Restaurant owner Katie Button spoke to N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein and Commissioner of Insurance Mike Causey about her struggles with insurance companies in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
There are several Halloween-themed spooky races occurring this weekend in Western North Carolina, but there used to be one more.
The Transylvania County Halloween festival is back for its 41st year beginning at 10 a.m. this Saturday, Oct. 26.
Gentry Service Group is sponsoring a free “trunk ‘r treat” event from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., this Saturday, Oct. 26, at 100 Buckeye Access Road, Swannanoa.
Venardos Circus came to Weaverville this weekend with a high-flying, high-octane, high-note sustaining good time, and 2000 free tickets to see it.
Three weeks after schools were forced to close due to the destruction from Hurricane Helene, Buncombe County Schools have a plan.
Continuum, a Hendersonville art gallery and tattoo parlor, will host the benefit gala on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Over 100 small business owners attended a information meeting about resources and paths forward for downtown Asheville after the Hurricane Helene disaster.
The annual Eliada fall festival and corn maze has been canceled due to the impact of the Hurricane Helene storm. Nonetheless, the organization has a plan for donations.
Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller spoke alongside Swannanoa Fire Chief Anthony Penland to a small crowd of journalists about the local response to the Hurricane Helene disaster.