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2 weeks ago
Fork & Dagger: Zambra Tapas still sets the standard after two decades
Since 2001, the Spanish-inspired restaurant has blended local ingredients, bold small plates and a timeless atmosphere
2 weeks ago
Things to do in Asheville and WNC: April 17–19
Top picks, local favorites and ways to make the most of your weekend across the 828.
2 weeks ago
Asheville’s Vortex Doughnuts closes permanently
Popular shop shutters suddenly after equipment issue; unanswered questions remain
2 weeks ago
Asheville City Soccer Club changes coaches after historic run
Reynolds takes over as Wells moves upstairs to guide club’s future
3 weeks ago
Small Asheville vendors support each other with collaborative market
For many small vendors in Western North Carolina, supporting each other is as important as selling their wares. That is certainly the case for Traci Simpson, the founder of Read Me Unconditionally and the organizer behind the Buy Good, Do Good Market.
3 weeks ago
Asheville delays vote on surveillance funding amid public concerns
Council sends federal grant proposal to committee for deeper review, community input
3 weeks ago
2 juveniles arrested after gun, ammunition found at Buncombe school
Deputies say loaded handgun discovered at T.C. Roberson; no injuries, no ongoing threat
3 weeks ago
Asheville approves renaming of McCormick Field to HomeTrust Park
Deal links naming rights revenue to stadium upgrades and long-term lease with Tourists
3 weeks ago
Beneath the Blue Ridge: Who was Virginia Olson? Remembering the Asheville student
Before she became the subject of a cold case, Virginia Olson was a young woman building a life in Asheville. This installment looks at who she was and how she was remembered.
3 weeks ago
‘Pro-democracy’ protesters: Meet the Black Mountain ‘Monday Group’
The "Monday Group" is a weekly meeting of "pro-democracy protesters," founded by a small collective of Black Mountain residents in the days after the reelection of President Donald Trump. While the group does not have a name outside of their weekday affiliation, many members share the convictions of pro-democracy nonprofits like Indivisible AVL.
3 weeks ago
These Asheville roads see the most crashes
A closer look at Buncombe County traffic dangers and North Carolina’s fatal crash risk
3 weeks ago
Asheville school board weighs facilities costs, policy issues in work session
Members review facilities needs, consider fencing contract and support for bus safety ordinance
3 weeks ago
Asheville area braces for near-record April heat
Temperatures 20 degrees above normal expected before sharp cooldown and possible frost early next week
3 weeks ago
Looking for a job in WNC? Asheville career expo brings employers together Thursday
Event hosted by the Asheville Chamber offers hiring opportunities, networking and career support services
3 weeks ago
Crews make progress on Asheville area wildfires, but danger persists
Cole Gap Fire reaches 80% containment as crews monitor multiple incidents fueled by Helene debris
3 weeks ago
Asheville council to review $1.1M grant for police intelligence hub
Project sparks debate over public safety benefits and privacy implications
3 weeks ago
Pickleball prospects: City scouting two parks for 10-court complex
Citing enormous public enthusiasm for the sport, city officials have announced two potential sites for an eight to 10-court pickleball complex: Aston Park in downtown Asheville and Roger Farmer Park off of Patton Avenue.
3 weeks ago
Seeing bees in your yard? NC officials say don’t panic
Ground-nesting native species are short-lived, non-aggressive and vital to Asheville area ecosystems
3 weeks ago
Asheville Tourists rename ballpark HomeTrust Park
Rebranding begins immediately across stadium and team platforms
3 weeks ago
Beneath the Blue Ridge: Revisiting Asheville’s Virginia Olson cold case
More than 50 years after her killing, the case of Virginia "Ginger" Olson remains one of Asheville’s enduring mysteries. This series revisits what is known and what still isn’t.
