Crime & Safety
2 months ago
What to know about fireworks injuries

Following are some of the most prevalent injuries related to fireworks

Local
2 months ago
‘Stronger than ever’: Old Fort mayor shares recovery update

The Old Fort Board of Aldermen has passed the town’s budget without raising property taxes, water rates or sewer rates for the coming year.

On The Town
2 months ago
Bold Rock reels in fifth fishing fest in support of breast cancer recovery

Bold Rock Mills River invites you to a celebration comprised of local vendors, a fish fry special, raffles, live music and more, all in support of breast cancer recovery. 

Entertainment
2 months ago
Music, patriotism take center stage in Brevard

This week at Brevard Music Center hear patriotic favorites, beloved orchestral works and performances by major guest artists.

Local
2 months ago
Prepare pets for Fourth of July festivities

While pet owners need not cancel their July 4th plans, they should take heed of the many ways to keep their pets safe

Entertainment
2 months ago
What to do this weekend in the 828: July 4-6

Have plans for this weekend? If not, check out some of these events

Outdoors
2 months ago
Neigh-bear-hood watch: Summertime tips for coexisting with local bears

With the uptick in black bear activity around Asheville this summer, it can be helpful to have a few coexistence strategies under your belt. Learn what the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and BearWise have to offer.

Music
2 months ago
Asheville comes out for sun-dappled set with Indigo Girls’ Amy Ray

Amy Ray took to the stage with Adrian Carter, Kerry Brooks and Jim Brock for the free show, the latest in the Well Crafted Music Series hosted by pedal steel guitarist Matt Smith.

Local
2 months ago
Gun-toting juvenile arrested at Southside Center pool, now closed

More information about one of the incidents which led to the closure of the Dr. Wesley Grant Sr. Southside Community Center pool today has been released.

Local
2 months ago
Debris removal tops 8 million cubic yards after Helene

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has cleared more than 8 million cubic yards of debris from WNC in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene

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