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As the country recovers from candy consumption and election eagerness, the focus shifts to the holidays. The stress of shopping at malls and scrambling for that “just right” gift can tamper with anyone’s sanity.
This session on December 10 will focus on insurance and claims resources for small businesses who are interested in or actively participating in the disaster claims process after a disaster.
Asheville’s Water Resources Department recently announced that the first batch of lead tests for residential customers is back, and the results are favorable.
This spring, the Great Smokies Writing Program at UNC Asheville will offer university-level classes led by professional writers in chapbook construction, character creation, pitching and publishing, and more.
The federal government has agreed to North Carolina’s request to cover 90% of Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation, and Other Needs Assistance.
Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Health and Human Services Secretary Kody H. Kinsley recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina by announcing that nearly 600,000 North Carolinians, many of whom live in rural counties, have enrolled.
Give the gift of local this holiday season! Farmers tailgate markets have begun their annual holiday markets and they are welcoming the arrival of dozens of new artisan and craft vendors.
The Winston-Salem Regional Office has stepped up to support recovery initiatives for Western North Carolina by mobilizing resources and providing targeted assistance following recent natural disasters.
Warren Wilson College, a private liberal arts college in Swannanoa, N.C., has received a $10 million gift, the largest in the college’s history.
Over the next few weeks, North Carolina families will visit choose-and-cut farms, tree lots, farmers markets and shopping centers in search of the perfect fresh Christmas tree for their holiday decorations.
Even a few minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity can deliver some health benefits and count toward reaching the recommendations.
Like many other local businesses, Asheville’s only professional theatre, North Carolina Stage Company, closed unexpectedly and indefinitely on September 27, 2024.
Several dozen citizens and election officials recently gathered at the Buncombe County Board of Elections headquarters in downtown Asheville to begin a laborious hand recount of thousands of 2024 election ballots.
