The Plants for Everyone plant sale will be held from noon to 6 p.m., Saturday, March 1 at Smith Mill Works, 80 Cowan Cove Road.
Mardi Gras is nearly here. Asheville has several experiences to celebrate the tradition. Join in on the party with these events.
Nonprofit organization Veterans Healing Farm marked their recommencement with a double ribbon cutting ceremony: The occasion was accompanied by the debut of a VA Telehealth Station.
The third annual Wine Walk is planned to benefit small business in downtown Asheville and Western North Carolina’s largest hunger reducing charity.
Flannel Fest 2025 will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday, March 1 at Appalachian Mountain Brewery – Mills River, 46 North Mills River Road.
Hurricane Helene divided their town along the Swannanoa River. North and south disconnected. This week, an important bridge will reopen connecting the two banks of the river together again.
Explore a treacherous trench and wind-up a menacing monkey in our reviews of Apple TV+ original film “The Gorge” and new horror movie “The Monkey,” in theaters now.
Jenifer Bunty is one of 17 Forest Service employees in North Carolina that have been terminated from their USAD Forest Service positions over the last week. According to Bunty, the firings come at a uncertain time for the Forest Service with the unresolved damages of Hurricane Helene still on the front door of the forest floor.
From a children’s rock and roll concert to an awards show, Asheville has a lot going on this weekend. Find your event for this weekend.
The second course of Asheville Restaurant Week is here. After an initial serving from Jan. 21 to 27, Asheville Restaurant Week returned this month beginning Feb. 18 to next Monday, Feb. 24.