Rides, Foxhunts and Freestyle Dressage
  • Mountain Heritage Festival Returns
  • Four Weekends of Artistic Pumpkin Displays at Silvermont Park
  • Monarch Migration Sweeps Mountain Region
  • Mars Hill University Hosts Descendants of Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington
  • A Preview of the Coming “Highway 55” Restaurant
  • Black Mountain Home Fall Festival Benefits Children
  • Papaioannou Soaring as New Eagle Scout
  • Despite Earlier Hardships, Apple Farmers Celebrate This Year’s Crop
  • Asheville Mayor and County Board Chair Speak at LAF Forum
  • Warriors Reunite in Weaverville
  • Asheville High Students Benefit from Nashville Songwriters
  • Is the Buncombe County School Board Needing an Overhaul?
  • “Samaritan’s Purse” Providing Ukraine Desperately Needed Water
  • Business Supports Leicester Elementary Supplies Drive
  • Sourwood Honey Festival in Black Mountain
  • Asheville Area Chefs Compete at Heritage Fire Cookoff
  • Pickleball Pilot Program Comes to Woodfin
  • Walk Hendo: Pedestrian Plan Emerging
  • Chestnut Mountain Golf Course Welcoming New Members
  • First Baptist Church Celebrating 100 Years in Community Service
  • Lion’s Club Holds its Biggest Annual Car Show
  • Rodney’s Bike Nite Coming to an End
  • 2022 Grandfather Mountain Highland Games Brings Triumph & Tragedy
  • Fourth of July North Buncombe Style
  • Resident Celebrates 103rd Birthday
  • Veteran’s Healing Farm Helps Veterans Through Agri-therapy
  • City’s Mini-Golf Sparks Much ‘In-Putt’ Input
  • Sprinkle Retires From Church After 28 Years
  • 4th Fundraiser Held, Honoring Young Cancer Victim
  • WNC Super PAC Used Questionable Practices to Smear Reps. Cawthorn and Beobert
  • NC Arboretum Hosting the Voorhees Family Artistic Legacy Art Show
  • Eyes of the World on Asheville’s 11th Annual Honey Fest
  • Hendersonville Garden Jubilee Returns to Main Street
  • Celebrating Employee’s 45th Year with Company
  • GRINDfest is back! Come Get Your Grind On
  • School Needs a “Sharp-Dressed Band”
  • Leicester Gets New Fire Station
  • Inaugural Asheville Ideas Fest Hosted by UNCA
  • Bee City USA Celebrates Pollination With Events All Year
  • Honor Flight Vet, “It was the Greatest Day of my Life!”
  • Asheville’s Extension Master Gardener Spring Fling Plant Sale
  • Warren Wilson Commencement Address by Elizabeth Colton
  • HonorAir Flies Again!
  • 19th Annual Tourism Day
  • Celebrate Asheville Spring Herb Festival’s 32 Year
  • Children’s Welfare League Gala Helps Vulnerable Students
  • The Country’s Oldest Steeplechase Happening This Week
  • Historic Block House Steeplechase Races
  • Flat Rock Church Fundraising for Ukraine
  • LAF Spotlights Asheville’s Affordable Housing Issues
  • Light Hearted Pops Concert This Saturday in Brevard
  • More Relief Sent to War Torn Area
  • WNC Black Business Expo Preps
  • Man Credits Life to Good Samaritan
  • Samaritan’s Purse Sends Medical Relief to Ukraine
  • Ukraine Digs In; Baltics Next for Putin?
  • Celebrating Haywood Street Congregation
  • Looking Ahead with Leadership Asheville & John Ross
  • Local Ukrainians Angry with Putin’s Invasion
  • Former Chief Returns to See Display at Museum
  • Kindred Souls Vet Offering Acupuncture for Pets & Livestock
  • 3 Day National Arts & Crafts Conference Returns
  • Thrift Store Helps with Elementary School Needs Program
  • Who from WNC is a Jeopardy Star?
  • Are the Blackhawks Getting a New Head Football Coach?
  • Myles McKnight is Sole Collegian on Fox News
  • Brookstone Church Adds Youth Facility
  • Critically-Endangered Red Wolf Flown to AVL
  • Man-Made Fire Spreading Rapidly Through WNC
  • Last Display of Gingerbread Entries on Jan. 2
  • Council Switches Ramada Plans
  • Asheville One of the “Worst Places to Live”
  • Gingerbreader Carney Wins Food Network Contest
  • Walking The Arboretum’s Path of Winter Lights
  • Weaverville Christmas Parade Returns
  • Dickens Christmas Event Delights All
  • Murals Brighten Up Hendersonville Sidewalks
  • Christmas Foods From Around The World
  • Enjoying the Holidays
  • Try Not-to-Miss These Holiday Happenings
  • Business Supports Toys for Tots Drive
  • Race Through WNC This Winter
  • A Brief History of a Lasting Tradition
  • App State Graduate Focus: Int’l Urban Design
  • Who’s Your Local Hero?
  • “Unconventional Remarks” About Veterans Day
  • Finding Diversity in the “Sport of Kings”
  • Rash of Barn Burnings Plaguing N. Buncombe
  • A Postal Tradition in Leicester Comes to an End
  • Asheville Watchdog Investigating HCA/ Mission Hospital
  • Halloween Celebration on Horseback in Green Creek
  • BRCC Graduates 12 from Fire Academy
  • The Broadcast Wraps Up R&Brews Oct. 21
  • App State Grad: A Champion for Survivors of Violence
  • WWII Fallen Soldier’s Helmet United with Family
  • Town Proclaims Steve Crawford Day
  • Grand Opening of Dry Ridge Museum
  • Life-long Educators Honored
  • Farm City Day Brings Agriculture to the City
  • World Class Equestrian Entertainment for Free
  • Asheville’s Thanksgiving Turkey Trot Returns
  • Mission Hospital Facing Body Bag Shortages
  • DAR Promotes Constitution Week: September 17-23
  • Mission CMO Against Staff Vaccination Mandate
  • Weaverville ‘Fixture’ Says Time to Retire
  • 20 Years Later, Remembering 9/11
  • Fundraiser for 27-year Fire Veteran
  • ASAP’s Farm Tour: Starting 9/18 thru 9/19
  • Hendersonville’s Black Bear Half-Marathon & 8k
  • Local Patriots Honor Revolutionary Ancestors
  • First Graduating Class of Erwin Holds Reunion
  • Local Tells His Ordinary Man Story
  • The 75th NC Apple Festival Returns This Year
  • Hendersonville Event Honors Black History
  • Fred in Asheville: That Was Fast
  • 10th Annual Reuse Contest Underway
  • LEAF Downtown to Include Jonas, River, Hip Hop
  • Zooming in on Shiloh, Past & Present
  • Local Lady is Olympic Equestrian Volunteer
  • Church Celebrates Homecoming & Long History
  • Leicester-based Business Holds School Supplies Drive
  • Former Woodfin Mayor Passes
  • New Murder Mystery Hits Close to Home
  • Masks: School Board Shuts out Parents
  • State Among Top 10 for Coming Evictions
  • TIEC Branches Out into Comedy & Country Music
  • Haywood St. Congregation Tending a Ministry of Relationships
  • Celebrations for Olmsted’s 200th Birthday Begin
  • New Farmers’ Market Offers Uniqueness
  • Back to School Supply Drive
  • Local Named Clinician for 73rd NCCA Clinic
  • Bearfootin’ Bears are Out in Full Force
  • Church Sells Out, No Mention Of Spiritual Needs
  • Friends of Music “Accent on Youth III”
  • “Jubilee” More Than Half-Century Strong
  • Weaverville’s Fourth Makes Comeback
  • Shindig on the Green® Returns to Pack Square
  • New Community Center Nears Completion
  • Beech Community Held 137th 4th of July Parade
  • Grandfather Mountain Highland Games Begin
  • Free Music Series Resume Locally
  • Wildfire Danger Continues to Rise
  • Weaverville’s Used Book Store Opening
  • Looking for Church Softball Teams
  • ROAR Response to County’s Pro-Law Resolution
  • LoveHendo coming this July
  • Black Entrepreneurs Celebrate on Depot Street
  • Need for Wildlife Signs at Lake Louise
  • Asphalt Plant Rezoning Request Withdrawn
  • Honoring Those Who Gave Their Last Full Measure
  • Slain Officers Honored in Local Memorial
  • Homegrown Handmade Tailgate Markets Open Weekly
  • Dry Ridge Finds New Home
  • Noone Concert Part of ‘Love Hendo Saturday’
  • Care Facility Remembers COVID Victims
  • Trying Out New Tour Adventures
  • WHKP Celebrates 75th Year
