In September 2024, Biltmore Village, the historic Asheville district located just outside of the Biltmore Estate, was flooded by Tropical Storm Helene. Damage was catastrophic. However, two years later, the neighborhood has reopened, changed but recovering.
Tourism spending has returned in some mountain counties while Asheville and other hard-hit areas remain below pre-storm levels
A massive new arts facility could be coming soon to the River Arts District. The RAD Creative Campus, a 36,000 square foot, two-building center for working artists, cultural activation and community engagement, is now in the works, officials say.
Some jewelry problems are worth fixing. Others may be signs it’s time to replace the piece.
French Broad Exchange has reopened, while a new public service complex and post office are on the way
Ingles says 1,714 units were removed from shelves in July, and customers with affected products can get a full refund without a receipt
The ongoing Class II recall involves 595 cases of Laura Lynn hand soap because of potential bacterial contamination
Plans call for a 6,139-square-foot store on a 5.9-acre site now home to two houses
Haints and Hollers Apothecary, a local Asheville tea company, will soon open a horror-themed tea bar and bookstore in the South Slope district of downtown Asheville.
Historic train depot damaged by Tropical Storm Helene will get a new restaurant tenant