Moog Music announced that it will shut down the Moog Store in a June 28 Facebook post.
The Asheville Fire Department suggests citizens opt for safer options than fireworks, like glow sticks and silly string.
Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair will feature panels, workshops and vendors at a variety of West Asheville venues.
Some people thought it never would happen, but the first Haywood Pride on Main parade is set for Saturday in downtown Waynesville.
The longest running rodeo and fireworks show in North Carolina returns to Marshall for its annual Fourth of July celebration.
The City Council unanimously approved an Acton Hill proposal for 349 residential units, plus commercial space, in hills along Smokey Park Highway.
Pride Bar Crawl on Saturday will raise funds for Youth OUTright, an organization that supports queer and trans youths.
Juneteenth events Wednesday helped highlight efforts to revitalize ‘The Block,’ a historic neighborhood of Black-owned businesses in downtown Asheville.
Events include a block party, free lunch and learning sessions, a Juneteenth gala and Juneteenth-themed music events downtown.
Lessons on the legacy of three slain Civil Rights workers helped kick off a “Lunch & Learn” series as part Juneteenth commemorations in Asheville.