ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) – Buncombe County’s Teacher of the Year award goes to an inspiring recipient — a high school welding instructor. Plus, an archeological dig site in the Southern Appalachian Mountains uncovers the remains of an extinct animal once native to the region. In Henderson County, officials are reminding drivers that “Road Closed” signs are not suggestions. And with Tax Day fast approaching, the IRS is offering some unexpected relief to North Carolina taxpayers.
828 Morning Commute: April 14, 2025
Teacher of the year named, police say "Road Closed" signs mean road closed and an extinct animal is discovered in Appalachia.
