From artisan markets and holiday performances to seasonal train rides and family activities, Western North Carolina communities have events planned throughout November and December.
From limiting side dishes to reducing food waste, a few practical steps can help Thanksgiving hosts manage holiday meals without unnecessary work or expense.
Hundreds tried to identify a young woman who died in jail in 1939. Her family was still searching for her months later.
Simon Gurdal fought in World War II when he was 17 years old
Western North Carolina high school football scores from Nov. 6
The lanes are scheduled to be closed from 7 p.m. Nov. 9 through noon Nov. 13.
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson said in a Nov. 6 news release that […]
This year’s event is set for Nov. 7 to start in Black Mountain and end in Asheville.