The devastation wrought by Tropical Storm Helene in downtown Waynesville is the official reason Kelley Crandall closed Umami Mami Provisions and Sundries, the café she had opened just five days...
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In Denise Kiernan’s living room, one wall of shelves is stocked, top to bottom and side to side, with hundreds of books that shed light on elements of American history....
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BY EMMA CHURCHMAN On May 25, the water came back. In northeast Henderson County, it didn’t arrive as a surprise. It arrived like a memory. I live up a steep...
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A friend of mine from Alexander who was a Vietnam veteran (also a revered elder in the trans community) passed away in April at the Asheville VA Medical Center, and...
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[Regarding “Once-charming Mountain Escape Now Battling Homelessness Homeowners Say Turned Postcard City Into No-go Zone,” April 25, Fox News Digital:] Having lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for 22 years, I’m...
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The future of disaster response in Western North Carolina will depend less on diesel generators and more on solar power, battery storage and microgrids. That message emerged during a June...
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From eggs to gasoline, sharp increases in the prices of many essential consumer goods have been making headlines of late. In response to these inflationary realities, many consumers are, no doubt,...
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School may be out for the summer, but public comment was in full swing at recent meetings of the Asheville City and Buncombe County school boards. At its June 4...
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As UNC Asheville's Millennial Campus Development Advisory Committee prepares to release recommendations that could shape the university's future for decades, critics say the process remains anything but transparent, with meeting...
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Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Art in Bloom returns to the Black Mountain Center for the Arts (BMCA) for a monthlong synthesis of nature and creativity in support of community arts...
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Have you ever noticed a faint but complex twittering commotion overhead as you walk around Beaver Lake in North Asheville, Lake Julian in South Asheville or anywhere along the French...
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Launched in 2021 as a multiday, block party-style celebration in the River Arts District, GRINDfest has grown and evolved over the years while remaining a free event. According to a...
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For years, Marisa Cristina Blake has primarily been known in the Asheville creative sector as a performer. The vocalist and multi-instrumentalist has shared her singing, drumming and guitar-playing talents in...
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According to Grey Hawk Bar & Gardens co-owner Adam Polaski, last year's inaugural Hickory Nut Gorge Pride Festival at the Lake Lure business was a tremendous success. In an email...
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