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See what inspires three Asheville educators to inspire others — and learn how UNC Asheville’s Education program prepared them for this challenging (and rewarding) career path.
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Meet Preston Ellington, a first-year student in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program in Western Carolina University’s College of Health and Human Sciences.
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Teachers are the unsung heroes of our communities. Support a strong start to the school year by helping Asheville area teachers clear their wishlists.
Help your kids start a new chapter with a passion for page turning.
Whether you’re a history buff, art aficionado, or music lover, these 12 museums in Asheville have it all.
We want to show our support for local teachers by highlighting school supplies wishlists for educators across Asheville.
Join local astronomers or head to area observatories for a new view of the night sky.
This year’s grants will go directly to nonprofit arts organizations and teaching artists.
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Our area’s chefs and restaurateurs have been recognized with three semifinalist nominations for the coveted culinary awards.
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Here are five centers and institutes offering courses to adults looking to learn something new.
Through easements, grant funding, technical support, and educational programming, the Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County is conserving a sense of place.