Low-Income Development Applications Now Open
The City of Asheville’s Community Development (CD) Department is now accepting applications for the, “Home Investment Partnerships Program” (HOME) program.
Enka Eager to Make Volleyball Playoffs
Volleyball playoffs start next week, with second-ranked T.C. Roberson eager for a state title and quarantined West Henderson as well as North Henderson also poised for title quests.
McCutcheon Loves Folk Music
No one remembers when the neighbors started calling the McCutcheon’s to complain about the loud singing from young John’s bedroom. It didn’t seem to do much good, though.
Housing Grant Awarded in Hendersonville
The City of Hendersonville, in partnership with the Housing Assistance Corporation, announced the award of a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) of $750,000 from The North Carolina Department of Commerce.
PS: Please Don’t Shoot the Messenger
I received an email from a former reader the other day. I say former as he was canceling his subscription to the paper because of somethings he read.
Something to do While at Home in January
In the early months of 2021, as the public practices social distancing and spends more time than usual at home, the Swannanoa Valley Museum is offering a series of online workshops to keep hands busy and mouths watering.
Justice System still Working
The wheels of justice turn slowly and during COVID-19 they’ve all but come to a stop.
College Student Announcements
Many area students are making their mark at their respective institutes of learning and here are some that the Tribune has received notice of.
Girl Scout Troop Assists Survival of Red Wolf
Recently the Cadettes of Girl Scout Troop 1819 out of Polk County began a journey to help save the critically endangered American red wolf.
Magnifying What’s Charitable & Humane
On September 2, President Trump announced his intention to create a commission to give students a “patriotic education.”