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Local
2 years ago
Winter Weather Advisory issued for Western North Carolina

A quick shot of snow, with some wintry mix possible, is expected Wednesday

Local
2 years ago
Hundreds gather in Pack Square, protest Griffin’s efforts to overturn election

An estimated 1,000 people gathered in downtown Asheville to protest Jefferson Griffin’s bid to throw out more than 60,000 votes in state Supreme Court race

Local
2 years ago
What will fall? Rain, snow or ice?

The forecast for this week is complicated, with a chance of some kind of wintry precipitation.

Business
2 years ago
Community celebrates reopening of Bleachery Walmart

The Walmart on Bleachery Boulevard in Asheville partially reopened Feb. 14

Crime & Safety
2 years ago
McDowell County Courthouse cleared, no bomb found

McDowell County authorities are investigating another bomb threat at the McDowell County Courthouse.

Perspectives
2 years ago
Red Hulk, red hat, real bad? ‘Paddington in Peru,’ ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ – 828reviewsNOW

Red Hulk is on the rampage in “Captain America: Brave New World” as Paddington takes an impromptu vacation in “Paddington in Peru.” Is this pair of sequels any good? Check out our reviews to find out.

Catawba Falls
Outdoors
2 years ago
‘Chainsaw work’ closes Flat Rock Trail

DuPont State Park is closing the famous Flat Rock Trail this week for maintenance work. Choose a different trail to hike this week.

Local
2 years ago
Road Report: Pothole damage? Here’s where to file a complaint

Potholes and roadwork pose challenges for Asheville area drivers.

The American Academy of Neurology says reading stimulates the brain and has been shown to slow down cognitive decline in old age.
Health & Wellness
2 years ago
Senior Living Series: The impact of reading on cognitive decline

The American Academy of Neurology says reading stimulates the brain and has been shown to slow down cognitive decline in old age.

Outdoors
2 years ago
Update: UNC Asheville addresses ‘Save the woods’ neighborhood movement

An Asheville Facebook group called Save the Woods has amassed nearly 2,800 members in support of preventing the development of a section of forest near University of North Carolina Asheville.