If you visit the circle outside of St. Joseph’s outpatient entrance during this holiday season, you’ll see a little bit of history in the form of a life-size nativity display.
’Tis the season — to recycle! Between now and the end of the year Asheville residents are going to generate a lot of additional material such as gift boxes, bags, and holiday tags.
The French Broad River Greenway West (from Craven Street to Haywood Road) is a great place for a winter walk — and this month you may even find yourself under the mistletoe during your next visit.
Whether you’re choosing the perfect Christmas tree, learning in a workshop with friends, or picking out a great gift for grandma, North Carolina farms are open this holiday season with a variety of agritourism experiences for everyone to enjoy.
The final holiday farmers markets of 2018 are upon us. The last Saturday markets of the year took place this past weekend, and this coming Tuesday and Wednesday are the last weekday markets.
Professor David Gilbert was recently nominated in the category of Best Album Notes for the album “The Product of Our Souls: The Sound And Sway Of James Reese Europe’s Society Orchestra.”
Officials were recently alerted of a community cat, previously referred to as a feral cat, that exhibited behaviors associated with rabies through an attack on a dog in Weaverville.
Whether you’re buying for a friend in the city or shipping a present out of town, Asheville has a countless number of local goods and products which make for great gifts.
The Christmas break away from school is not always an event that every student looks forward to. Along with no classes, sleeping late, and parties comes a side of the holidays that few like to think about.
This Christmas season marks the fourth year of a wonderful partnership between Eblen Charities and Barnes and Noble in Biltmore Park for their Annual Saint Nicholas Project Book Drive.
The Asheville Singers, UNC Asheville’s student vocal ensemble, performed for visitors to the White House in the East Room on Dec. 3, and as part of the same trip, provided musical entertainment for injured soldiers at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Washington D.C.
