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Mountain Gateway Museum hosts July 4 ice cream social

Press release from the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources: Music and melon will accent the Old-Fashioned July 4 Ice Cream Social celebration at the Mountain Gateway Museum (MGM). Red watermelon, white vanilla ice cream and bluegrass music are a formula for a fun-filled, family-friendly, free celebration on Wednesday, July 4, 2 to […]

Asheville Chamber takes stand against zero-tolerance immigration policies

Press release from the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce: The Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce has released the following statement calling for an end to zero-tolerance policy in regards to immigration: As a chamber, we understand that immigration is key to our country’s ability to thrive and compete in the global economy. We have spoken […]

APD requesting assistance to locate missing juvenile, Cabella Hester

Press release from Asheville Police Department: The Asheville Police Department is requesting assistance to locate missing juvenile, Cabella Hester. Hester was last seen on June 12th at 36 Cub Road. She was wearing jeans and a t-shirt. Hester is described as a white female, 17 years of age, 5’7″ tall, weighing 100 pounds with brown […]

Julie Covington will be July’s featured artist at Asheville Ceramics Gallery

Press release from Asheville Ceramics Gallery: Julie Covington will be the Featured Artist during July at the Asheville Ceramics Gallery in the River Arts District of Asheville, NC. There will be an opening reception with Julie during the 2nd Saturday Event in the River Arts District, July 14 from 4-6 PM in the Phil Mechanic Building […]

Collider discussions to explore climate change-related community displacement on June 20

Press release from Infrastructure Services Group: (Asheville, North Carolina; June 19, 2018): Extreme and slow-onset climate change-related events are influencing the global movement of people within and across boundaries. From people forced to relocate due to lands destroyed by hurricane or wildfires, to communities facing the loss of land due to sea level rise, “climate […]

Memorial service for WCU Chancellor David Belcher set for June 23

Press release from Western Carolina University: David Orr Belcher, chancellor of Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina, died on Sunday, June 17, at the age of 60. A native of Barnwell, South Carolina, Belcher was predeceased by his parents, Jean Orr Belcher and Posey Belcher Jr. A memorial service will be held beginning at […]

SART presents ‘WORKING: A Musical’ at Owen Theatre, July 12-29

Press release from Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre: July 12-29: Southern Appalachian Repertory theatre presents WORKING: A Musical at Owen Theatre on the campus of Mars Hill University. SART’s production marks the WNC premiere of the updated script (2012) and score with music written by amazing composers including Wicked’s Stephen Schwartz, Hamilton’s Lin Manuel Miranda, and […]

Air quality forecast for Asheville, Tuesday, June 19: Moderate (YELLOW)

Tuesday, June 19, 2018, is a code YELLOW air quality forecast day for the valleys and ridge tops of Asheville and Buncombe County. Unusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor activities. The rating is based on ozone levels and particulate matter in the air. For more information contact: WNC Regional Air Quality Agency 828-250-6777 […]

Orison Books ‘The Long Weeping’ is named Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Award Winner

Press release from Orison Books: Orison Books is pleased to announce that The Long Weeping: Portrait Essays by Jessie van Eerden has been named the winner of the 20th annual Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Award in the essay category. Foreword Reviews, a national book review periodical for books published by independent and university […]

County will consider George Wood for interim county manager

Press release from Buncombe County: At its public meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 19 at 5 p.m., the Buncombe County Commission will consider the appointment of George Wood to serve as Interim County Manager for Buncombe County. Mr. Wood has served in local government management for thirty-five years, most recently as County Manager in Lincoln […]

Asheville’s Development Services Department releases new fee schedule

Press release from the City of Asheville: Following in-depth study and public comment, Asheville’s Development Services Department (DSD) has released its FY 2019 Fee Schedule, which goes into effect July 1, 2018. The new Fee Schedule is the result of nine months of analysis and customer input. In fall 2017, DSD undertook a comprehensive study […]

Air quality forecast for Asheville, Monday, June 18: Moderate (YELLOW)

Monday, June 18, 2018, is a code YELLOW air quality forecast day for the valleys and ridge tops of Asheville and Buncombe County. Unusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor activities. The rating is based on ozone levels and particulate matter in the air. https://xapps.ncdenr.org/aq/ForecastCenter Click on the map below for an updated, detailed […]

WNC author Holly Kays announces summer book tour

Press release from Holly Kays: Summer is here, and I’m excited to announce a list of dates that I’ll be sharing my novel “Shadows of Flowers” in the communities surrounding my home in Western North Carolina. During each presentation, I’ll talk about the experiences that prompted me to write the book, including photos and anecdotes about […]

Bright Blessings of Asheville holds a July 12 benefit magic show

Press release from The Vanishing Wheelchair, Inc.: Bright Blessings of Asheville, An Independent Member of the Bright Blessings National Affiliate Network, has teamed up with The Vanishing Wheelchair, Inc. to bring magic to Asheville on July 12 to raise money for its community programs serving women and children in local homeless shelters. Live Your Dreams […]

‘Moonlight and Magnolias’ opens at Hendersonville Community Theatre, June 22

Press release from Hendersonville Community Theatre: Frankly, My Dear… It’s a comic celebration about the greatest movie ever made. Moonlight and Magnolias is based on the allegedly true tale of how the final script for the blockbuster 1939 movie Gone with the Wind came about. In it, producer David O. Selznick, desperate for a hit, shuts down production of […]

Dawn Roe’s exhibition ‘Conditions for an Unfinished Work of Mourning’ opens Aug. 3 at Tracey Morgan Gallery

Press release from Tracey Morgan Gallery: Dawn Roe | Conditions for an Unfinished Work of Mourning August 3rd-September 22nd Reception for the artist: Friday, August 3rd, 6-8 PM Tracey Morgan Gallery is pleased to present Conditions for an Unfinished Work of Mourning, an exhibition of works from gallery artist Dawn Roe. The exhibition will be […]

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