ICYMI: Your favorite Asheville news from September 2022

As we dust off our Halloween costumes + ring in October, let’s take a moment to celebrate the best things we saw this September.

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Can you feel it? Fall is in the air. As we pull out our sweaters, plan our Halloween costumes + prepare for a month full of festivities, let’s take a moment to look back at the stories you loved most in September.

Join these local Facebook groups in Asheville, NC
It was a pleasant surprise to see how interested you were in getting even more plugged into the community, joining everything from real estate and outdoors-focused groups to food + beverage forums.

A sneak peek at Gemelli, Asheville’s new Italian eatery
Y’all were hungry for news about Chef Anthony Cerrato’s latest venture — a Northern Italian eatery, coffee shop, wine bar, and specialty market.

Fall foliage report
You loved this fall foliage analysis, that breaks down when to expect peak colors and at which elevations. We also shared tips on the best places to go leaf-peeping.

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The Great Backyard Bird Count attracts more than one million people nationwide to help record the bird population.
The nonprofit is working towards building the RAD Creative Campus, a flood-safe arts space designed to restore the district’s creative economy post-Helene.
Experience the magic of the new space early — and help support the move — at the store’s fundraising gala this Saturday, Feb. 7.
Here’s what winter weather to expect this weekend.
How the once mighty tree met its demise and how scientists + activists are working to regrow its legacy from right here in Asheville.
The Asheville chef and restaurateur will face off against 15 decorated chefs in the new show hosted by Padma Lakshmi.
Urban development consulting firm HR&A Advisors will use the committee’s recommendations to create the Millennial Campus Action Plan, which will be delivered to the University for review.
Four local organizations will administer grant programs through the city’s Small Business Support Program.