Western North Carolina Nature Center Director Chris Gentile
Education
7 months ago
WNC Nature Center reopens almost 6 months after Helene

The Western North Carolina Nature Center reopened Monday months after Tropical Storm Helene destroyed roads and the main bridge to the facility.

Local
7 months ago
Weaverville Police investigate swatting incident

The Weaverville Police Department is investigating a swatting incident that led officers to respond to a false report of an armed home invasion early Sunday morning.

Local
7 months ago
Crews pull vehicles, trees, other debris from Asheville area rivers

Officials say hazards may still exist on and under the water, even after the majority of debris has been removed from Asheville area rivers.

Local
7 months ago
16-car pile up on I-26

A massive vehicle wreck is causing severe traffic delays near Hendersonville, N.C.

Local
7 months ago
La Pantera 97.3 debuts local Spanish-language morning show

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) – La Pantera 97.3, Asheville’s first commercial Spanish-language radio station, debuted […]

Local
7 months ago
Strangeville: 50 year-old advertisement Ferris wheel in Hendersonville

Jackson Steel’s iconic spinning billboard has caught the eye of travelers on Highway 25 for decades.

Perspectives
7 months ago
Robert Pattinson stars with Robert Pattinson in ‘Mickey 17’ — 828reviewsNOW

Robert Pattinson plays Mickey Barnes in “Mickey 17,” a man who has subjected himself to cloning so his space colony can use him for dangerous missions. When Mickey 17 meets 18, things get weird.

Local
7 months ago
Meanings of Irish sayings and toasts

Irish toasts are known for their charm, humor and heartfelt sentiments

Music
7 months ago
Perfectly pitched vocalist Mary Mikels sings a duet of Mars Hill benefit shows

Mary Mikels is a versatile songstress out of Raleigh, N.C. with a love for hymns, showtunes and patriotic standards. Mikels is performing two benefit shows with proceeds to be split between SART and the ABCCM Veterans Restoration Quarters.

news
7 months ago
Tombstone Tales: A president’s bodyguard once called Asheville home

Captain James H. Posey, who was once a bodyguard for President Abraham Lincoln, is buried in Riverside Cemetery in Asheville.