  • Beloved Teacher Dies in Tragic Accident
  • New Location for 2021 Asheville Herb Festival
  • Action Packed Weekend Ahead: Cider, Wine & Dine
  • Shop Fresh & Local in Henderson
  • Our Voice: A Beacon for Assault Victims
  • Plant Sale Online This Year
  • Girl Scout Summer Camps Open
  • Jewelry Buy-Back to Help Habitat for Humanity
  • Tribune Summer Journalism Internship
  • Local Rider Takes 5th & 6th at National Competition
  • Nonprofit Impacting on Community with Round-Up Donations
  • New Kiosk Streamlines Purchase of Silencers
  • Student Nurses Helping with Vaccinations
  • Cub Scouts Celebrate Awards, Scouting
  • Horticulturist Thomas Ranney Gives Virtual Talk
  • Urgent Need for Volunteers
  • Developer Makes Concessions, Details Bankruptcy
  • Red Fox Arrive at New Asheville Home
  • Finished Look Reveals 238-unit Project
  • Remembering Weaverville’s former Mayor
  • City States Case, Refocuses on Healing
  • Daly: Champion for Healthcare
  • Buncombe County GOP Convention March 6
  • One Man’s Concerns over 1,500-unit Project
  • Sliding Into 2021
  • Motel To Become Apartments For Homeless
  • Red Cross Requests Blood Drive Space
  • Weaving Past into Present
  • Developer Clears-Up Perceptions About Project
  • Remember this Sunday is Valentine’s Day
  • I-26 Widening to Take Three More Years
  • Hendersonville Honors Firefighters
  • Public Has Its Say About Half Billion Project
  • Weaverville Honors MLK
  • Developer Explains Half Billion Project
  • New Paint and Name for Erwin’s Gym
  • No Permit Issued in Fatal Wall Collapse
  • Losing a Local Human Treasure of History
  • Scouts Doing Good Deeds During COVID
  • New Girl Scout Cookie
  • Winter Fun Abounds at Blowing Rock’s WinterFest
  • Girl Scout Troop Assists Survival of Red Wolf
  • New Executive Director Familiar Face
  • Increase Alcohol Sales has Drawbacks
  • Santa Visits Mills River
  • Storehouse Toy Drive Swaps Cookies for Gifts
  • Scouts Take Top 5 in Gingerbread Contest
  • Wintry Weather Means Skiing This Season
  • Keller Williams holds Christmas event
  • Biz Thanks Community for Successful Toys Drive
  • Feeling Jolly, not ‘Grinchy’ in ‘Whoville’
  • Historic Enka Clock Tower Safe from Demolition
  • A New Take on an Old Tradition
  • Catcher Cody Kirkpatrick Signs to UVA at Wise
  • ‘Tis the Season for Ginger
  • An Annual Cornucopia of Community
  • Shop Local Farms and Artists
  • Bikers Bring Christmas Joy to Kids
  • North Buncombe Food Drive Accepting Donations
  • Kids Talk About Thanksgiving on Their Terms
  • HRM Nonprofit Turkey Day Meal Still On
  • Merchant Scavenger Hunt Starts Friday
  • Christmas is Different But Will Not Disappoint!
  • Meals on Wheels: A Bright Spot in the Pandemic
  • Dr. Chris Parsons Named Physician of the Year
  • Fire Will Set $15M Project’s End Date Back
  • Over Century Old Plaque Stolen
  • Virus Changes Annual Gingerbread House Contest
  • Fundraising Helps New Community Center
  • ‘Back the Blue’ Auto Parade Nov. 14
  • Investment Advisors Support Toys for Tots Drive
  • Annual Cops for Kids, on but with Changes
  • Matt Willey Begins Bee Mural in Hendersonville
  • Local Drop-offs for Operation Christmas Child
  • Tree of Life Ceremony Goes Virtual This Year
  • WHKP Radio Online: ‘Pictures from the Past’
  • WCRM’s ‘Coats for the Cold’ Event Being Held Outdoors
  • Raising Money for Swiftwater Rescue Team
  • NBHS Honor Student Delegate to National Event
  • Free Thanksgiving Meal is Still on at Blue Mountain Pizza
  • Bullington Gardens Announce Dahlia Quilt Winner
  • Scholars Discuss Vance Monument at Symposium
  • Celebrating 62 Years of Marriage and on their way to forever
  • Residential treatment facility confirms case of COVID-19
  • Longtime senior pastor of Trinity Baptist Church plans to step down
  • Hendersonville’s 8th annual 5K Turkey Trot
  • Woodfin says no to “affordable” 115 townhome project
  • North Carolina Mountain Ride on for August
  • Festivities abound for Labor Day weekend in Hendersonville
  • Barn preservation benefit to help artists and historic group
  • Dry Falls Brewing expands outdoors, adapting to state limits
  • Mission Hospital is center stage in struggle against unionizing NC Nurses
  • Part of US 25/70 near Marshall closed “indefinitely”
  • How about some pie, anyone?
  • Local twins excelling in education
  • Humane Society pet adopters: more time, love to share
  • Town of Woodfin holds groundbreaking on new park
  • Historic Downtown Hendersonville Receives Main Street Accreditation
  • Company chooses Woodfin to build their first of its kind restaurant
  • J & D Produce is longtime fixture for fresh food
  • Woman to enjoy a century celebration as she turns 100
  • Asheville Racquet Club hosts Annual Banana Open Singles
  • Asheville’s ‘Back the Blue’ organizer astonished by turnout
  • Quilt of Valor honors local resident
  • Turtles, downtown onlookers are ‘Happy Together’
  • Apprentices sign contracts for ‘Made in Henderson County’ Apprenticeship Program
  • Nurses action in Asheville another sign unions are flexing muscles
  • Rotary Club refurbishes Nature Play space at WNC Nature Center
  • Eye-Catching Lego® Exhibit at NC Arboretum
  • Apprentices Plugged-in Aug. 3 is Online FRP Fundraiser
  • Samaritan Matthew Rogers is Giving Away Ice Cream
  • What happened to the flags at the Weaverville Post Office?
  • Blue eggs, loving care distinguishes the fruitland Farmstead
  • Brookstone holds community park grand opening
  • ‘Fraternity of Police’ President shares other side of the story: Part I
  • Country’s independence day celebration a bit different this year
  • 2nd Annual Light Up the Night 5K at Carrier Park
  • Reems Creek Nursery plants community
  • Newest Farmers Market is at the Train Depot
  • North Buncombe student one of six picked in AgYouth program
  • Sky is limit for Air Force Academy pilot trainee Mike Schmidt
  • North Buncombe pool reopens
  • These bears are colorful, cheerful visitors
  • Area student selected for livestock show team
  • Learning and growing at Big Ivy Community Center’s first Unity Garden
  • Triathlon returns this time to Hendersonville’s Patton Park
  • Intense fireworks showcase in Hendersonville on July 4th
  • Leicester church distributes food in time of crisis
  • Rural part of county gets a COVID-19 tests, results are in
  • Fund established for Madison residents coronavirus relief
  • ‘Open Streets’ on Main working, now twice Monthly
  • This Week’s COVID Run-Down
  • Graduation 2020 style
  • Hendersonville’s document shred & drug take back event
  • 136 year old patriotic tradition forced to take the year off
  • Hale chosen as Rodeo Queen for the state by NHSRA
  • Marcie and Scooby-Doo to the Rescue with Treats
  • Drive-in senior night was a victory for Erwin student athletes
  • Sad to see how polarized people are over re-opening
  • Town’s alcohol sales up, but is that bad?
  • Meeting dominated by questions of accepting roads into town system
• Category: Correction
  • Riverlink Corrections Copy
• Category: Crime
  • Weaverville Police Department Addresses Officer-Involved Shooting Incident
  • County Received Nearly $5 Million To Release Arrestees
  • Local Man Sentenced to Over 9 Years in Prison for Multiple Felonies
  • Murder at Compass Point Village
  • Human Trafficking Awareness Remains Weak
  • Buncombe Sheriff’s Spokesman Covers Up Protest
  • Employee Dismissal Hearing Allows No Defense Witnesses
  • Guilty: Teacher Convicted of Assaulting Student
  • Out-of-State Anarchists Agitate Police Dept.
