“Feline” lonely? There’s no better time to adopt a furry companion! Asheville Humane Society is currently full of felines, and they need to make space for more coming back from foster care!
Beginning August 1st, the City of Asheville and Buncombe County will reinstate parking fees for the city- and county-owned parking garages.
What started as a public information request led to a data-heavy dashboard the public can now utilize to see who owns property in Buncombe County.
Each Thursday afternoon throughout the spring, summer, and fall, the French Broad Riverkeeper releases new, up-to-date bacteria monitoring results for approximately 30 of the French Broad River’s most popular streams and recreation areas.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has issued a Request For Proposals for an initiative that will send up to 250 Community Health Workers to historically underserved areas with high COVID-19 caseloads.
Old dogs have something to wag about this summer, as The Grey Muzzle Organization announces the recipients of its annual grants, and dogs at Asheville Humane Society are among the winners.
The City of Asheville Department of Planning & Urban Design is in the process of drafting a new ordinance to regulate hotel development that is based on recommendations from the Urban Land Institute through a technical assistance panel public process and ongoing analysis.
Asheville-based Campaign for Southern Equality has joined a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s rule, published June 19, 2020, that undermines the Affordable Care Act’s non-discrimination protections which prohibit discrimination in health care on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, and sex.
Census participation is historically lower among farmworkers and other transient communities. However, these communities can benefit most from a complete count because of the resources, representation, and funding Census data influences.
Asheville native Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Alec Kramer was awarded Blue Jacket of the Quarter aboard USS Constitution on July 9th.
A bill that would have changed the distribution of Buncombe County’s controversial hotel tax to better benefit local government is likely dead until at least next year.
The Grove Arcade has officially reopened the outdoor artists market on Page Avenue.
Summer stalwarts, including new potatoes, beans, okra, and peppers, are all coming in at farmers tailgate markets now.
