Residents were restrained as suspects stole property in August and September incidents
Passenger dies at the scene; investigation ongoing
Mayor highlights recovery, invites residents to celebrate community strength with ceremony, live music and fireworks
Common childhood illness can cause fever, rash and mouth sores
Drivers must clear Wall Street by Friday morning; repairs expected to wrap by Oct. 10
Nicholas Honeycutt named Buncombe County Schools Principal of the Year during ceremony with students, staff and family
Asheville park remains closed after storm damage; traffic and greenway detours expected during work
Drivers warned to expect heavy traffic delays approaching Exit 33 in Asheville
This weekend marks one year since Hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina. In remembrance of the hardships endured by the Asheville community since the storm, local pastry shop Old Europe Pastries will donate 100% of sales made on the day of the anniversary to continued relief efforts.
The event, Rooftop for Relief was held from 5:30 to 10 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 11 at the rooftop restaurant, with free admission for the public. The fundraiser saw $2 from every pizza sold and $5 from two signature cocktails featuring Cultivated Cocktails spirits donated to BeLoved, as well as 100% of the proceeds from a raffle.