  • Organized Crime Penetrates Retail Market
  • UCR Crime Statistic Tells a Different Story
  • Now I Think I Can Say the Same for Asheville
  • House Fire Called “Incendiary” & “Suspicious”
  • What was in Suspicious Package Detonated by SBI?
  • DA Newman on Pandemic & Jury
  • Assault on Reporter Case Remains Unsolved
  • Burglary at Leicester Post Office
  • Local journalist remains hospitalized a week after attack, APD seeking assistance
  • Virus delaying justice in the state’s court system
  • Listening to community, Asheville Police Chief announces restructuring
  • Asheville protests got out of hand but most wanted healing
  • Small town join protests, but no rioting ensues
  • A night out on the town with protestors & police
• Category: Culture
  • Celebrate the Season at the Annual Holiday Greens Market
  • Wizard of Oz-Themed Drag Brunch to Benefit Cornbread & RosesT
  • Hurricane Helene Leaves Carl Sandburg Home in the Dark
  • Sweet Plantain Grill Brings Miami to the Mountains
  • Book Signing for Veteran “Newspaper Man” During Festival
  • Brunk Auctioning Rare Copy of US Constitution
  • Craft Cocktails Shine at after/glow: A Seasonal Celebration
  • $1.08 Million Approved for Carl Sandburg Front Lake Bridge
  • Hosting a World Heritage Exchange Student: A Life-Changing Experience
  • David Joy Wins 2023 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Awards
  • Quality Plants Offered at Annual Garden Club Plant Sale
  • Asheville Beer Week to Culminate in Southern Lager Invitational at The Mule
  • Celebrating Henderson County Wines and Beverages
  • Dazzling Glass Sculptor on Exhibit at BIltmore Estate
  • Kellstrom Strikes Gold as 100th Miss Asheville
  • Heritage, Music, and Critters: Oh My!
  • Miss Asheville, Teen Contestants Set For Feb. 24
  • Asheville Celtic Festival Expands and Dazzles for Two Days of Epic Revelry
  • Award Winning Local Wines To Be Found in Henderson County
  • WNC’s Fall Foliage Is A Magnet for Tourists
  • Marked Tree Vineyard Showcases Wines with Chef’s Dinner
  • Tryon’s Vibrant Arts Scene Comes Alive with Three Concerts
  • Music and Storytelling at Event in Weaverville
  • Green Man & Jack of the Wood Toast St. Patrick’s Day
  • Music Video Asheville 2022 Makes Big Splash!
  • Art Walk: Get BEARings on Main
  • Enjoying Wine in Bullington’s Dahlia Garden
  • People Having Creative Fun in “Chalk it Up!”
  • Superb Pianist Tavernier Performing Two Local Concerts
  • Angered Elected Officials Seem to Call For Violence After SCOTUS Decision
  • Centennial Celebration of Sandburg’s Rootabaga Stories
  • Annual Scottish Invasion of Greenville and Furman University
  • Stars Return to Brevard Music Center Festival This Summer
  • Tavernier, jazz stars to be streamed online July 26
  • Folk music by the lake at Blue Ridge Community College
  • Henderson County achieves status as an American Viticultural Area
  • “Infinite Possibilities” at Asheville Gallery of Art
  • Griffin Awards of PSABC announced virtually
• Category: Education
  • Henderson County Education Foundation Opens Nominations for 2025 Education Hall of Fame
  • New Transfer Guides Make College Pathways Clearer for N.C. Students
  • “Art of Transformation Workshop” Scheduled for September in Asheville
  • Weinert Files for School Board
  • SECU Foundation Invests $1 Million in Lead for North Carolina Program
  • Preserving Peregrine Falcons: Brevard College Inspires Students in Trail Conservation Efforts
  • Christ School’s Astounding Aviation Program
  • A-B Tech Culinary Grad Knows How to Win
  • UNC Asheville to Cut Underenrolled Programs
  • Four More HCEF Education Hall of Famers Inducted
  • Foundation Awards $10,000 Scholarship to NB High School Senior
  • Johnson Running For App State
  • Pisgah on The Buncombe Side- At the Foot of the Mountain
  • Mountain City Public Montessori Expands to Include Seventh Grade
  • Public School Library Book Choice: What Are Parents’ Choices?
  • College Announces Passing of Dr. Billy Greer, 8th President of Brevard College
  • Five NBNS FFA Students Achieve American Degree
  • New Roles For Buncombe School Staff
  • Bobby Wilkins Concludes 22-Year Run as HHS Principal
  • Honoring HCPS Teachers of the Year
  • North Henderson High School Teacher Named District’s Teacher of the Year
  • Erwin Warriors Receive Awards And Honors
  • WNC Dance Academy Gains Top Honors and Professional Teachers
  • Graduating Senior Falcons Make a Splash
  • Four Education Hall of Famers Honored
  • A River Runs Beside It: French Broad River Academy
  • East Eagles Learn Various Adulting 101 Tips
  • Students Pledge Anti-Drug Lifestyles
  • South College Asheville Launches First Physician Assistant Program
  • Three Youths Win in DAR Essay Contest
  • N. Henderson High School Announces New Athletic Director
  • N. Buncombe Future Farmers of America Has Very Busy Fall
  • Blue Ridge CC Expands Early Childhood Education Program
  • Test Scores Improve as Students Return to In-Person Classes
  • Gallant, Renovated Hendersonville High School is Hailed
  • Peggy Marshall Leading the Education Foundation
  • Future Teachers Eager to Impact Youths
  • Blue Ridge College & WGU Expand Pathways for Education
  • Dr. John Bryant Guided HCPS Through the Pandemic
  • Five More Educators Enshrined in HCEF Hall of Fame
  • Students Compete in First In-Person State Event
  • Students Honored for Anti-Drug Pledges
  • School Choice: Conserving U$ Cash?
  • Valley Hill School Gets Facelift, Tractors
  • Supt. John Bryant Touts In-School Learning
  • Is There a Faulty Narrative Upon Which CRT is Built?
  • New HHS Structure is ‘Learning Mall’
  • Civil Grand Jury to Hold Gov’t Reponsible
  • Citizens Call for School Board Abolishment
  • NC School Districts and US Covid-19 Relief
  • McCullough Institute is Changing Lives
  • Madison Parents React to Mask Mandate
  • Honoring Local Students
  • Local Students Receive Scholarships
  • Grant to Help With Local’s ‘Smithing’ Education
  • Recognized by Higher Learning Institutes
  • North Buncombe Graduation
  • Critical Race Theory, State & Local Schools
  • Top HCPS Scholar Grads Honored at Banquets
  • Higher Education Acknowledges Students
  • Area College Students Recognized
  • Two NBHS Students Sign
  • Students Earn Recognition
  • North Buncombe Student Nominated As Delegate
  • Bank Provides Digital Program for Students
  • Students Honored for Educational Efforts
  • WNC Students Awards $24,000 in Scholarships
  • Students Honored for Educational Efforts
  • Asheville High School Facelift is Sharp
  • Bearcat Bridge: Campus Blending Old With New
  • WES Names Teacher of the Year
  • Local Students Nationally Recognized
  • Area Students Recognized
  • Recognizing Area Students’ Achievements
  • Campbell Named Vice Chancellor at UNC-A
  • College Student Announcements
  • Stephens Graduates from ETSU
  • Shooting Raises Security at Local Schools
  • Wilma Dykeman Residence Comes Alive
  • Hendersonville Rotary Club donating to Henderson County Education Foundation
  • NASA-STEM join to present Interactive Science Exhibit
  • School board goes with “B-Beyond” plan to reopen schools
  • Academic calendar set for UNC System includes in person classes
  • UNCA awarded funding for COVID-19
  • Homecoming: Luke Manuel is West Principal
  • Kirk I. Swenson Named Vice Chancellor for University Advancement at UNC Asheville
• Category: Finance
  • The Rule of 72: A Simple Guide to Doubling Your Investment
• Category: Health
  • From Mold to Carbon Monoxide: The Unseen Dangers Post-Flood
  • Living Medicine Institute and Blossom Join Forces to Advance Psychedelic Research
  • Scope-of-Practice Laws Proving an Outdated Barrier to Better Healthcare
  • Controversy Surrounds Mission Health’s Expansion Amid Concerns Over Care Quality
  • Mission Nurses Threaten Strike
  • Hazards of EMF: Solutions for Safer Technology
  • AdventHealth’s New Hospital Leaves Questions For Community
  • What Happened to the Apartments?
