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Man in a light shirt and cap stands in a grassy field beside three vintage cameras on tripods, outdoors with trees in the background.
Arts & Culture
2 days ago
Asheville documentary about George Masa to tour Japan

Following the April premiere of “A Life Reimagined: The George Masa Story,” a documentary about Appalachian Trail photographer George Masa, filmmaker Paul Bonesteel will be taking his movie to Japan, Masa’s home country, for a four-stop tour.

Festivalgoers enjoy the sights, sounds and food at the annual North Carolina Apple Festival in downtown Hendersonville.
Community
2 days ago
Photos: Apple Festival fills downtown Hendersonville

Festivalgoers, vendors, food and live music fill downtown Hendersonville during the annual event

Local
2 days ago
What’s on the 2026 Buncombe County ballot besides candidates?

Here’s a look at the five ballot questions voters will see in November, including property taxes, income taxes, voter ID and county bonds

Local
2 days ago
828 Scoreboard: Week 3 of high school football

Western North Carolina high school football scores from Sept. 4

Sports
3 days ago
PGA TOUR, meet Lakeview Putt and Play: Mini golf venue finds new exposure through big tournament

The US Prominigolf Association North Carolina Open will be held later this month at Lakeview Putt and Play in Arden, N.C., just days before the PGA TOUR comes to the Asheville area.

Local
3 days ago
A hot start, then a big cooldown for Labor Day weekend

Asheville could see strong storms Saturday before cooler weather arrives Sunday

Business
3 days ago
Asheville Regional Airport increases most daily rates in parking overhaul

Next week, the Asheville Regional Airport will implement a new parking model. The update is intended to “introduce simplified parking options to make parking choices clearer and improve the customer experience,” the airport said.

FILE - In this Nov. 8, 1976, file photo, stock car driver David Marcis waves a checkered flag and hold his winner's trophy after the Dixie 500 in Hampton, Ga. Only 39 cars showed up for the second race of the Sprint Cup season, the lowest number of entries in more than two decades. While the reduced numbers won't affect front-runners such as Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin _ after all, we're talking about low-budget drivers who probably would've been lapped early in the race _ it does drive home the end of an era. "We've lost a lot," said former driver Dave Marcis, who spent much of his long career simply trying to qualify for races in under-financed cars. (AP Photo/Lennox McLendon, File)
Crime & Safety
3 days ago
Former NASCAR star Dave Marcis’ home in Arden burglarized

Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office confirms a felony breaking-and-entering investigation

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