Asheville Local News

Court filings will shift from paper recordkeeping to electronic access in eleven wWestern North Carolina counties that comprise ‘Track 5’ of the eCourts implementation project.

The United States Postal Service has unveiled its first set of electric vehicle charging stations at its South Atlanta Sorting and Delivery Center.

Each month, participating artists, galleries, and collectives will delve into the theme and create unique pieces inspired by the month’s prompt.

Following candidate requests, a second primary will be held for the Republican nominations for the offices of Lieutenant Governor and State Auditor.

BMW of North America has announced the addition of Shell Recharge Solutions as a second eMobility provider, giving customers easy access to Shell Recharge, ChargePoint, EVgo, EVConnect, and Blink charging stations via the My BMW App.

ArtsvilleUSA has partnered with Art Connections and tour director Sherry Masters to offer a specialized tour to working artists’ studios to meet and see the work of leading glass artists.

Join the Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County on Thursday, May 23, for a night celebrating worthy preservation projects in Asheville and Buncombe County!

The application deadline for these vacancies is April 28, unless otherwise noted.

This voluntary initiative invites Asheville residents to reduce their single-use plastic consumption by providing information, resources, and a little friendly competition.

While seeing a bear is an exciting moment, it is important to remember that bears are wild and can be dangerous. Their behavior is sometimes unpredictable.

The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation recently awarded $1.3 million in environmental grants to 114 organizations across eight states, including $120,134 to 11 organizations in North Carolina.

Duke Energy has launched an EV charger rental program in North Carolina that enables residential and business customers to lease an EV charger from the company at a low monthly cost.

A financial relief program that helps cover the cost of state-required teacher license exams has now helped more than 3,500 people on their path to the classroom.