  • Mission Hospital: A View from the Inside
  • AdventHealth Prepares to Bring State-of-the-Art Medical Care to Buncombe County
  • Mission Executives Can Overcome Challenges to Prioritize Patient Well-being
  • Heart of Horse Sense
  • New Substance Abuse Center Opens in Asheville
  • Surging Prescription Costs and the Need for Consumer Strategies
  • Misguided Washington Policies Endanger North Carolina’s Bioscience Boom
  • Mission Could Lose Medicare/Medicaid Funding
  • A Call for Mental Health Focus in Homelessness and Addiction
  • Parallel Practices: A Nurse Practitioner’s Perspective on Hospital vs. Frontline Doctor Protocols
  • Navigating Changes to Medicaid: What North Carolinians Need to Know in 2023
  • Kids, Covid, and Vaccines—Safety Concerns
  • What Research Reveals About COVID-19 Vaccines & Adverse Effects
  • Why Villify Mission HCA?
  • Is Healthcare in NC a C.O.N.?
  • NC State Treasurer Held Hearing on Medical Debt De-Weaponization Act
• Category: History
  • Part 2: The Unanswered Questions of Shelton Laurel
  • Slagle Unveiling the Shelton Laurel Massacre
  • Newton Academy Marks First Education in WNC
  • Making Biltmore House A Lasting Legacy of Vanderbilt
  • The Flood Of 1916 Remembered
  • A Dark History Chapter in County’s History
  • Masa Leaves Legacy In Mountains
  • The Allen School: Educating African Americans in Western North Carolina
  • Clement: A Pioneer for Women in Politics
  • From Farm School To Progressive Education
  • Montreat College: A Legacy of Christian Education & Growth
  • Stoneman’s Raid: One of Many Markers Across The State
  • The World Botanist Who Left His Mark In WNC
  • Bell: A Piece Of Town History Now On Display
  • Mount Mitchell Railroad Short Lived Life
  • More On the Shelton Laurel Massacre
  • A Debt Of Gratitude Owed To John Preston Arthur
  • Shelton Laurel Massacre: WNC’s Darker Civil War’s Chapter
  • Marker Tells Of Turbulent Times Leading Up To Civil War
  • Pritchard: A Historical Portrait of a Visionary Leader
  • Moore Details Campaign Against Cherokee
  • Have a Blast at Houston’s Historic NASA Space Center
  • “Father Of Country Music” Has Ties To Asheville
  • Troubled YMI Continues Its History Of Empowerment
  • UNC-A Started From Humble Beginnings
  • ‘Umbrella Assassin,’ 9/11, Manhunt for Bomber
  • Wolfe Remembered As One Of Asheville’s Best Writers
  • Sondley’s Legacy To State: History
  • Asheville War Production Aided Southern Cause
  • Retracing Rutherford’s Trace
  • Penland Left Legacy Of Selflessness, Courage, & Devotion
  • Penland Left Legacy Of Selflessness, Courage, & Devotion
  • Buncombe Turnpike: The Freeway of the 1800s
  • Remembering Our Charters of Freedom
  • Was It A Battle Or Just An Engagement?
  • Zelda Found Sanctuary And Tragic End Here
  • Riverside Cemetery: A National Treasure
  • Despite Racism, Craig Worked Toward Better State
  • When Trolleys Were The Main Mode Of Transportation
  • Dargan: Hidden Gem of Literary Legacy
  • Complexities Leading Up To The Civil War
  • Vance: North Carolina’s Renowned Political Leader
  • University Roots Go Deep In Southern History
  • Exploring the Life of Bascom Lamar Lunsford: The Minstrel of Appalachia
  • Camp Sequoyah: A Legacy of Growth, Memories & Reunion
  • College Helped Foster Education When Options Were Limited
  • A Resort Built On Sulphur Springs
  • Museum Recovers Missing History Book
  • Rockwell – WW I Soldier, Aviator: First Pilot To Down Enemy Plane
  • Three Historic Markers Within Feet of Each Other
  • Yancey Collegiate Institute: A Second Attempt At A Local High School
  • Taking Advantage of Controversy Pearson Becomes First Republican From Area
  • Bingham Academy: First School In The South To Have a Gym, Swimming Pool
  • Bill Nye But Not The Science Guy
  • Rediscovering the Founding Father’s Thoughts on Church & State
  • Remembering Weaverville Raceway 1951-1959
  • Into the Valley of Death: A Relevant History of Crimea
  • MLK Penned ‘I Have a Dream’ at Penn School in SC
  • Forgotten Places: Barnard in Madison County
  • Opportunity to Visit Famous Thomas Wolfe Angel
  • Artists Reimagine 19th Century WNC in Tour
  • Online Series Explores WNC’s Past
  • Storage Wars Leads to Windfall of History
  • Leicester area is rich in interesting history
  • Bored at home? Read about the history of your community
  • Unassuming neighborhood hosted one of the last Civil War battles
• Category: Inspirational
  • Volunteering Yellow Shirts Bring Hope After Hurricane Helene
  • Church Sees High Yields from Organized Response
  • DNA: A Challenge to Evolutionary Theory
  • Exploring the Significance of the Spring Equinox
  • Church’s Christmas Display Raises Eyebrows
  • Celestial Glimpses
  • Speaker: Know What You Are Thanking Vets For
  • Celestial Glimpses
  • Local Church’s Fundraiser Garners More than $300K for Israel Relief
  • Cosmic Cappuccino
  • Cosmic Cappuccino Weekly Zodiac
  • Cosmic Cappuccino Weekly Zodiac
  • Cosmic Cappuccino Weekly Zodiac
  • Cosmic Cappuccino
  • Huckabee, Gabbard, Pirro, & More Highlight NC Salt & Light Conference
  • Scott Crawford: Genesis Account Offers Best Origin Explanation
  • A Profound Loss: Remembering Ricky Boone and Magic Central
  • Groups and Families Honor Revolutionary War Soldiers
  • Blessing of the Bikes at Mills River Presbyterian Church
  • The Truth of the Resurrection
  • Yoga: My Yoke is Easy
  • Local Spiritual Group Teaches of Divine Love and Spiritual Freedom
  • WNC Locals Respond to Earthquake Victims With Aid
  • Death Comes To All, Be Prepared
  • Churches Failing in Preparing Members for an Ever-Increasing Hostile World
  • The Great Flood: Myth or Fact?
  • Genesis an Important Foundation
  • Reflections on a Christian or Pagan Holiday?
  • Do Most Christians Have Blind Faith?
  • Scientific Discoveries the Bible Knew Before Science
  • Turning Tragedy into a Tribute
  • Asheville-based Crossfire Ministries Celebrating 30 Years
  • Local Church Celebrates 100 Years in Community
  • Church Bells ring out from new belltower in Mills River
• Category: Investigation
  • Rescuers, Customers Report Issues at Site of Worker’s Death
• Category: Letters
  • Lamenting “Good Ol’ Boy” Woodfin
  • Why Do We Send Our Kids to School?
• Category: News
  • Coats for the Cold: A Lifeline for Asheville’s Vulnerable
  • I-26 Overnight Closures Cause Detours This Week
  • North Buncombe Student Awarded $10k Scholarship
  • Erwin Grad Supports Navy’s TOPGUN School
  • Town Set to Increase Budget By $1.36M, No Tax Increase
  • A Solution is Needed Sooner Rather Than Later
  • Reimagine Deaverview Tugs City Budget
  • Season Finale of Brevard Philharmonic
  • Military Uniforms on Display at Museum
  • Making Town More Bike/Pedestrian-Friendly
  • A Decade-Long Project Comes to an End
  • Cougars, Bearcats Win Football Playoff Openers
  • Woodfin Appoints Member Days Before Election
  • WNC Honorees Starring in Encore Seasons
  • WNC British Car Club Show in Mills River
  • Collections of Indian Artifacts in Fletcher
  • Why Are NC Residents Hesitant About Vaccine?
