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#MustRead – Our top 3 posts of last week

April 2-6 #MustRead. Photo: @bywaterasheville

April 2-6 #MustRead. Photo: @bywaterasheville

Feeling out of the loop? Don’t worry–we got you. Check out our top 3 stories from last week and impress your friends with all of your knowledge + insider tips.

  1. 15+ businesses you’ve been waiting on. – Poutine? Check. Japanese comfort food? Check. Cookie butter lattes named after Star Wars characters? Check. Plus 10+ more businesses that are already opening or opening soon. 🍛
  2. 20+ of the best rooftops, patios + porches in AVL – The weather is warming up, so here’s where to go to make the most of it. 🌞
  3. Your guide to the 2018 Buncombe County primary election. – The deadline to register to vote in the Buncombe County primaries is this Friday. Here’s what you need to know to cast a vote on May 8th.


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