Franklin Silas Terry became the first vice president of General Electric in 1923, a position he maintained until his death.
Five of the six candidates for Asheville City Council supported the recent vote to create a downtown Business Improvement District.
Black Mountain’s Town Council has passed an ordinance allowing event organizers to apply for special permits to serve alcohol in defined boundaries.
Parts of Patton Avenue will be partially or fully closed after crews working on Carter-Ann-Patton stormwater project ran into an unexpected setback
The Whale is partnering with The POP Project to host the riff on the classic elementary school book sales on Saturday, June 15.
In a high-tech era, Michael Francis Reagan keeps the art of hand-made mapmaking alive.
The Black Mountain Town Council will consider letting festivals apply for a temporary easing of alcohol restrictions, but so far they’ve held off on a creating a permanent “social district” downtown.
Fifty years since he arrived at Montreat College, Dr. Don Wayne King is still in the classroom as a prominent C.S. Lewis scholar.
Asheville-based Santiago y Los Gatos will be releasing their new album album, “Washing Away Wetiko,” on Wednesday night, April 24, at Eulogy, 10 Buxton Ave., Asheville.
Events include the “She Slay 5K” in Hendersonville and the “Haw Creek Hustle” in Asheville.
