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Look up the next time you do, and you’ll likely observe a swirling, diving and gliding bunch of birds with powder-white ...
Chris Cotteta, front, president of the Five Points Neighborhood Association and an organizer with Save the Woods, would like ...
That message emerged during a June 12 roundtable at Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.’s Taproom in Fletcher. Reid Wilson, secretary ...
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Art in Bloom returns to the Black Mountain Center for the Arts (BMCA) for a monthlong ...
Most days, assistance for people experiencing homelessness or food insecurity is available at Asheville Poverty Initiative ...
During public comment, board Chair Sarah Thornburg paused the meeting multiple times to remind the audience that personnel matters cannot be shared during public comment. Vice Chair Rebecca Strimer ...
Asheville City Council voted 4-3 on June 9 to pass a $275.8 million budget for fiscal year 2027. Vice Mayor Antanette Mosley as well as Council members Sage Turner and Kim Roney c ...
One of the soapboxes I often get on is that we need comprehensive relationship and sex education in our culture. It’s also a ...
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Launched in 2021 as a multiday, block party-style celebration in the River Arts District, GRINDfest has grown and evolved ...
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Marshall on June 6 for the return of the Mermaid Parade, a longtime community ...
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