One of Asheville’s finest Christmas traditions has returned as Ingles Markets joins Eblen Charities St. Nicholas Project once again in the Ingles Toy Store at the Westgate Shopping Center.
Some good deals may sound too good to be true, but this one’s for real. The Rotary Club of Asheville is looking for a new signature project in the Asheville area and is willing to provide $5,000 and over one hundred volunteers to make it happen!
UNC Asheville’s Great Smokies Writing Program (GSWP) will present eleven courses this spring for community writers. The courses will be offered in locations throughout Asheville, Black Mountain, Burnsville, and Hendersonville.
New ideas have been applied and comments are being sought by the N.C. Department of Transportation regarding a proposed new interchange at Interstate 40 and Blue Ridge Road in Black Mountain.
The historic Grove Arcade in downtown Asheville is a distinctive place to visit any time of year. Grove Arcade guests also can recapture the holiday magic of yesteryear with the annual Winter Wonderland celebration.
Sure, holiday farmers markets are focused on gifts right now, but market shoppers still want to get groceries each week. What produce and gifts can you expect to find at area farmers tailgate markets now?
Now many who seek heating assistance through these cold winter months will be receiving additional help thanks to the partnership between Buncombe County Health and Human Services the Eblen Energy Project of the Eblen Charities.
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds the public to be BearWise, particularly this time of year, as bears are on the move, often with cubs, and searching for food.
For many, these next few weeks will be bustling with tree trimming, gift wrapping, and gatherings with family and friends—and if you’re like us, you’ll want to include your furry companions in the festivities.
So far it’s been a really fun winter on Beech Mountain. Our friends at Beech Mountain Resort have upped the ante with two brand-new chairlifts, multiple snowmaking upgrades, and new slope lighting.
One of Asheville’s brightest Christmas traditions recently began its seventh year as thousands of generous individuals, families, businesses, clubs, and organizations came to Ingles on Tunnel Road in spite of the rain.
