‘I enjoy doing it and my other volunteer work.’ — Steve Ianniello
Ever van Rijssen, who served as a drum major in the Reynolds High School marching band, has partnered with the American Red Cross to host two events.
The initiative aims to ensure all 325 foster children in the Asheville area are equipped with the tools they need to start the school year strong.
North Carolina has embarked on a week-long celebration of all things moth. From Saturday, July 19–Sunday, July 27, the night-flying insects are the focus of National Moth Week, a global effort to encourage citizen science through the documentation of moths.
Asheville City Schools will provide free breakfast and lunch to all students starting in the 2025-26 academic year
The Museums on Us program runs the first full weekend of each month
A dozen trolls created by renowned Danish artist Thomas Dambo are packing their bags for a winter visit to the North Carolina Arboretum.
Joe Hooten, an 8th grade social studies teacher at Asheville Middle School, has been collecting old instruments from the Asheville community. He plans on gifting them free-of-charge to students in need this upcoming school year.
UNCA’s South Campus project includes plans for housing and a multi-purpose stadium
In the video, an unseen interviewer asks Pugh questions about DEI practices at the university, which have been banned at all schools in the UNC network.