Flannel Fest 2025 will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday, March 1 at Appalachian Mountain Brewery – Mills River, 46 North Mills River Road.
Local activist group Save the Woods has organized a concert in their latest effort to raise awareness about potential forest development in north Asheville.
The Asheville Fire Department has issued a warning to avoid North Lexington Avenue as crews work at the scene of a gas leak.
Explore a treacherous trench and wind-up a menacing monkey in our reviews of Apple TV+ original film “The Gorge” and new horror movie “The Monkey,” in theaters now.
Jenifer Bunty is one of 17 Forest Service employees in North Carolina that have been terminated from their USAD Forest Service positions over the last week. According to Bunty, the firings come at a uncertain time for the Forest Service with the unresolved damages of Hurricane Helene still on the front door of the forest floor.
The biggest event of the year for “families helping families” will return to the WNC Agricultural Center this weekend. Wee Trade is back.
“Stronger than the Storm: Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina” features 30 different North Carolinian pieces of artwork and writing about Hurricane Helene.
Red Hulk is on the rampage in “Captain America: Brave New World” as Paddington takes an impromptu vacation in “Paddington in Peru.” Is this pair of sequels any good? Check out our reviews to find out.
An Asheville Facebook group called Save the Woods has amassed nearly 2,800 members in support of preventing the development of a section of forest near University of North Carolina Asheville.
The “Asheville Strong: Celebrating Art and Community After Hurricane Helene” exhibit will be open at the Asheville Art Museum from Feb. 14 to May 5.
