New Fire Truck Gets Traditional ‘Push-In’
Hendersonville’s new fire truck got a ceremonial welcome as nearly 50 firefighters did a “push-in” to back the vehicle into a station bay on a sunny day.
What Freedom Means to Kids
“In some places without freedom, girls aren’t allowed to go to school,” says Haley, age 8. “The only people I can think of who would like that are the boys! Boys in our class torture us!” One time I asked a girl about the same age as Haley why God created boys. “So you could […]
Woodfin Town Council Approves 2022 Budget
The Woodfin Town Council green-lit traffic signs, property taxes and the budget.
Black Entrepreneurs Celebrate on Depot Street
Black businesses and entrepreneurs celebrate Juneteenth with a wide array of activities.
Critical Race Theory: Unchecked Social Justice
Exploring the poisoned chalice of Critical Race Theory.
Grant to Help With Local’s ‘Smithing’ Education
A North Buncombe student was awarded a scholarship to pursue a blacksmith education.
Landscape Artists Inspired by Nature
Landscapes depicting Western North Carolina are on display at the Asheville Gallery of Art’s newest exhibit.
Activists Disparaging Over $2 Million in Reparations
After Asheville City Council committed $2.1 million toward unspecified reparations, a handful of activists demanded another $30 million to zero out the police department’s budget.
Recognized by Higher Learning Institutes
Local students were honored for their academic achievement by their respective colleges.
Need for Wildlife Signs at Lake Louise
The “Bunny Whisperer” believes that the Weaverville Town Council needs to post signage educating citizens on proper animal etiquette at Lake Louise.