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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.
Here’s what we’re voting on in 2022 — from Asheville City Council seats and county bonds to the mayoral election.
This will be her second appearance at the games — in 2019, she finished in seventh place.
Work is set to begin on bridges and tunnels that will help area wildlife cross roads more safely and reduce collisions.
The Barnardsville resident cranked out 500,635 ft. of elevation gain across 933 miles — breaking the previous elevation record by over 100,000 ft.
The recently adopted Close the GAP plan, an 800-page document two years in the making, outlines how to make walkways safer, more accessible, and better-suited for commuters.
Empanadas, pork sandwiches and Pisco sours will join the colorful collection of food vendors at downtown Asheville’s food hall in early December.
Light and goodness will be on the menu, along with traditional food and drink and specials, at this award-winning street food cafe.
All the details on how to dispose of fall waste like leaves, branches, and leftover pumpkins.
Celebrate Asheville’s seven international sisters, which span from Dunkeld & Birnam, Scotland to Saumur, France.
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Ring in the Year of the Snake with a few events around the city.
The satellite gallery space donated by The Radical serves to educate folks that the upper RAD is open and offers ways to support displaced artists.
How to prepare your garden and what to plant in the winter months.
A decline in egg-producing hens have caused egg prices in Asheville to increase, if you can even find them.
Many publications showed Asheville love in 2024, including these placements on national rankings.
If you think it’s cold now, imagine Asheville’s coldest day on record when temps dipped to -16°.
Asheville Brewing Company announced on social media that the venue is being rebranded as the Asheville Yards Ampitheater, promising more shows and an ice rink.
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development announced $1.6 billion for Helene recovery in WNC, with $225 million directed to the City of Asheville.
There are plenty of spots around to take a spirit-free sip — from mocktails and nonalcoholic beers to kava and tea.