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Once again, Bertie finds himself suffering the slings and arrows of misfortune at the hands of his relatives, caught between his fierce Aunt Agatha, his plaintive cousin Egbert, a saucy jazz singer, and his future father-in-law.
Mission Hospital is trying to keep acute care beds it gave up when it closed Asheville Specialty Hospital late last year, but a 22-year-old legal document prohibits it from doing so.
The WNC Nature Center is proud to announce the celebration of its 100th anniversary as a zoo, marking a century of inspiring visitors to foster a deep connection with wildlife.
There are first dates, second dates, and third dates. There are also dates which are more than a number, they’re an occasion to celebrate long-lasting affection.
Flat Rock Playhouse is thrilled to announce its 2025 season, a spectacular showcase of music, theatre, and mystery!
The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina recently distributed $2,076,176 to nonprofits providing hurricane recovery services in Western North Carolina.
If there’s one thing Buncombe County has learned from the pandemic and tropical storms, it’s that time is of the essence in a crisis, and it’s also critical in the recovery after.
The Blood Connection has announced the appointment of Jeff Brown (President of the Greenville Drive), Larry Gosnell (Senior Vice President and Treasurer of Prisma Health) and Lisa Landreth (CFO at Bon Secours St. Francis Health System Downtown) to its Board of Trustees.
Data released by the U.S. Department of Education shows that North Carolina students are ahead of the nation in eighth grade math and tracking with their peers in other tested subjects.
The Lunar New Year began on January 29, 2025, and in terms of the Chinese zodiac animal, it’s the Year of the Wood Snake.
“[I]t is difficult to point to any concrete lasting improvements that HCA has brought to Mission Hospital,” the report states.
The North Carolina General Assembly has approved $9 million in Disaster Energy Assistance combined for all counties impacted by Hurricane Helene including Buncombe County.
Rural residents’ closer contact with livestock and wild game that can carry bird flu make them more vulnerable to infection from the potentially fatal disease, at the same time that they may have less access to healthcare facilities to treat the condition.
