These destinations, among others, make the Asheville area ideal for educational day trips that are informative and fun.
A surprise song was performed for NBHS Chorus Director Jeannie Graeme after she conducted her final concert before retirement.
Cuentos y Café BIPOC Bookstore owner Tamara Olmedo explains what makes her pop-up bookstore unique and why she loves the community of reading, recommending and sharing stories in Asheville.
Beginning Monday, May 12 and extending to Monday, May 19, Asheville Police Department and Henderson County Sheriff’s Office will be participating in the “Move Over or Get Pulled Over” campaign.
Have you thanked a teacher lately? Teacher Appreciation Week is an annual, nationwide event all about celebrating educators. This year, the week spans Monday, May 5 to Friday, May 9.
This summer, “Color Beyond the Lines,” a new documentary celebrating six decades of racial integration in Hendersonville schools will make its world premiere in western North Carolina.
Independent Bookstore Day is a national celebration of all things local booksellers. This year, participating shops include Malaprop’s Bookstore, Cuentos y Café, Highland Books and two Sassafras locations.
Two Buncombe County schools were surprised yesterday afternoon with massive school supply grants from clothing boutique Altar’d State.
North Asheville Library opened in 2005 and still has its original interior paint and carpet, other than in the community room.
Hendersonville will begin to celebrate Earth Day a little early this year with the third annual Hendo Earth Fest, Saturday, April 19.