  • Woodfin Looking to Correct ‘Misstep’ on Zoning
  • Citizens Protest Latest COVID Measures
  • Asheville City Council’s Housing Business
  • Young Barbers Join Old Barbershop
  • Matthew Rogers Singing National Anthem Aug. 22
  • Mayor To Resign, Fitzsimmons Taking Mayor Seat
  • Group Seeks Volunteers For Building Project
  • Weaverville Loses Good Leader as Mayor
  • What Might We Learn From Jesus Healing A Nobleman’s Son?
  • 30th Annual Antique & Vintage Show
  • Carolina Day Player Commits to Princeton
  • Ingles Hiring for Over 4,000 Positions
  • Scouts Honor Lion’s Club Partnership
  • Flushed With Money County Starts Spending
  • B.E.A.R. Closet Opens in Weaverville
  • App State Alumna & Drummer Shirazette Tinnin
  • HHS Bearcat Athletes are on the Prowl
  • Jug Stays at North Buncombe
  • Hawks’ Jones, Cole Run to Daylight
  • Dedicated Civil Servant Retires After 3 Decades
  • Report Envisioned Current Political Crisis
  • Nations’ Rankings of Freedoms 2020
  • Cops for Kids Doesn’t End After Christmas
• Category: Opinion
  • Unmasking the Ballot: The Races You Can’t Ignore
  • Asheville is Not Meeting its Police Obligations
  • Open Letter to Judge Clontz From Former Law Officer About Whitmire Case
  • Is There Reason To Be Concerned?
  • Weaverville’s Responses to Question Regarding STRs
  • The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
  • Catch-22 in Patrolling US 23/Future 26
  • Divide and Conquer is the Plan to Bring America Down
  • Folks, Can We Discuss Asheville’s Homelessness?
  • Double Standard: Why is the media favoring Tyre Nichols but not Jason Kloepfer?
  • My Case For School Choice
  • A Great Idea for Slowing Growth
  • The First Rule of Public Information Officers: Never Lie
  • Confederate Memorial at Arlington Cemetery to be Dismantled
  • Asheville Water Crisis: Lack of Leadership Where it’s Needed
  • Exchange Between Council & School Superintendent Refreshing
  • Buncombe County Bonds? This is What I was Talking About
  • Homelessness: Sad Now But Terrifying Later
  • “Pandemic Amnesty?” I Don’t Think So
  • The Routinization of Bear Killings
  • 300% Increase Justified Because of Council’s Privileged Past
  • Voting For a 300 % Pay Raise: Political Suicide or Strategy?
  • Real Clear Choice in District 3 Candidates
  • North Carolina’s Judiciary Election Across Party Lines
  • Trusting the Election Process
  • Is the Weaverville Council Being Controlled by County Commissioners?
  • Is This How We Build a Free Society?
  • Some Life Lessons Need to Be Hard
  • Councilman Addressing Removal of Invocation by Quoting Jesus
  • A Decision King Soloman Might Find Difficult
  • Woodfin: A Rewriting of Town’s History and Erasing Traditions
  • Group Wants To Abolish the Death Penalty in NC
  • If a Tree Falls in the Forest, Does it Make a Sound?
  • City and County Suing Mission Hospital
  • Should Voters Vote ‘Yes’ on $70M in Bond as Recession Looms?
  • Resident Thankful to Senator Chuck Edwards and Mark Pless
  • Like Throwing a Lit Match onto a Pool of Gas
  • Like Fine Wines, Town Centers Develop Over Time
  • Preying on Fears Rather than Relying on Facts
  • Are Public Schools Too “Woke’ for Children?
  • Context on Russia-Ukraine War Issues
  • May God Bless Symon
  • …But I Did Stay at a Holiday Inn Express
  • When the Foundations are Destroyed
  • ‘Code for Asheville’ Cashing In on Cause Celebre
  • Turmoil Can’t be Good for Faith in Government
  • Our State Remains a Battleground
  • From Senator Edward’s Desk in Raleigh
  • Pfaff: Decarceration Requires Tough Decisions
  • There But By Grace Go We
  • Floral Arrangements For A Festive Home
  • Stick To Your 2022 New Year’s Resolution
  • Lack of Knowledge Can Make You Look Stupid
  • Government Transparency Act of 2021
  • Choosing Between a Jab or Your Job
  • A Weak Veterans Day Talk
  • Climate Activism Brushing Up Against Downward Trends
  • Silence Sometimes Speaks Volumes
  • Hyperinflation & Its Awful Consequences
  • A Post-Election Epilogue
  • Powermongering Ruins Anything
  • Really, Is it That Big of a Deal to Get an Address?
  • Peering Closer at the County Crime Stats
  • I Don’t Have The Answer, but Time Will Tell
  • A Tribute to Our Dad: Steve Crawford
  • Championing “Light & Liberty”
  • Former Mayor Gives Perspective on Resigning
  • Readers Weigh In: CRT & BLM Conclusion: Part 3 of 3
  • Preliminary Exploration of Public Stigma
  • Masks Reveal Parallel Governments
  • My Observations from Sheriff Miller’s Meeting
  • They Keep Moving the Goal Post
  • The Battle for Scriptural Authority
  • WNC Natives React to Chauvin Sentence
  • There’s No Middle Ground
  • What Freedom Means to Kids
  • Critical Race Theory: Unchecked Social Justice
  • Citizens Again Denied Rights by School Board
  • Ex-NAACP President Condemns Monument Destruction
  • Consider These Things Before Higher Education
  • Biden Doing Victory Lap for Trump’s Vaccine
  • NDO Pushed Through, Without a Real Conversation
  • Update from Raleigh
  • The Death of Intellectual Honesty Part II — The Racial Side
  • Council Doubles Down in War on Economics
  • The Death of Intellectual Honesty
  • Has Anyone Seen the Supply Side, Yet?
  • Hiding Truth a “Monumental” Mistake
  • Magnifying What’s Charitable & Humane
  • Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace
  • COVID-19 Reality Versus Public Policy
  • Christmas letters to God?
  • Accepting the Greatest Christmas Gift
  • Historical All-Women Council Bring Wealth of Accomplishment
  • Preliminary Analysis of Pandemic Response
  • Masks May Not Be Helping
  • Eight Factors Shaped NC Elections
  • One Nation, Under Judges
  • A Last Tribute to My Best Friend
  • One Nation, Under Judges
  • Activists Fault City’s Approach to Equity
  • Shadows Loom Over Joe Biden
  • A Very Personal and Sad Commentary This Week
  • One Nation, Under Judges
  • Something Rotten in North Carolina
  • My first sporting event since the era of BLM & COVID-19
  • Maybe now’s a good time to try and kick my drug habit
  • A historical figure from state you ought to know
  • Absentee ballots with built-in safeguards differ from mail-in ballots
  • Enjoying nature a new way, but maybe not that new way ever again
  • Budgeting Process targets appropriation bills
  • As Economies Rebuild, Tanner Urges Jettisoning Historically Repressive Policies
  • Revolution coming under the guise of reparations & social justice
  • Stop the Southern COVID19 Surge Cover-up
  • At some point, discussions about managing the COVID debt should begin
  • ‘Panic porn’ in media’s Coronavirus reporting
  • Open letter from NC Division SCV to local governments North Carolina’s Heritage Protection Act
  • Progressive Politicians Hurt Downtown
  • A conversation opener for police reform, now it’s your turn
  • Let’s not forget the murdering of 6,000 blacks
  • Both sides of education debate have well-meaning intentions
  • Governor vetoes bill that would have opened bars, expanded restaurant seating
  • Some thoughts on the death of George Floyd & recent protests
  • The Under-Sung Story of Deregulation in COVID Relief
• Category: Outdoors
  • Bell Park Opens in Saluda
  • Muddy Sneakers Launches Online Store to Support Outdoor Education
  • Foothills Conservancy Breaks Ground on Mountain Bike Trail
  • Woodfin Unleashes Wave of Outdoor Rec Opportunities
  • Duck Conservation Important To Hunters
  • Online Survey Gains Public Input on Hendersonville Parks
  • The Joys of Outdoor Living—Embracing the Splendor of Fall
  • Dealing with ‘Bear Days of Summer’
  • UnBEARable Clash of Critter and Car
  • Cowboys Arrive at Tryon
  • Champion Equestrians Grace Tryon
  • NC  Wildlife Federation: Seasonal Grants Open
  • 70th Annual Garden Club Plant Sale Featuring Pollinator Friendly Plants
  • Join an Avian Adventure: The Statewide Bird Count
  • Winter Indoor Entertainment at TIEC Arena
  • Winter Sports Begin in North Carolina Mountains
  • WRC Regulation Digest Published
  • To Do List For September Gardens
  • Chimney Rock, a State Treasure to Explore
  • WRC Permit Hunts Available
  • Trout Stockings Resume
  • Gardening for Pollinators with Native Plants
  • Hunting Turkeys Has Moments of Excitement
  • As Spring Arrives Local Birding Walks Overflow
  • Tune Up for Turkey
  • Madison Woman Documents A.T. Shelters
  • Where’s All The Ammo?
