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The artist behind @up_and_down_asheville shares the inspiration behind her art and her latest zine, available at this weekend’s AVL Zine Fest.
You can bet the farm you’ll have fun exploring the variety of offerings from WNC farmers.
After a copy of the Constitution, which was sent to states to be ratified, was discovered in an NC plantation, Brunk Auctions is putting the document under the hammer.
The nonprofit is celebrating a decade of rehabilitating wildlife in WNC with a special fundraiser.
“The Photography of Andrea Clark: Remembering Asheville’s East End Community” opens Saturday, Sept. 21, documenting life in the historically African American East End neighborhood before and during urban renewal.
Find out where to spot the winged creatures and what you can do to keep them protected + flying high.
Take in the performances, parties, programs, and processions, all centered on the theme “Rooted in Liberation.”
After postponing the vote to its Tuesday, Sept. 10 meeting, Asheville City Council approved a conditional zoning amendment to allow a 240-unit apartment complex.
After a year-long development process, the Affordable Housing Plan has been finalized and top priority strategies will begin implementation this fall.
The weekend-long party invites Asheville’s entrepreneurial community to grow their ideas, get expert help, and compete for thousands of dollars in prizes.
Cast your vote for the band during the live show to help them move to the final round.
The specialty museum now has more space for you to learn about the history of radio in Asheville.
More than 1,000 of the unique works of art on the walls of the global steakhouse chain were created by WNC artist and UNC Asheville graduate David Soileau.
Summer may not officially be over yet — but pumpkin spice season is in full swing. Get your fill of the flavor at these Asheville spots.
Check out our guide to the many meaningful murals you can find around our city.
The Asheville chapter of this nonprofit organization introduces local veterans to highly trained canine companions — and they need volunteers to raise the puppies.
Find inspiration, innovation, and collaboration during a week dedicated to building local business.
See what’s in store for the inaugural festival from the literary nonprofit and get acquainted with some of the authors who will share their work.
What you need to know about the unique festival blending history, arts, and culture.
The NC Division of Parks and Recreation acquired 238 acres of high-elevation land as park of the state park’s land protection plan.
Prismatic Services, the company conducting the school consolidation feasibility study, will host a series of drop-in feedback meetings throughout September.
We’re highlighting the 25 best parks that Asheville has to offer — complete with dog parks, sports facilities, and nature trails.
Get ready for rides, agricultural competitions, and all the fair food.
The plan guiding Asheville Parks and Recreation’s priorities for the next 10 years was adopted by City Council — in November, voters have the chance to approve $20 million in general obligation bonds to fund phase one.
The 1,175-mile trail is turning 47 in September — and its nonprofit organization is getting you out on the MST with group hikes, volunteer workdays, and a hiking challenge.
The Asheville-based nonprofit is providing temporary tiny homes for students doing clinical rotations in our rural mountain towns.
Get to know the Asheville area products that are nominated and vote for them daily through Thursday. Aug. 29.
With your help, the canine duo planned a day out at some favorite dog-friendly spots around the Land of the Sky.
Thursday’s special meeting refined the priorities for the local school system’s part in the Strategic Plan 2030 — and you’ve got a chance to weigh in.
We break down how a building or community becomes LEED-certified and what the four levels mean.