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Dee Pridgen

828newsNOW News Editor Dee Pridgen thrives on making sense out of the chaos of a newsroom. She is a graduate of Troy University’s Hall School of Journalism and has more than 35 years’ experience as a reporter and editor.

Local
12 months ago
Pet Connection: Alphonse

Alphonse, a 3-year-old mixed-breed dog, is looking for his forever home through the Asheville Humane Society.

Local
12 months ago
NWS: Damaging winds, heavy rain threaten region this afternoon

Some storms may produce torrential rainfall, with localized amounts exceeding 2 inches in the Asheville area.

Local
12 months ago
Goodwill fire rekindles briefly as officials probe cause

A report from West Buncombe Assistant Chief Jared Gudger said 207,900 gallons of water was shuttled by tankers to the scene.

Business
12 months ago
Gov. Stein visits Clyde, touts downtown revitalization efforts

“Western North Carolina is open for business.” — Gov. Josh Stein

Local
12 months ago
1 dead, 3 rescued in separate Pisgah Forest incidents

Burke County search and rescue teams responded to three separate emergencies across Pisgah National Forest in a 24-hour period

Business
12 months ago
Hearing set for proposed 51-acre mine in Bakersville

Horizon 30 has submitted application No. 61-22 to operate Carter Quarry, a construction aggregate mine that would span 50.8 acres with a proposed excavation depth of 550 feet

Crime & Safety
12 months ago
Traffic stop turns into pursuit, ends in arrest on Patton Avenue

A Burnsville man was arrested Monday afternoon after fleeing a traffic stop in Asheville, striking two vehicles and leading troopers on a brief pursuit

Local
12 months ago
UPDATE: Strong storm moving through Buncombe County

Western North Carolina is in for a sweltering stretch of weather this week, with high temperatures and daily chances of strong to severe thunderstorms

Business
12 months ago
Asheville Goodwill to reopen today after warehouse fire

The Goodwill on Patton Avenue in Asheville plans to reopen Tuesday, one day after a fire destroyed a warehouse behind the main facility.

Business
12 months ago
City unveils temporary disc golf course at Asheville Muni

The Asheville Municipal Golf Course is turning part of its storm-damaged fairways into Western North Carolina’s newest disc golf destination