Nearly a year later, businesses, volunteers and residents continue to drive recovery, chamber director says
Explore the true story behind North Carolina’s infamous Tom Dula murder case, the folk ballad it inspired, and the lingering ghostly legend that still haunts the backroads of Wilkes County.
‘This day a year ago was one we all wish we could take back.’ — Swannanoa Fire Chief AJ Penland
This year, the theme of Blue Ridge Pride was “Resilience and Resistance,” named in honor of the anniversary of Hurricane Helene, which hit Western North Carolina exactly one year ago on Sept. 27, 2024.
Assistant fire chief details planning, strategic deployment, 250-plus rescues, community support and lessons learned
Carrie Cone Long, sister of textile magnates Moses and Ceasar Cone, became a leader in Asheville’s Jewish community through her work with Beth Ha-Tephila and the North Carolina Association of Jewish Women.
Rustic Ritual Beauty rises from Helene’s devastation with community support and a new location
State, federal officials highlight recovery in Western North Carolina during visit to Pigeon River Gorge
Interactive resource combines photos, videos and data to trace storm’s impact from Florida to Western North Carolina
This weekend marks the return of the annual Asheville Greek Festival, a celebration of Greek food, culture and faith. The festival will held at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in the Montford neighborhood of North Asheville.