Brevard AAUW Book Sale Set to Begin
The Brevard American Association of University Women (AAUW) prepared for its 55th annual book sale, set to commence on Saturday, June 7, at Brevard College’s Boshamer Gym. This year’s event promises to be one of the largest and most organized used book sales in the southeastern United States, with proceeds dedicated to funding local scholarships […]
Cicadas Buzzing: Harmless or Hazardous?
Hordes of large, unfamiliar insects can be frightening, but for the most part, cicadas are harmless and even do a lot to keep the ecosystem in balance.
Enjoy the Splendor of Lake Logan with Americana Music
Festival proceeds support the non-profit programs and ministries of Lake Logan’s Retreat Center, Camp Henry, and The Outdoor School – making it possible to offer summer camp scholarships and affordable enrichment opportunities throughout the year.
Garden Jubilee Brings Floral Joy to Downtown Hendersonville
The 33rd annual Garden Jubilee festival brought nearly 200 vendors and big crowds to Downtown Hendersonville for Memorial Day weekend.
NCDOT’s Efforts Save Rafting Season
NCDOT's engineers developed a plan to restore access for Pigeon River outfitters after Storm Helene caused significant damage. Their collaborative efforts resulted in a new boat launch that ensured the rafting season could proceed successfully.
Museum’s “Native America: In Translation” Exhibition Explores Indigenous Perspectives
The Asheville Art Museum presents "Native America: In Translation," an exhibition featuring Indigenous photographers exploring identity and heritage. Curated by Wendy Red Star, it runs until November 3, 2025. The museum offers pay-what-you-wish admission for residents affected by Tropical Storm Helene, emphasizing community support and accessibility.
NC Farm Act Favors Chemical Giants Over Citizens
A new section was slipped into Farm Act with virtually no debate, nor the ability for advocates to speak. Experts say it gives de facto immunity from failure-to-warn claims to big Ag chemical companies for pesticide injury.
Asheville Safeguarding Mills River WTP from Repeating Errors
The City of Asheville is showing members of the public that it is being a responsible steward with funds collected from water rate increases.
Shelton Compounding Pharmacy Under New Ownership
Shelton Compounding Pharmacy is under new management. The new owner, Philip Nelson, is carrying on the tradition of emphasizing wellness over sick care while still helping people take standard medications when pills prove hard to swallow.
Slamming Rams Aim for Historic Three-Peat
T.C. Roberson’s baseball Rams won four playoff rounds in this month, while Enka’s softball Sugar Jets won three times.