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Purple coneflower
Local
11 months ago
Garden guide: Native plants for your yard and garden

There are some great options for native plants that can be incorporated into gardens and yards in the Asheville area.

Garden tools
Local
11 months ago
Garden guide: Essential tools for gardening

When working in the garden, having the right tools can make a big difference in terms of efficiency and ease.

Outdoors
11 months ago
Tombstone Tales: ‘Apostle of Great Smokies’ advocated for GSMNP

Great Smoky Mountains National Park may never have come to fruition without the advocacy of author Horace Sowers Kephart.

Local
11 months ago
Dog Day Afternoon returns to Lake Julian Park on Saturday

Whether you’re a lifelong dog lover or just looking for a fun Saturday outing, Dog Day Afternoon offers something for everyone

Ask The Expert
11 months ago
Your ultimate spring home maintenance guide

Here’s your all-in-one spring checklist, brought to you by the experts at MB HAYNES.

Photo
11 months ago
PHOTO GALLERY: Marshall, N.C. rebuilds from the rubble

Check out our photo gallery of Marshall, N.C. as the town prepares to reopen seven months after Hurricane Helene.

Local
11 months ago
Garden guide: Mulch can protect plants from weeds, heat

These suppliers offer a range of mulch types and additional landscaping products

On The Town
11 months ago
A ‘bruised but not broken’ Marshall to reopen with Magic Days festival

Marshall Magic Days is a free, weekend long celebration of Marshall’s grand reopening from Thursday, May 1 to Sunday, May 4. Read about how the power of community kept Marshall’s magic alive.

Rotary Club Asheville Helene disaster assistance
Local
12 months ago
Deadline approaching for free debris removal for McDowell residents

Get your debris pile removed for free if you live in McDowell County. But time is running out!

On The Town
12 months ago
Thomas Wolfe Memorial unveils Market St. mural of famed author

Thomas Wolfe, one of Asheville’s brightest luminaries, has been memorialized in mural form at the Thomas Wolfe Memorial visitor center on North Market Street.

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