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Light Up the Night 5K Returns Aug. 7
The 2nd Annual Light Up the Night 5K is set for Friday, August 7, at Carrier Park in Asheville, and this year the nighttime charity run means more than ever.
City of Asheville Launches Shared Streets and Parklet Programs
The City of Asheville is continuing to support economic recovery by allowing businesses and organizations to use public and private properties more flexibly to align with public health guidelines.
North Carolina Pauses in Phase 2 With New Face Covering Requirement
Governor Roy Cooper recently announced that North Carolina will remain in the Safer at Home Phase 2 for three more weeks, pushing the possible date for moving to Phase 3 to July 17th at 5:00 pm.
Asheville Ranks Fifth on America’s Best Small Cities List
Resonance Consultancy has released its list of America’s Best Small Cities in 2020, and Asheville came in at number five!
Exotic Animal Rescue & Sanctuary to Open in Asheville
Asheville is about to get a little wild with the establishment of the new Exotic Animal Rescue & Sanctuary.
Asheville Office of Sustainability Offers Tips on How to Build Resilience During COVID-19
We are in a period of uncertainty, anxiety, and confusion. How do we come together to support each other, stay productive, and stay safe? How do we continue to advance our values of environmental and social justice?
Nantahala-Pisgah Forest Partnership Seeks Public Support for Increased Forest Restoration
In February, the U.S. Forest Service released the draft of their land management plan, which will provide a framework for how the 1.1 million acres of Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests and their resources will be managed for the next twenty years.
USS Blue Ridge Conducts Submarine Familiarization With USS Asheville
The USS Blue Ridge recently participated in a submarine familiarization training exercise with the Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Asheville.
Red Cross Now Testing All Blood Donations for COVID-19 Antibodies
For a limited time, the American Red Cross is testing all blood donations for COVID-19 antibodies, providing donors insight into whether they have been exposed to this coronavirus.
Buncombe County Offices to Resume In-Person Operations on June 29
Buncombe County will open the majority of its public-facing offices on Monday, June 29.
Local Artist Honors Black Queer Voices in Downtown Asheville With Projected Works
On Juneteenth, local artist Liz Williams projected a gorgeous video along with other artwork on the Vance Monument and the Asheville Art Museum.
NC Nurses Association Encourages the Wearing of Face Coverings
The North Carolina Nurses Association is strongly encouraging people to wear face coverings in public whenever possible, while continuing to practice social distancing and appropriate hand hygiene.
Light Up the Night 5K Returns Aug. 7
The 2nd Annual Light Up the Night 5K is set for Friday, August 7, at Carrier Park in Asheville, and this year the nighttime charity run means more than ever.
City of Asheville Launches Shared Streets and Parklet Programs
The City of Asheville is continuing to support economic recovery by allowing businesses and organizations to use public and private properties more flexibly to align with public health guidelines.
North Carolina Pauses in Phase 2 With New Face Covering Requirement
Governor Roy Cooper recently announced that North Carolina will remain in the Safer at Home Phase 2 for three more weeks, pushing the possible date for moving to Phase 3 to July 17th at 5:00 pm.
Asheville Ranks Fifth on America’s Best Small Cities List
Resonance Consultancy has released its list of America’s Best Small Cities in 2020, and Asheville came in at number five!
Exotic Animal Rescue & Sanctuary to Open in Asheville
Asheville is about to get a little wild with the establishment of the new Exotic Animal Rescue & Sanctuary.
Asheville Office of Sustainability Offers Tips on How to Build Resilience During COVID-19
We are in a period of uncertainty, anxiety, and confusion. How do we come together to support each other, stay productive, and stay safe? How do we continue to advance our values of environmental and social justice?
Nantahala-Pisgah Forest Partnership Seeks Public Support for Increased Forest Restoration
In February, the U.S. Forest Service released the draft of their land management plan, which will provide a framework for how the 1.1 million acres of Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests and their resources will be managed for the next twenty years.
USS Blue Ridge Conducts Submarine Familiarization With USS Asheville
The USS Blue Ridge recently participated in a submarine familiarization training exercise with the Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Asheville.
Red Cross Now Testing All Blood Donations for COVID-19 Antibodies
For a limited time, the American Red Cross is testing all blood donations for COVID-19 antibodies, providing donors insight into whether they have been exposed to this coronavirus.
Buncombe County Offices to Resume In-Person Operations on June 29
Buncombe County will open the majority of its public-facing offices on Monday, June 29.
Local Artist Honors Black Queer Voices in Downtown Asheville With Projected Works
On Juneteenth, local artist Liz Williams projected a gorgeous video along with other artwork on the Vance Monument and the Asheville Art Museum.
NC Nurses Association Encourages the Wearing of Face Coverings
The North Carolina Nurses Association is strongly encouraging people to wear face coverings in public whenever possible, while continuing to practice social distancing and appropriate hand hygiene.
