The Apple Valley Model Railroad depicts the train depots of many of Western North Carolina’s towns, taking visitors on a historical journey of the rails that built the region.
A congressman, businessman and lawyer ushered in the era of the railroad in W.N.C. and was appointed by the president to serve as a district judge.
Paul and Sue Romesburg donated 10 fully-stocked book vending machines to Buncombe County schools last year, with another 10 planned for this year.
The WNC Build and Remodel Expo is a one-stop destination for you whether you are rebuilding, remodeling or simply looking for ideas for your home.
Taylor Swift and the Harlem Globetrotters are just a sample of what Asheville has to offer this weekend. Find out what event you will attend now.
While the National Weather Service warned of elevated risks for wildfires, the forecast also called for a chance of snow.
Mrs. Marion Givens (1887-1973) was a philanthropist and benefactor, who had an estate off Sweeten Creek Road in Asheville with her husband Dr. Maurice Givens
Jackson Steel’s iconic spinning billboard has caught the eye of travelers on Highway 25 for decades.
Irish Potato candy was neither invented in Ireland nor is it made from potato.
Recreation on the French Broad River this summer is going to be a little different, thanks to Tropical Storm Helene.