Several Western North Carolina school districts are delaying the start of education due to inclement weather and road conditions
The controversial Southern Concrete Materials concrete plant proposal went to a Buncombe County Board of Adjustment hearing today, but the case isn’t over yet.
FEMA will pay the rent, while the survivor is responsible for utility costs and other expenses not covered in the lease.
The awards include $1,428,120,000 to the State of North Carolina and $225,010,000 directly to the City of Asheville
The National Weather Service said significant accumulations are possible.
Many schools have opted to delay the start of classes Wednesday because of hazardous travel conditions.
Bender Gallery, a contemporary and pop art gallery in downtown Asheville, will be hosting local Asheville artists impacted by Hurricane Helene with their “Standing Strong” exhibition.
New daytime road closures will begin on Jan. 10, limiting Patton Avenue to one lane in each direction. Drivers are encouraged to take I-240 or other detour routes to navigate downtown.
After Hurricane Helene swept through the region, leaving many without water, power or, most tragically, a building left at all, the Asheville Independent Restaurant Association was there to bring the community back together.
An area of low pressure moving along the Gulf Coast is expected to bring wintry weather to the area Friday