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Local
1 year ago
Kelley Klope helped reinvent the Asheville FD. What comes next?

Kelley Klope served the Asheville Fire Department for 28 years, particularly as their Public Information Officer. As of Jan. 1, 2025, she will be retired, leaving a long legacy in her wake.

Shop Simply
1 year ago
Why Focus Essentials is the solution for holiday stress and mental well-being

The holidays can be stressful. This year, keep your energy up, mind sharp, and your holiday spirit intact with Focus Essentials.

On The Town
1 year ago
Hi-Wire Brewing to host ‘Court of Thorns and Roses’ themed ball

“A Court of Thorns and Roses” is a popular fantasy series by Sarah J. Maas. This Saturday, Dec. 21, Hi-Wire Brewing will bring the books to life at their Starfall Ball.

Music
1 year ago
Contra dancing returns to Hot Springs for first time since hurricane

Contra dancing is a integral part of Appalachian community culture and a recurring event in the mountainous parts of North Carolina, especially in the small town of Hot Springs.

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
Stay safe: APD urges public to avoid flood-damaged parks, trails

The Asheville Police Department is asking that citizens continue to avoid flood-damaged zones until they are ready to be reopened.

Music
1 year ago
Vampire classic ‘Nosferatu,’ live piano score to play at Crow & Quill

Pianist Andrew Fletcher will play live piano music during the screening of the 1922 silent vampire film, which will be projected onto a screen beside him.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
What to do this weekend in The 828: Dec. 20-22

Taylor Swift and a song release are just some of the events happening this weekend in Asheville. Find our what is new right here.

Education
1 year ago
Band, art, chorus blitz at Buncombe County schools tonight

The arts at elementary, middle and high schools across Buncombe County are holding showcases and concerts tonight, Tuesday, Dec. 17 before winter break.

Grove Arcade Christmas lights
Business
1 year ago
Places to go, things to do this holiday season in Asheville

Asheville is open, and area artists, chefs and business owners invite visitors to return.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
Christmas History: The Great Depression

In a time when everyone was poor, families found meager ways to celebrate Christmas with what little they did have.

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