The eighth-grade class from Evergreen Community Charter School and the Haw Creek Community Association will facilitate an Asheville City Council Candidate Forum on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 7 p.m. in ...
The multidisciplinary artist’s solo exhibition “Reincarnations” runs through Sept. 25 at Brevard College’s Spiers Gallery. The movie world premiere is Sept. 19 at Blue Ridge Community College’s Thomas ...
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At its Sept. 15 regular meeting, the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners recognized several community and professional observances, received an update on housing and disaster recovery funding, ...
The owner of Woodfin’s Silver-Line Plastics will fund the next phase of a yearslong cleanup that began when floodwaters swept ...
Yet, according to Cable’s presentation, Buncombe County was ranked last in terms of CDBG-DR investment, receiving $1.7 billion in funds, representing 2.5% of the total dollars distributed. Burke ...
The Black Mountain Center for the Arts kicks off its 2026-27 theater season with Examination. The play is based on a short novel by Jakob Schmidt, a role-playing game developer and founder of Fire ...
Columbus, N.C.-based multidisciplinary artist Janet Orselli describes her work in an artist statement as “a love letter to leftovers.” “I create sculptural assemblage and si ...
In his newest documentary, Raising Cane: The Cherokee and Rivercane, filmmaker David Weintraub explores the history of rivercane, a native plant he describes as “an environmental guardian and a ...
In the two years since Tropical Storm Helene caused significant damage to many Western North Carolina farms, a number of local growers have reinvented their business models to include diverse new ...
Photos and video from Saturday’s Asheville launch are available here. The march comes as Common Defense veterans continue organizing nationwide against cuts and privatization at the Department of ...
A new study on behalf of Construction Coverage has identified the best-paying states and metropolitan areas for construction workers. After navigating a stagnant period in 2025 marked by high interest ...
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