Historic districts, rail corridors and cultural landmarks across Asheville, Swannanoa Valley and Black Mountain offer immersive ways to explore the region’s past
Ruth Davidson’s ride to Ninety Six remains a blend of legend and Revolutionary War history
Felix Walker’s Revolutionary War background and early Asheville-area political role helped inspire a phrase still used more than 200 years later
At Kona Baptist Church Cemetery, a memorial to George Silver carries the story of American independence into the Toe River Valley and a family legacy deeply rooted in Western North Carolina.
Classic cars, dock diving dogs and local marketplace part of South Slope festivities
Residents can meet Elections Director Corinne Duncan, learn about becoming a poll observer and apply for a key elections position before the Nov. 3, 2026, general election
From no-cook salads to grill-ready favorites, here are crowd-pleasing dishes that won’t overheat your kitchen
NCDOT begins $23.2 million reconstruction project following catastrophic storm damage; full completion expected in 2029
The 76-year-old suspect is charged after allegedly threatening people inside the Trailhead Restaurant and returning with a firearm
North Carolina Forest Service join local officials in reminding Asheville area residents that many fireworks are illegal and can spark fires