There has been much talk about the national movement for social justice, anti-racism, and inclusion in 2020. However, Rebecca Chaplin believes solutions to these much-debated issues start with listening, learning, and understanding.
When then 24-year-old Madison Cawthorn easily defeated a Trump-backed rival to capture the GOP nomination in Western North Carolina’s 11th congressional district, he declared that his mission would be to rescue his party from a “generational time bomb.”
Jeter Mountain Farm is excited to invite the community to their grand opening weekend, August 15-16. Marking the official start to their U-pick apple season, guests will quickly find there is more to enjoy during a visit than what one might expect.
As the world marks five months since this coronavirus was declared a pandemic, the American Red Cross recognizes and celebrates blood and platelet donors who have rolled up a sleeve to help patients during this crisis.
You know how to help prevent the spread of COVID-19: Wash your hands. Cover your cough and sneeze. Wear a mask. Stay at least six feet apart.
New Belgium Brewing has announced that their flagship Fat Tire Amber Ale is the first nationally distributed beer to earn carbon neutral certification in the United States.
Believe it or not, winter squash — butternut, delicata, kabocha, and more — is starting to show up on local farmers’ social media feeds. August is always a funny time of year.
The City of Asheville’s Office of Sustainability will soon begin working alongside other innovative cities in the Southeast to develop and implement food waste initiatives.
Governor Roy Cooper recently announced that North Carolina will remain paused in Safer At Home Phase 2 for another five weeks as students and staff return to schools, colleges, and universities and the state doubles down on efforts to decrease COVID-19 numbers.
The 2020 Friends of the Lake 5K Road Race, Walk, and Fun Run, originally scheduled to take place at Lake Junaluska on Easter and rescheduled for Labor Day, has been canceled due to COVID-19 and the restrictions on group gatherings.
Bars and gyms statewide will remain closed for at least five more weeks as the state remains in Phase 2 amid a worldwide pandemic.
The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution declaring racism a public health and safety crisis within the county, and on a separate 4-3 vote it approved a resolution supporting reparations.
Support Asheville restaurants, while responsibly practicing social distancing. We’re all in this together. Local restaurants need your support.