  • Sunday Hunting, Public Input Welcome
  • Virtual Wildlife Programs Offered to Students
  • Geese Can Be Quite Unpredictable
  • Is North Carolina a Good State to go Off-Grid?
  • Proposed Regulation Changes for Next Year
  • Curtis Wright Outfitters Host Fly Fishing Camp
  • Tending to The Fall Garden
  • Face it, Bird Hunters are Cheapskates!
  • Hunting crows to prepare for the season
  • Ready for the dove opener?
  • National Forests in North Carolina launch digital passes
  • Lifelong Landscape Design
  • County Farm Heritage Trail wins 2020 Achievement Award
  • Mountain Heritage Trout Waters
  • Public Parks Open Up Cautiously
• Category: Press Release
  • Mercy Urgent Care Expands Operating Hours
  • Surviving Modern HealthCare in America
  • Confirmed COVID Cases at North Henderson High
• Category: Publisher
  • Dealing with Patriotic Negativity
  • In Case You Missed It
  • In Case You Missed It
  • New In-Flight Announcement
  • Popping Up Again
  • Tracking Bugs & Bug Bears
  • ‘See No Evil’ Getting Attention
  • New Year Brings New Laws
  • Vaccination Intrigue & Outrage
  • A Bit of Christmas Cheers & Jeers
  • You May Not Have Seen …
  • Just in Case You Missed It
  • Court Inaction Incites Citizen Despair
  • The U.S. Supreme Court Loses its Bearings
  • Why Hopkins’ Covid Death Report Rattles Med Community
  • What Doctors Learned about Treating COVID-19
• Category: Publisher's
  • Buncombe County Commission Chair Race: A Unique Electoral Situation
  • Reparations Are Not the Answer
  • Equitable Inconsistency: Criticism of the City’s Master Plan
  • Shaking the Tax Collector’s Thinking
  • “Red Wave” Downplayed by Mainstream Media Efforts
  • Is the Council Asking the Wrong Question?
  • What You May Not Know About Our Hurricanes
  • Armed Bureaucrats & Higher Education Lowering the Bar
  • Ballot Harvesting “Legalized” by the NC State Board of Elections
  • Everything Falls Under the “Commerce Clause.”
  • One Nation Under Judges: Part 5
  • One Nation Under Judges: Part 4
  • One Nation Under Judges: Part 3
  • One Nation Under Judges: Part 2
  • ICE Law Enforcement in NC and CDC’s Vaccine Definition Updated
  • One Nation, Under Judges
  • National Threats in Critical Race Theory, More Guns Brings Brazil Safety
  • Judiciary Flex Power with Rulings, Funded Hospitals Reap Record Profits
• Category: Reviews
  • Kings Mountain and Cowpens: Our Victory was Complete
  • The Enigmatic End of Diesel
  • What Does Tohu and Bohu Have To Do With The Earth’s Creation?
  • The Franklin Scandal: More Relevant Today Than Ever
  • Last Up-close Eyewitness To JFK Assassination Speaks Out
  • The Asheville Connection: A Memoir
  • “Birthright”: An Enjoyable and Enlightening Read
  • Book Offers Dark Picture of Post-Christian America
  • King, Lover, Magician, and Warrior: Being a Good Husband
  • Well-Reasoned, Soul-Satisfying Economics
  • Cato Coaches Gov’t on Job Creation
  • Can Government Really Know Best?
  • Pitterson’s Nephilim Follow-Up Another Must Read
  • Good Reasons to Sleep
  • Deregulation Good for Mom-and-Pop Shops?
  • Dealing With Fake News
  • Browder in Sequel Describes International Money Laundering Operation
  • “Judgment of the Nephilim” Re-frames Old Testament
• Category: Special
  • Asheville Ballet’s Nutcracker: A Community Triumph
  • North Carolina Grows the Official White House Christmas Tree
  • Reynolds is the Consensus MAC Favorite
  • Gritty, Savvy Roberson Rams Run to the Playoffs
  • Cougar Backfield is on the Prowl
  • Enka Jets Reload, Look to Rise Up MAC Ranks
  • North Buncombe Keeps Running at You
  • Owen Warhorses Run Triple Option Under Faircloth
  • Veteran Erwin Unleashes Record-setting Offense
  • Eagles Start 2-0 for Coach Brackett
  • Athletic, Big Bearcats Bounce Back Up
  • Knights Come Off Of Historic Season
  • Falcons Follow Their Two Best Years Ever
  • Show Mom You Appreciate Her
  • Caring for Trees in Your Backyard
  • Pots de Creme – A Valentines Dessert Delight
  • Savory Feta Cheesecake with Roasted Red Pepper Sauce
  • Fred Chappell: From Canton to Posterity
  • A Journey Through Time: The Museum of Haywood County History Invites Visitors for ‘A Christmas of Old
  • Business To Aid Marines In Toy Drive
  • A Christmas Carol Comes Alive!
  • Christmas Is Just Around the Corner
  • Bountiful Harvest: Celebrating Henderson County’s Apple Legacy & Honoring its Growers
  • Seasoned Roberson to ‘Ram’ Rivals
  • Warhorses Look to Stampede Foes
  • Green ‘Entity’: 3A Rockets are MAC Favorites Again
  • Enka Fans Can’t Wait for Cam Wait Encore
  • Swift Cougars Eager to Reclaim MAC Crown
  • ‘N.B.’ Stands For ‘Nasty Beasts’
  • Caden Ingle is Newest Star Erwin QB
  • Warhorses Look to Stampede Foes
  • Deck the Trees Fundraiser Helps Neighbors Stay Warm
  • Holiday Shopping Begins at Greens Market and Miracle at Marquee
  • How to Create the Perfect Charcuterie Board for Your Holiday Party
  • ‘Mach Ten’: Rockets are Fast, Hungry
  • Erwin to Light Up Scoreboards
  • Reigning MAC Champ Asheville Wants More
  • Rams to Make a ‘Run for It’
  • ‘Action Jaxson’ Knights Grind Foes
  • Blazing Bearcats Can Win it All
  • East Returns Firepower, Has Huge Line
  • Gibson Preps Warhorses for WHC Battles
  • Sexton Piloting Jets to Rarer Air
  • Hines Molds NB for Smashing Success
• Category: Sports
  • Erwin’s Historic Season Has Chilling End
  • Erwin Extinguishes Smoky With Superb Big Plays
  • Erwin, ACR, West Romp in Playoff Openers
  • Er-WIN! Warriors Dethrone Reynolds
  • Slams, Grins, Wins: Volleyball Falcons Win it All
  • Reynolds Beats AHS, TCR in Comebacks
  • WHHS Wins Volleyball West Falcon Bowl
  • West’s ‘Bryson Blasters’ Win M7 in Volleyball
  • Heartbreak & Hope: AC Reynolds Rockets Coach Craig Leads After Devastating Family Loss
  • Henderson Co. Schools Resume Sports Amidst Storm Recovery: Falcons Shine in Football and Soccer
  • Cam Maybin, Coach Tom Smith to Join WNC Sports Hall of Fame
  • Falcons Fly From Behind to Beat Bearcats
  • Revitalized Eagles Get Brackett’s First Victory
  • 10th Anniversary Being Celebrated by Tryon International
  • Talented Young Golfer Has Asheville Roots
  • Local Stars Earn WNC Sports Awards
  • West Tennis is a Gallant Galactic Gallian Battalion
  • Hurdlers Hall and Woodyard, Shot Putter Cannon Win Gold
  • Rams Achieve a Rare Repeat as 4A Baseball State Champions
  • Roberson Defends its State Baseball Crown This Week
  • Lady Bearcats, ‘Foo Fighters’ Go Furthest in Soccer Playoffs
  • Baseball Falcons Again Reach Round Three
  • First For An Erwin Athlete In At Least 25 Years
  • TCR Reaches Elite Eight With Ramming Rod Bats
