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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.
Arden program for ages 7-12 emphasizes outdoor play, mini golf and creative activities
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.
Wilma Dykeman Stokely, often called the “First Lady of Appalachian Literature,” helped shift public attention toward the French Broad River’s pollution and cleanup.
Humidity drops into teens in parts of region; rain and possible storms arrive late week
Drivers report vehicles sliding off roads and poor visibility
National Weather Service warns of hazardous commutes and wind chills below zero
About 325 children at a time rely on volunteers to speak for their best interests in court
A man known locally as the Linville Hermit is said to have vanished from his mountain cabin in the 1800s. No official record exists, but the story has remained part of local folklore for generations.