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Pets
1 year ago
Asheville Humane Thrift Store to throw first annual Springfest

The Asheville Humane Society Thrift Store is promising a “tail-wagging good time” at their inaugural Springfest event.

Crime & Safety
1 year ago
25-year-old gunman attempted robbery, fired gun at civilian vehicle

The Asheville Police Department arrested Marcus Jordan McMillan, 25, in connection with a discharged weapon and attempted robbery Saturday morning in west Asheville.

Crime & Safety
1 year ago
1 person injured in weekend shooting in East Asheville

The shooting happened n the 800 block of Fairview Road in East Asheville

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
‘Not warranted,’ FEMA stops paying 100% for Helene recovery

Congressman Chuck Edwards said he was focusing on other ways to help WNC residents recover

Local
1 year ago
Biltmore Forest gives out tree bundles as part of restoration program

Residents are encouraged to participate in this effort to help restore and protect the local tree canopy.

Business
1 year ago
Taking on Tax Day without the hassle

Taxpayers hoping to make the process as smooth as possible can consider these frequently asked questions and answers.

Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Man charged with firing gun in Arden home

Anthony Azamghavami is accused of firing a gun inside an Arden home after two incidents at the same address

Perspectives
1 year ago
5 new movies to stream, see or skip in April 2025 – 828reviewsNOW

With so many films vying for attention, it’s hard to know what’s worth seeking out. Consult our helpful guide below for the new movies to see, stream and skip in April 2025.

The Abraham Kuykendall Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, along with members of the Kuykendall, placed a marker in his honor at Mud Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in 2000.
Local
1 year ago
Strangeville: Kuykendall’s ghost searches for lost fortune

Legend has it that Abraham Kuykendall’s spirit is still searching for his lost fortune.

Local
1 year ago
Tombstone Tales: Developer of the Jackson Building buried in Asheville

L.B. Jackson built more than 400 homes and three prominent buildings in downtown Asheville.