The city of Asheville has shared an update on the water pre-treatment systems that have been temporarily installed at the North Fork and DeBruhl water treatment plants. These systems, installed after Hurricane Helene hit the plants in September 2024, will remain in place through Nov. 30, 2025, thanks to funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Organized by the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program, Operation Crash Reduction will run from Oct. 6-12.
Local eateries mark the occasion with discounts, giveaways and creative taco options
Daniel Tryon succeeds Brandon Nudd as president and CEO of Hendersonville and Polk campuses
As Asheville prepares for colder weather this fall, it is in the best interest for your home to take steps to prevent frozen pipes. Secure Restoration, a local housing mitigation and restoration company, has advice for doing just that.
Eastbound near Brevard Road closed; westbound near Long Shoals Road partially blocked
Swannanoa man guilty of assault after pulling knife near rally crowd that included child and veteran
Despite $563M in lost sales, new data points to growth in contractors, retail and hospitality sectors
Pets, costumes and a new dog park highlight Halloween celebration
Work will last two weeks; drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes