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Education
10 months ago
Pack Library celebrates National Trails Day with week of events

Pack Memorial Library is marking National Trails Day with a weeklong series of events designed to celebrate the area’s natural heritage

Local
10 months ago
Asheville avoids no-hitter in Sunday loss to Rome

The Asheville Tourists fell 3-0 loss to the Rome Emperors.

Local
10 months ago
Asheville City women hammer defending champs Tennessee SC

The Asheville City women jumped on the board early and then rode a huge second-half offensive outburst to thrash Tennessee SC ,6-1.

Local
10 months ago
Asheville City men shut out East Atlanta FC

The men of Asheville City put together a complete team performance en route to a 5-0 win over East Atlanta FC in Georgia.

Pets
10 months ago
Strangeville: The American Museum of the House Cat is a meow-tain treasure

Located right off of Highway 441 in Sylva, North Carolina, the American Museum of the House Cat is in the running for the quirkiest roadside attraction in all the Southeast.

Crime & Safety
10 months ago
1 killed, several struck by gunfire in Rankin Avenue shooting

Around 12:07 a.m. on Sunday, June 1, APD officers responded to Rankin Avenue near College Street to investigate reports of gunfire.

An audience at the Orange Peel.
Music
10 months ago
June concert calendar: Live music in Asheville area this month

Asheville boasts a vibrant live music scene with venues catering to a wide array of music taste. Check out our calendar of live performances set for June.

Perspectives
10 months ago
3 new movies to see, stream or skip in June 2025 – 828reviewsNOW

The insane comedy “Friendship,” disgusting horror film “Bring Her Back” and the brand-new “Karate Kid: Legends” are the three movies we tell you to see, stream or skip in June 2025.

Local
10 months ago
Solar storm may bring northern lights to Asheville area

Auroras may be visible across the Carolinas and northeast Georgia on Sunday night

Local
10 months ago
Tombstone Tales: James Vester Miller, from enslaved child to Asheville’s master builder

Born enslaved, James Vester Miller became one of Asheville’s most influential builders, leaving a legacy in brick that still stands today.