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Asheville History
1 year ago
Strangeville: Haunted history of Asheville’s first skyscraper

How the 13-floor Jackson Building wound up in Western North Carolina urban legends and on ghost tours.

Outdoors
1 year ago
Storms on the way after warm spring weekend

After an unseasonably warm string of days, showers, storms and chilly weather are on the way to the region.

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
Beer drinkers live longer. Learn why on National Beer Day

Drinking beer in moderation is directly linked to living a longer and healthier life. What benefits can you expect to gain?

Local
1 year ago
Crews battle mulch fire in Swannanoa

Crews are battling a mulch fire in Swannanoa

Sports
1 year ago
Tombstone Tales: NFL player was a prolific doctor from Cullowhee

Dr. Ed Sutton played five seasons of professional football before embarking on a successful medical career.

On The Town
1 year ago
1500+ people projected to show for downtown rally Saturday

The Nationwide Day of Action rally will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, April 5 at Pack Square Park amphitheater.

Music
1 year ago
Musician Neal Francis debuts junior album at Orange Peel

The 36-year-old Chicago-based keyboardist and songwriter carried the audience through his third studio album, “Return to Zero,” with funky arrangements and groovy melodies.

On The Town
1 year ago
20+ crafters, artisans popping tents at Reems Creek Pottery pop-up

The Spring Art & Craft Pop-Up Market will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, April 5 at 181 Reems Creek Road.

On The Town
1 year ago
Married artists couple street photos with pastel paints in new exhibit

A new multimedia art exhibit is coming to Pink Dog Creative, a studio and exhibition space located in the River Arts District.

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
State AG sues over $230 million federal cuts to health care

The U.S. DHHS notified North Carolina and other states that it was terminating more than $11 billion in health care funding