North Carolina artist Kayla E. published her first book, a graphic novel called “Precious Rubbish,” earlier this month. E. will present “Precious Rubbish” in conversation with local author Tessa Fontaine at 6 p.m., Wednesday, April 16 at Malaprop’s Bookstore.
This 2-year-old mixed-breed is about 37 pounds and full of love. She is available for adoption through Asheville Humane Society for an adoption fee of $35.
Sally Anne Wheeler, 74, was fatally struck by a city of Asheville sanitation truck early this morning according to a preliminary Asheville Police Department investigation.
As of Wednesday evening, the fire had burned about 300 acres with 0 percent containment.
Pisgah National Forest is burning uncontrollably. More than 150 acres of woodlands have already been lost.
Asheville Parks and Recreation invited the community to celebrate the refurbishment of Memorial Stadium and Mountainside Park.
Emergency personnel are on the scene of a wildfire on Armstrong Creek Road off N.C. 226 A in Turkey Cove.
A new art supply company will be moving into the space left by Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff in Asheville, the company announced yesterday on social media.
North Asheville Library opened in 2005 and still has its original interior paint and carpet, other than in the community room.
Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community in Charlotte has signed a letter of intent to affiliate with Asheville-based Givens Communities