The former Beacon Manufacturing worker was killed in action in Italy in 1944, and a nephew recently fulfilled a decades-long dream by visiting his grave
State Board of Elections says outdated forms, incorrect information and privacy concerns have prompted complaints from voters and county election offices
City responds to questions about public safety spending, West Asheville facilities and long-term capital planning
Restaurants, breweries and vendors see steady traffic during Independence Day event
Historic districts, rail corridors and cultural landmarks across Asheville, Swannanoa Valley and Black Mountain offer immersive ways to explore the region’s past
Ruth Davidson’s ride to Ninety Six remains a blend of legend and Revolutionary War history
Felix Walker’s Revolutionary War background and early Asheville-area political role helped inspire a phrase still used more than 200 years later
At Kona Baptist Church Cemetery, a memorial to George Silver carries the story of American independence into the Toe River Valley and a family legacy deeply rooted in Western North Carolina.
