Givens Communities Chief Operating Officer Scott Farkas has announced that Matt Sharpe will be its new executive director
Buncombe County has shifted toward long-term recovery and support for residents impacted by Tropical Storm Helene.
When hot water fails, the consequences are immediate and serious, especially in environments where comfort, safety and compliance are non-negotiable. In nursing homes, hospitals, apartment complexes and hotels, hot water isn’t just a convenience, it’s a critical service. MB Haynes has the solution.
The Renew NC Single-Family Housing Program will prioritize low-to-moderate income families whose homes were damaged by Helene.
Property owners must apply for the Property Tax Exclusion programs before June 1.
GRINDFest 2025 attendees can expect to see everything from gospel music to braiding competitions this weekend. Tickets can be found at www.grindfestavl.com/events.
To date, FEMA has approved aid for 159,726 Asheville-area households
HUD has approved the city’s plan for using $225 million in federal funding for Tropical Storm Helene disaster recovery. Now what?
Residents and commuters should be aware of construction and closures on Patton Avenue from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., Wednesday, May 21 to Friday, May 23.
The Builders Association of the Blue Ridge Mountains (BABRM) backed the amendments from start to finish. In both cities, the association mobilized members to email City Council, attend public meetings and speak in favor of the proposed changes.