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In partnership with the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, Buncombe County will acquire Deaverview Mountain, meaning the 343-acre mountaintop tract will be conserved as a public park.
You shared your feelings + feedback on life in Buncombe County — here are a few key takeaways.
At the latest meeting the council made its final vote on a Business Improvement District in downtown — here’s what that means for the neighborhood.
The program, started by a public-private coalition, celebrates energy efficiency and empower residents to take climate action right at home.
Before the final public hearing next week, take a close look at where county funds will be going next fiscal year.
As the City of Asheville continues its Patton Avenue Corridor Feasibility Study, you’re invited to give your input and feedback.
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National Travel and Hospitality Week, May 19-25, 2024, recognizes those who provide exceptional service to visitors and locals alike.
Make a plan to mark the holiday on Monday, May 27 with local ceremonies hosted by the City of Asheville and Buncombe County.
The playground, designed to be accessible to people of all abilities, will soon be ready for play.
Asheville’s historical Urban Trail has everything from a giant flat iron to a swinging bell to a bronze version of Thomas Wolfe’s shoes.
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The statewide burn ban remains in effect as wildfires continue to pop up throughout Western North Carolina, with one active fire in Buncombe County.
Center for Craft is hosting a live-streaming event with celebrities and media personalities to raise funds to recover from Helene.
The eastern national forests in the US are thanks in part to these efforts more than 100 years ago in Western North Carolina.
Make the most of good weather by taking your meals al fresco on one of Asheville’s many beautiful patios.
Founder Jessie Dean spills the tea on the company’s recovery ahead of its Rebuild + Regrow fundraiser.
Bradford pear trees are pretty in appearance, but invasive as a species, bringing potential harm to native plants, trees, and crops in Asheville.
Community advocate Shaniqua Simuel of Change your Palate celebrates our city’s culinary history on “The Rotating Chef.”
The “Too Good To Go” app connects people with businesses to help prevent food waste.
After nearly 20 years of seeking to secure the property, Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy has protected an 83-acre parcel, which will be added to the city’s largest forested park.