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The interim budget allows the district to continue operating as-is. However, it can’t give pay increases until the state’s budget
A career firefighter, Scottie Harris will attempt to maintain Weaverville’s services as its residential housing stock grows by 40% over
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Public comment was robust at Asheville City Council's June 24 meeting. Residents spoke about plans to turn two homes into
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Since 2001, this federal regulation has limited new road construction through protected forestland. The rule protects 58 million acres of
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Senators approved a version of the bill that differs significantly from the one the House passed, both in where the
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Just as the plan’s announcement has answered one much-asked question — what is to become of the woods? — it
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The two-year-long debate over the future of the library in Burnsville began with residents' complaints over a Pride Month display
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With a string of recent appearances at national cannabis conferences, the local hemp farmer and entrepreneur is advocating for better
Predevelopment will continue into 2027. Construction is not forecasted to begin until the end of 2027, with homes put up
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After eight months of river clean up, charting new rapids and pivoting from lost tubes, rafts and, in some cases,
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In late May, the latest Helene recovery package passed unanimously in the North Carolina House. But then it stalled for
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Nearly nine months after Tropical Storm Helene ravaged Western North Carolina, Buncombe County and Asheville officials are slowly reopening flood-damaged
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“We hope this new offering provides a fitting way for friends and families to memorialize their loved ones,” says Jeff
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Color Beyond the Lines uncovers the overlooked academic excellence and resilience of Hendersonville's all-Black Ninth Avenue School, where students often
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The gathering is a rebuke of what organizers say is the Trump administration's "authoritarian excess, corruption and attack on personal
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The 75th Anniversary Season of the Cherokee outdoor drama runs through August. 23.
Last week, U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards announced a new agreement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Army
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At its June 10 meeting, Asheville City Council approved next year's budget, which includes a property tax increase, raises for
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Asheville City Schools Superintendent Maggie Fehrman offered a plan that would implement a “no reduction in force” budget despite a
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The repair work on the region’s rail network is far from over. But industries which rely on rail as a
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On June 14, Robert M. Randolph II will share historical insights on the 700 block of Haywood Road.
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