For more than 18 years, the Asheville Independent Restaurant Association has supported the city’s culinary community through advocacy, education, and, most recently, connection to crucial resources during COVID-19.
The City of Asheville is pleased to announce the recipients of Asheville racial healing mini-grants. The mini-grants represent a total community investment of $40,000.
On Friday, Jan. 22, at midnight, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons will enter into force, establishing in international law a categorical ban on nuclear weapons, seventy-five years after their development and first use.
The city councils of Durham and Greensboro and the Board of Commissioners of Orange County voted on January 19 to pass ordinances that broadly protect members of the LGBTQ community from discrimination.
In conjunction with National Radon Action Month, the North Carolina Radon Program is distributing 3,000 radon test kits at no charge this month.
Far too many people, locally and around the county, find the cost of a home to be unaffordable. Nearly half of local renters pay more than 30% of their income on rent, and 20% pay more than half of their income on housing.
Are you “recycling right?” We’ve all had that moment when we’ve gotten confused on what the City of Asheville accepts and does not accept in the Big Blue recycling bins.
The Flying Squirrel Outdoor Challenge is Conserving Carolina’s newest outdoor challenge, starting in January 2021 and springboarding off the success of the previous White Squirrel Hiking Challenge 5.
Tucked in a clearing off the side of Chatham Street in Cary, hundreds of honeybees go about their business.
IRS Free File – online tax preparation products available at no charge – is now available, giving taxpayers an early opportunity to claim credits like the Recovery Rebate Credit and other deductions.
In the middle of the siege of the Capitol on Jan. 6, while a mob of insurrectionists still roamed the halls and ransacked offices, leaving five dead and dozens injured, Madison Cawthorn called a conservative radio host and blamed the violence on left-wing agitators.
The Buncombe County Schools Board of Education has made the decision to continue remote learning for all students through at least Friday, Feb. 12.
CommunityLab has launched a new mobile COVID-19 testing site which is open to the public. The testing site is stationed in the parking area at 401 Depot St. and will be open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday each week from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
