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See what it’s like to live in Longview Carolina, a community designed to make healthy living easier by harnessing the outdoors.
If you’ve been curious about the new BRP bridge over I-26, we did the research so you don’t have to.
After months of research and eliciting feedback from the public, the City of Asheville has released its draft recommendations.
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If you’ve driven past high fences, work crews, and cranes and wondered what’s going on, don’t worry. Leave the investigating to us.
The 10.5-acre development includes five new buildings and requires the demolition of the existing YMCA and State Employees’ Credit Union buildings.
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The first hotel to open in the River Arts District, The Radical Hotel brings with it 3 food + beverage destinations, led by Asheville’s own (and James Beard-nominated) chef Jacob Sessoms.
Nearly 400 people gathered at Harrah’s Cherokee Center - Asheville for ArtsAVL’s Town Hall to discuss the future of the performing arts space.
At long last, the chain link fence will come down to unveil the greenway in phase one of Karen Cragnolin Park’s creation.
This City of Asheville study hopes to promote and identify barriers to diversified housing.
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As Rihanna famously said, “work, work, work, work, work, work,” which is something many Ashevillians do at companies recognized in the new Inc. 5000 list.
After Carrier Park’s rink was damaged by Helene, a proposed skating and inline hockey rink on Asheland Avenue could offer recreation until a permanent one is built.
As the HBO series “The Gilded Age” wraps up another season, let’s explore how the era of fashion unfolded a little closer to home.
Let’s debunk how our county’s name became synonymous with gibberish.
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The Urban Land Institute offered recommendations for Asheville’s post-Helene recovery, including moving the RAD to a safer location.
Spruce Pine’s first NC Hellbender Festival will put snot otters in the spotlight.
By the end of fall, we’ll have three stunning new art pieces gracing greenways and city streets.
The Asheville Unpaved Alliance earned council approval to design and construct two natural surface trails in East and West Asheville.