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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.
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The Chamber celebrated its 125th anniversary by gifting grants to 13 Asheville area nonprofits.
The 10.5-acre development includes five new buildings and requires the demolition of the existing YMCA and State Employees’ Credit Union buildings.
The City of Asheville Parks and Recreation Department is beginning to build its Recreate Asheville plan for the local green spaces.
Meet your neighbors across the city during a day of festive fun and education.
The NC budget outlines funding for state-backed projects, including colleges, infrastructure, and other important aspects of NC’s government.
During the Community Reparations Summit, the Commission will seek locals’ input on its draft recommendations.
The milestone anniversary will be marked with a celebration of the Chamber’s history and its connections in the community.
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