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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
2 months ago
Heat alert issued for Asheville area as temperatures climb

Health officials warn of dangerous heat as hot, humid weather settles over the mountains

A sign on the Craven Street Bridge provides directions for river users as construction begins in the French Broad River for the I-26 Connector project.
Local
2 months ago
I-26 Connector construction to begin in French Broad River

Asheville river users should use caution near a temporary causeway as crews begin bridge work

Local
2 months ago
Asheville bus changes could mean cuts to some neighborhoods

Proposed ART overhaul would boost service on busy routes while reducing coverage in some areas

Asheville police officers and forensic investigators process the scene of a deadly shooting along Biltmore Avenue and Short Coxe Avenue early Sunday morning.
Crime & Safety
2 months ago
APD executes 25+ warrants in Biltmore Avenue shooting

Asheville police say digital evidence is being analyzed by the FBI as the investigation continues

A brick sidewalk along Kitchin Place near Boston Way in Biltmore Village shows signs of wear following Tropical Storm Helene. Asheville is planning repairs to sidewalks, curbs, trees and other infrastructure in the historic district.
Asheville History
2 months ago
Asheville seeks input on Biltmore Village Helene repairs

Residents can weigh in on plans to restore sidewalks, curbs, trees and pedestrian ramps damaged by Helen

Local
2 months ago
Heat, storms return to Asheville this week

Temperatures near 90 and daily storm chances are in the forecast across Western North Carolina

Scenes from this year’s Sourwood Festival in downtown Black Mountain
Arts & Culture
2 months ago
PHOTOS: Thousands turn out for Sourwood Festival in Black Mountain

Check out scenes from the annual festival featuring local artisans, food, music, shopping and sourwood honey

Black Mountain Public Safety firefighter fire station police
Crime & Safety
2 months ago
Black Mountain weighs $20M new public safety building

Officials want more engineering work before deciding whether to repair the existing facility or pursue a new $20 million building

Local
2 months ago
Swannanoa recovery takes shape as county seeks input on Owen Park, resilience plan

Residents will have multiple opportunities this month to weigh in on Owen Park’s redesign, a long-term Swannanoa resilience plan and millions in proposed Helene recovery investments

Local
2 months ago
I-26 Connector update: Westgate flyover closure, detour

NCDOT says paving continues near Hill and Broadway streets

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