  • 64th Skyview Golf Tournament Celebrates Heritage at Asheville Municipal Course
  • AHS Coach Flowe Wins 1,000th Soccer Match; TCR Wins Showdown
  • West, HHS Win League Soccer Crowns
  • Falcons, Rams Sweep Rivals to Again Win Their Leagues
  • Lady Hawks Overtake Sugar Jets for 3A MAC Crown
  • Diamond Rams, Cougars Battle For Supremacy This Week
  • AHS ‘Foo Fighters,’ Rapid Rams Collide Atop MAC in Soccer
  • Seasoned Jets, Hawks and Young Warlassies Shine in Softball
  • Four Squads Emerge Atop MAC in Soccer
  • Asheville Tourists: Weekend Victory to Defeat Against Brooklyn Cyclones
  • West Reaches Max-on Soccer Potential
  • Falcons, Reynolds Split in Battle of 3A Local Elites
  • Flynn To Run For Winthrop
  • Whitson Signs With College, Will Play Two Sports
  • Lady Rockets Finish in the Final Four
  • Eagles Win Two Playoff Games to Cap Historic Season
  • Barnwell To Run For Catawba College
  • Green Energy: East, Reynolds Boys Nip Hoops Rivals
  • ‘Harveys’ Heroes’ Launch Playoff Drive as Top Seed
  • Shazam! Shabazz Disappears as East Thrashes Oak Grove
  • East Boys Edge West in Basketball, Seize M7 Lead
  • Community Center Introduces the Paddle Sport to Locals
  • Swift Lady Falcons Lead League in Basketball
  • ‘M’ Turns ‘W’ Upside Down to Win CFB Crown
  • Covering Many Sports Celebrities, Pro Teams
  • Shuler to Pickens, Manuel: 35 Years of Local Sports Coverage
  • Shrine Bowlers Manuel, Guest, Adams Shine
  • Tennis Lady Cats Five-peat, Pacing Fall Squads
  • West Reigns as WNC’s All-Around Athletic Best in 3A
  • ACR Alum Rico Dowdle Scores TD on Thanksgiving
  • Blues Repeat as State Champs; Falcons Bow Out
  • Enka, Owen Soccer Seasons End in State Semifinals
  • Best Ever: Unbeaten Falcons Win 13th, Three Rounds
  • Black Hawk Signs To Be A Lion
  • Soccer Warhorses, Jets on Warpath
  • Mays Signs To Run For WCU
  • Rockets, Falcons Advance in Football Playoffs
  • TCR and ACR Win Football Playoff Openers
  • Cade Tops Caden as Falcons Swat Erwin 61-15
  • Soccer Rams Get Payback Against ACR, Beat AHS to Win MAC
  • Bears Nip Knights; Rematch Opens Playoffs
  • Rockets Blast Roberson 28-7 in MAC Super Bowl
  • City Aces it! Ornate, Historic Mini Golf Course Opens
  • Rams Thump AHS 41-13, Are MAC 4A Frontrunners
  • ‘BYOG’: Falcons Crush Bears in Battle of M7 Unbeatens
  • Reynolds Wraps Up Asheville 28-14; TCR Awaits Both
  • Soccer Rockets Shut Out Archrival Rams 2-0
  • Christ School vs. Asheville School: The Football Rivalry Continues
  • Dominant TCR Blanks All League Foes in Volleyball
  • West Evens Score With NHHS in Volleyball
  • ‘Leave No Doubt’: West is Best in County
  • Rugged Will Johnson Leads Owen to its First Win in ‘23T
  • TD-a-Minute Falcons Thrash Erwin 40-10
  • Patriots Rebuilding After Losing Senior Quarterback
  • ‘In Truitt We Trust’: Encore for West Stars, Truitt, trust, encore, West, stars, sports, news
  • Bearcats Rebuild Around Landrum, Rudisill
  • Entertaining Eagles Light Up Scoreboards
  • Knights Joust With Athleticism, Confidence
  • Knights Slay Cats 31-12! Falcons Also Cruise
  • Enka Beats Owen; Hawks, AHS, Erwin Also Win
  • Asheville Racquet Club Hosts Banana Open Tennis
  • Quarterbacks Help Define MAC Football Race
  • Eagle Spirits Soars; HHS is in ‘Beast Mode’
  • Many Local Male Athletes Enjoy ‘Last Hurrahs’
  • Female Stars of 2022-23 Earn Encore Accolades
  • Knights in Lights: Night Baseball Debuts at NHHS July 22
  • Brackett Eager to Get East Back into the Winning Bracket
  • ‘Super Cooper’ King Earns Prestigious Scholarship
  • Brackett Eager to Get East Back into the Winning Bracket
  • Gallant Gallian of West is Third in State in Tennis
  • West is Best, Sweeping to its 3A Baseball Crown
  • Champion Rams Leave Finals Foes in their Wake
  • Micah Mauls the Ball, Rams Sink Vikings
  • Max(on) Effort Propels West to State Soccer Semifinal
  • Falcons Slaughter Grizzlies, Advance to State Finals
  • State Champs And A New School Record
  • West Wins Two Thrillers to Reach Round Five
  • Baseball Rams, Sugar Jets Reach Round Three
  • Lady Falcons Upset Franklin, Tricky Falcons Roll
  • BlackHawk Becomes A Warrior
  • Ram Diamond Dandies Finish Perfect in MAC
  • Several Locals Win WNC Sports Awards
  • Henderson Soccer ‘Foot Patrols’ Step Up
  • Asheville ‘Foo Fighters’ Beat TCR, ACR
  • Ram On! State Title Contender Roberson Smashes Rivals
  • Falcons Flying Toward Historic Triple Crown
  • Saluting Vets, Eagle’s Perfection
  • ‘Special K’ Karlyn is Pulverizing SEC Bats
  • Hoops Stars Strut Their Stuff and Stuffs
  • Last Hurrah for Basketball Stars
  • Christ School Wins State Hoops Title
  • Bearcat Boys, Rocket Squads Advance Furthest
  • Rockets Sweep in MAC Tourneys
  • East is a Beast! Eagles Win M7 Tourney
  • BlackHawk Girls Win State Track Meet
  • BlackHawk Signs To Play For Mars Hill University Lions
  • Reynolds Boys Win MAC, Girls Share Crown With AHS
  • Bearcat Elyja Gibbs Dies in Car Crash, Widely Mourned
  • Pickleball Gains Steam Among Asheville Residents
  • Dogged UGA Fanatic Hunter Street Wolfs it Up
  • Pickens, Maxon Among Local Female Sports Stars in ‘22
  • Kendall, Kachilo Among 2022 Male Sports Standouts
  • Black Hawks Induct New Class of Hall of Famers
  • Lady Bearcats Win Fourth State Tennis Title in Row
  • Owen Wins Soccer Title, Kendall Reaches 50 Goals
  • Asheville School Blues are State Football Champs
  • A Black Friday for Carolina Tar Heels
  • A.C. Reynolds Bows Out in Round Four
  • Historic Falcon Football Season Ends
  • Rockets Win Another Close One in Round Three
  • West Henderson Wins Thriller, HHS Ousted by Iffy Call
  • Black Hawk Signs, Becoming a Crusader
  • A.C. Reynolds Wins, Erwin Loses Exciting Score-a-thon
  • Bearcats, Falcons, Warriors and Rockets Win Openers
  • Soccer Warhorses, Cats Sparkle in Playoffs
  • West Henderson Obliterates Tuscola 55-7 to Win M7
  • Net Knights Reach Round Four in Playoffs
  • Net Knights Sweep West 3-0 for M7 Crown
  • Bearcats “BeDevil” Brevard, West Remains Unbeaten
  • Mills River Equestrian Wins in Special Olympics
  • Cougars Beat Rams, are in Second in MAC
  • Green Energy: Rockets Blast Rival AHS 34-7
  • Lady Knights Beat West Tying for M7 Lead
  • 2022 North Buncombe Homecoming Court
  • Rams Dominate at Black Hawks’ Homecoming Game
  • Bearcats Poke Polk; AHS, ACR, West Roll
  • Warriors Survive Dust Up With Jets
  • Falcons, Cats, Rockets Cruise in League Openers
  • Lowrance Surpasses 300 Volleyball Wins at West
  • Erwin Prevails, North Buncombe and Owen Nearly Win
  • Eagles Storm Back, Knights Win, Cats Cruise
  • Volleyball: West Beats Reynolds
