Fifty years since he arrived at Montreat College, Dr. Don Wayne King is still in the classroom as a prominent C.S. Lewis scholar.
Asheville Middle School’s Kelli Madkins is now in the running to be the North Carolina’s state Teacher of the Year.
Asheville City Schools officials are seeking help to address sharply rising numbers of mental health and behavioral issues in the schools.
Officials are warning of serious safety risks from a game that encourages players to surprise each other with water guns.
A fight broke out Sunday between demonstrators and counter-protesters at UNC Asheville.
The trail of debris Halley’s comet left behind is expected to put on a show this weekend as the Eta Aquarids meteor shower.
The non-profit Weaverville Center for Creative and Healthy Living (WCCHL) has led programming at the community center since 2021, but will dissolve this summer. The town will assume management with the help of an ad hoc committee.
A Riverside Cemetery Tour will weave fact and fiction to highlight Asheville residents who inspired author’s characters.
The $237,000 of grants are meant to narrow an opportunity gap for kids from low- to moderate-income families.
School bus drivers will be documenting drivers who ignore warning lights and stop arms in an annual survey Wednesday.