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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
1 year ago
Cleanup, expansion of Hominy Creek River Park underway

Buncombe County Parks and Recreation is working with FEMA and the Army Corp of Engineers to remove debris and contaminated silt from Hominy Creek River Park.

Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Kidnapping, arson, indecent liberties pleas in Henderson County cases

Several cases involving the Henderson County Major Crimes Unit ended in guilty pleas.

Bouchon in Asheville to downsize
Local
1 year ago
Bouchon to downsize, reopen as Crêperie Bouchon

Plans now are to downsize the restaurant and revamp the menu, which will feature crêpes, salads, soups and sandwiches.

Snow in the trees in West Asheville
Local
1 year ago
Dangerous wind chills, chance of snow in forecast for Asheville area

Keep the winter gear handy. More cold temperatures are coming.

Education
1 year ago
School closings and delays in the Asheville area

Several school districts have announced closings or delays because of the winter weather system moving through the area

Winter snow in Alexander
Local
1 year ago
Mixed bag of winter precipitation expected in Asheville area

Light precipitation is expected to develop during the day Sunday, possibly starting as a wintry mix

Local
1 year ago
828 roundup: Governor in town, concrete plant controversy and more

Here’s a look at the top local news stories from 828newsNOW this week.

Local
1 year ago
Beat the chill: How to get your home ready for winter

Winterizing your house helps improve energy efficiency, protect against damage and keep your home warm during colder months.

Winter driving road sign
Local
1 year ago
Navigating winter roads: Tips for traveling in the Asheville area

Here are some tips to help make your winter trips safer

Local
1 year ago
Several weather advisories issued for Asheville area

The National Weather Service has issued a flurry of advisories as a cold front takes aim at Western North Carolina.