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North Canton Fire Department
Local
3 months ago
Vehicle fire closes portion of I-40 in Haywood County

Officials warn of heavy traffic impact east of Exit 27

Sports
3 months ago
SoCon basketball tourney schedule, tickets and events in Asheville

Southern Conference championship week features games, fan events and free downtown trolley service

National Weather Service
Local
3 months ago
Springlike warmth settles over Asheville area

National Weather Service forecasts highs in the upper 70s, increasing wildfire risk and weekend rain chances

Asheville Junior Theater
Local
3 months ago
Asheville Junior Theater offers summer camps, year-round arts training

Nonprofit in South Asheville provides camps, large-scale productions and arts education programs throughout the year

I-26 West
Local
3 months ago
Morning wrecks cause major delays on I-26 near Asheville

Road closure and lane shutdown reported near Exits 33 and 37 in Buncombe County

Ask The Expert
3 months ago
Build your future. Own your success. Join the 100% employee-owned MB HAYNES family

At MB HAYNES Corporation, we don’t just build structures — we build people, careers, and futures.

Ask The Expert
3 months ago
5 ways to make your home and yard more bird-friendly

Every spring and fall, millions of birds pass over the mountains of Western North Carolina, following the Atlantic Flyway by the light of the moon and stars on journeys that span continents. The choices we make in our homes and backyards can help them safely reach their next stop.

Local
3 months ago
Lakeview Putt and Play adds sixth week to popular summer camp

Arden program for ages 7-12 emphasizes outdoor play, mini golf and creative activities

Asheville History
3 months ago
Strangeville: Asheville’s Rhododendron Baby Parade

During Asheville’s Rhododendron Festival heyday, a Baby Parade drew huge crowds and tiny floats. The tradition lasted until money worries and a world war changed everything.

Asheville History
3 months ago
Tombstone Tales: Asheville’s River Champion, Wilma Dykeman Stokely

Wilma Dykeman Stokely, often called the “First Lady of Appalachian Literature,” helped shift public attention toward the French Broad River’s pollution and cleanup.

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