Investment Advisors Support Toys for Tots Drive
Edward Jones financial advisors are supporting the Toys for Tots program by using their offices as drop-off locations for this year’s toy drive.
In Asheville, Small Business Is Big Business
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to rattle the city’s small business community, as business after business closes permanently.
Burglary at Leicester Post Office
A break-in at the Leicester Post Office left post office boxes ransacked.
Council Accepts Plan for ‘Pit of Despair’
The Asheville City Council has excepted a plan for the downtown 'Pit of Despair' property.
Activists Fault City’s Approach to Equity
A second problem with today’s approach to equity and inclusion is that, instead of encouraging a search for common ground, a tried and true first-step in relationship-building, it seeks to put people in silos.
One Nation, Under Judges
Most of the Constitution’s direct instructions for the courts are found in three places: Article III, Amendments 4–8 of the Bill of Rights, and certain provisions of Article I, Section 9.
Progress Picking Up on Greenway
At the October monthly meeting, Woodfin Town Administrator Eric Hardy reported to the council that progress on the greenway and Silver-Line Park is moving forward.
Annual Cops for Kids, on but with Changes
The Weaverville Police Department is happy to announce that they are beginning their 18th Annual Cops for Kids program.
Greenies Roll 63-7 Over Blues
Christ School exploded for a 49-7 halftime lead over local archrival Asheville School at home Saturday, en route to a 63-7 triumph that is the most lopsided in the historic football series.
Matt Willey Begins Bee Mural in Hendersonville
A larger-than-life bee mural will be meticulously hand-painted by muralist Matt Willey on the exterior walls at Hands On! Children’s Museum building.