  • Erwin Warriors Scalped by Tuscola Mountaineers
  • Roberson, West Prevail; AC, AHS, HHS, Enka Roll
  • West is Best: Falcons Beat Bearcats 34-20
  • ACR Soccer’s Big Green Machine is in Gear
  • Eagles, Falcons, Rockets Roll in Openers
  • Ward, Gibbs Get First HHS Triumph 49-6
  • Bearcats Zoom by Erwin as Skilled Squads Clash
  • MAC Powers Tune Up For Openers
  • Benefit Film Honors ‘72 Hoops Champion Bearcats
  • Asheville’s Cam Maybin is Baseball Analyst on Television
  • Softball Returns to Beech Community Field
  • Super Heroes and Super Horses
  • Hendersonville’s 3rd Annual Triathlon This Sunday
  • Track Lady Falcons, ‘Coop’ and ‘Prez’ Sparkle in ‘21-22
  • Black Hawks Play for State Softball Title
  • Lady Falcons Win Three Soccer Rounds
  • ‘K’ is for Karlyn: Pickens-led Hawks Soar
  • Final Four Rams at Home Thursday Night
  • Baseball Falcons Fly Into Round Three
  • Baseball Cougars Win MAC, TC Gets Payback
  • TCR, NB Win Three Mound Rounds
  • Einmann WMAC Player of the Year
  • Kirron Ward Leads Bearcat Football
  • Warriors Continuing Football Careers
  • Falcons Get No-Hitter, Knights Fight On
  • West’s Maxon Scores to the Max
  • Cougars On Prowl in MAC Baseball
  • Softball Lady Hawks Clobber AC, TC
  • Enka Sugar Jets Are State Runners-up
  • Frenetic HHS Comeback Short by One Point
  • Falcons Celebrate Hoops Greats of 30 Years Ago
  • Reynolds Wraps Up MAC Hoops Titles
  • Hero Study: ‘GOAT’ Tom Brady Retires
  • We Have Our Southern Indoor Champs
  • Hendersonville’s Former QB Plays Crucial Role in Cincinnati Bengals’ Victory
  • Warm Up This Winter at Two Local Races
  • Lady Hawks, Jet Boys Inch Closer to Reynolds
  • Maybin Retires, Ends 15-Season MLB Career
  • Rockets Blast Past Rams in Hoops Showdown
  • ‘Woof!’ Hunter Street is Dogged UGA Fanatic
  • Erwin Inducts 2021 Hall of Famers
  • Middle School Boys Team off to Hot Start
  • ‘Prez,’ ‘Silk’ Lead HHS Past Rams in Hoops
  • HHS ‘Comeback Cats’ Fall 50-35 in Reidsville
  • Soccer Rockets Edge Rams 1-0 in 4 OTs
  • BlackHawk Signs with the Vols
  • HHS Lit Up Burns; AHS Falls in Round Two
  • Women’s Tennis Team Seizes 3rd in Nationals
  • Rams and Falcons Sparkle in Volleyball
  • Atlanta Braves Chop Astros for World Title
  • King of the Jungle: Soccer Cats Prowl
  • Commissioners Hear Three Sides of Soccer Issue
  • Cats Poke Polk 56-25; Asheville, West Win
  • AHS Cougars Blend Speed, Toughness
  • ACR’s ‘Big Green Machine’ Reloads
  • Knights, Erwin Win; Cats Fall to Lions
  • Bearcats Surge On, Face Heritage Next
  • Black Hawks Drop First Two Games
  • Smoky Mountain Mustangs Run Wild
  • Tuscola to Ride QB Penland, Runners
  • Pisgah Bears Hungry to Repeat as Champs
  • East Eagles, Bearcats Roll in Openers
  • MAC has Talented QBs; Enka Wins Opener
  • Brint Russell Leads Warhorse Charge
  • Dusty’s Rosman Tigers Growl into the WHC
  • Madison Team Older & Stronger this Season
  • Jets Eager to Take Off Under Mike Sexton
  • Allen Steps Down as Head Coach, Again
  • Porter, Pickens, Carver Contend for WNC Award
  • Several Locals are WNC Basketball All-Stars
  • Locals Play as West All-Stars Next Week
  • HHS Wins Tennis State Title; Track Locals Shine
  • Triston Norris Wins Wrestling State Title
  • Black Hawks say ‘Put Me in Coach’
  • NB Golf Team Win WMAC, Mull 15th at State
  • Wrestling Knights Dethrone Enka, Win WMAC
  • Third NBHS Player Commits to MHU
  • Softball BlackHawks, Soccer Rockets Shine
  • North Buncombe Soccer Stars To Play At MHU
  • Murphy Wins Coach Gentry’s Ninth State Title
  • Lady Rockets Edge Asheville HS 2-1 in Soccer Playoffs
  • NB Baseball Coach Anticipating Another Great Season
  • Rams, Rockets Bow Out of Playoffs
  • Cats Tame Lions, Clash Next With Cougars
  • Sports Physicals for Local Athletes
  • Rams Savor Payback in Upset, ACR Also Advances
  • Bearcats Hunt Down the Bears, Host Lions Friday
  • Asheville Finishes Third, Makes Playoffs
  • Black Hawks Shot Down by Rockets
  • Robinson Chosen as WMAC Coach of the Year
  • BlackHawks Win Over Knights
  • ACR-AHS Battle: Drama, Defense, Dynasty
  • Rockets Go Furthest in Soccer Playoffs
  • Realignment Juggles Three Henderson Schools
  • Touchdown After Touchdown at NB vs Enka
  • Cougars, Rockets Roll; Knights Slay Tuscola
  • Bearcats are State Runners-Up in Hoops
  • New Falcons Shift into ‘Manuel’ Transmission
  • East Eagles Unleash a Huge Line & Runner
  • Roberson, Erwin, Owen Notch Big Opening Wins
  • Erwin Beats NB in First Game of Season
  • HHS Races on in Hoops, Wins in Football
  • North Knights Run Fast in Their Armor
  • Trevon Hill Channeling Houdini, Sanders
  • Rockets Run Over Warriors
  • Make No Mistake, Rams are Legit Contenders
  • Cougars to Rerun Success Formula
  • Erwin Brings in Korey Griffith at QB
  • Rockets Reload & Aim Again for Titles
  • ‘Great Scott!’ Dynamic QB Leads Owen
  • Warhorses Stampede into Encore Season
  • New Season, New Head Coach for Patriots
  • Jets to Take Off Behind Phillips
  • Hawks, Sugar Jets, Rockets Soar in Hoops
  • Reynolds, Roberson Pace WMAC Boys’ Hoops
  • HHS ‘BasketCats’ Dominate M6 Foes
  • TCR Reaches Semis, West KOs Top Seed
  • ‘Phi Rama Slama’: TCR Blasts into Playoffs
  • Enka Eager to Make Volleyball Playoffs
  • East Upsets Henderson High, West & TCR Roll
  • Reflecting on Golf’s BMW Celeb Pro-Am
  • Greenies Win Their First Football State Title
  • Asheville School, ACA Win State Titles
  • Greenies Roll 63-7 Over Blues
  • Basketball camp continues thirty year tradition during pandemic
  • Cameron Maybin is a motivational leader on Tigers
  • Mars Hill University is postponing all fall sports seasons amid COVID pandemic concerns
  • Online sports forums soaring during pandemic
  • North Buncombe High School gears up for 2020 football season
  • Patterson, Porter, Pickens, Hillier Among WNC Winners
  • North Buncombe football player invited to play at tiki bowl in Hawaii
  • Pickens Continues to Gain National Recognition
• Category: State
  • $273 Million Fund Launched for Hurricane Helene Recovery
  • Rep. Edwards Highlights Resilience and Resources in Wake of Hurricane Helene
  • North Carolina’s State Health Plan On Brink of Insolvency
  • Parental Access Denied! NC Minors Able to Consent to Controversial Therapies
  • Public School Leaders Embrace Competition in Age of School Choice
  • Three Republicans Vie to Challenge Secretary of State Marshall
  • Crime is Not Dropping in Buncombe County
  • Cooper Bans TikTok, WeChat on State Government Devices
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  • From Senator Chuck Edwards’ Desk
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