Press release from the city of Asheville: ASHEVILLE — The audit committee was established with the following responsibilities: review internal audit reports; review with management and the external auditors the results of the financial statements audit; report to City Council about committee activities, issues and related recommendations as needed, but at a minimum, one time […]
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Big Brothers Big Sisters celebrates National Mentoring Month
Press release from Big Brothers Big Sisters: ASHEVILLE — Big Brothers Big Sisters of WNC marks National Mentoring Month in January with a message of gratitude for our nearly 700 mentors throughout WNC who commit to helping their Little Brothers and Little Sisters’ thrive. National Mentoring Month was established collaboratively by the Harvard School of […]
Two shows for families at ACT, Jan. 13 and 20
Press release from Asheville Community Theatre: Make a play date – for a play! Asheville Community Theatre (ACT) kicks off 2018 with two shows in their family-friendly theatre series Saturdays at ACT. The Saturdays at ACT series features morning performances that are enjoyed by people of all ages. On Saturday, January 13, 2018, ACT will […]
Buncombe County forest rangers offer advice, assistance with forest management on private property
From the N.C. Forest Service: Buncombe County Ranger can help you manage your forest BLACK MOUNTAIN – The N.C. Forest Service Buncombe County Ranger’s Office can assist you in planting your next forest and develop a plan for managing it as a long-term investment. The NC Forest Service can provide a Forest Management Plan that […]
N.C. Dept. of Health & Human Services advises caution, safety measures related to cold weather
From the N.C. Department of Health & Human Services: During Cold Weather, State Health Officials Encourage Precautions RALEIGH — With temperatures having dipped significantly across the state, North Carolina health officials are encouraging residents to take health and safety precautions during the winter months. “Cold temperatures can present a challenge for everyone across the state, […]
Regional land conservation groups secure 1,076-acre protection of Wildacres Retreat
From the Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina: CONSERVATION OF WILDACRES RETREAT PROMISES CLEAN WATER AND PRISTINE PARKWAY VIEWS MORGANTON, N.C.— Wildacres Retreat, a 1,076-acre property adjacent to Pisgah National Forest and the Blue Ridge Parkway, is now permanently protected thanks to a collaborative partnership among Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina, Conservation Trust for North Carolina […]
Haywood Co. Sheriffs seeking information on wanted suspect in Jan. 2 shooting incident
From the Haywood County Sheriff’s Office: Haywood County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested two individuals who were believed to be involved in a shooting incident Tuesday night and are continuing the search for a third person. On January 2, 2018 at 8:50 p.m. deputies responded to a call on Happy Way in the Cruso community in […]
Writing from Native American perspectives workshop, Feb. 3
Press release from Flatiron Writers Room: This workshop will examine the intentions behind writing from Native American perspectives and/or the inclusion of Native characters in fiction writing. We will analyze examples of both successful and unsuccessful approaches to Native characterizations and the potential hazards to avoid. Participants will develop essential questions to consider and appropriate […]
Lenoir-Rhyne University hosts Rev. Reggie Longcrier as MLK Day speaker Jan. 15
From Lenoir-Rhyne University: LRU to host the Rev. Reggie Longcrier Event held in honor of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. HICKORY, N.C. – In honor of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Lenoir-Rhyne University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs will host the Rev. Reggie Longcrier in P.E. Monroe Auditorium at 10 a.m. on […]
WLOS hosts town hall discussion on workplace sexual harassment Jan. 11
From WLOS ABC 13: WLOS ABC 13 HOLDS YOUR VOICE/YOUR FUTURE TOWN HALL: “CROSSING THE LINE: WORKPLACE SEXUAL HARASSMENT” ASHEVILLE, NC – WLOS ABC 13 is hosting a “Your Voice, Your Future” Town Hall. The topic is “Crossing the Line: Workplace Sexual Harassment.” The town hall event will be held at the Western North Carolina […]
Asheville Mardi Gras Parade celebrates 11th year with new route through South Slope
From event organizers: After bringing its beads, baubles and general bedazzlery to the streets of downtown Asheville for 10 years, the annual Asheville Mardi Gras Parade will be blazing a new path this February as it saunters down the streets of South Slope on Sunday, February 11. The parade route was changed due to the […]
$500 hidden in downtown Asheville as part of nationwide treasure hunt game
Press release from game creator David Gunsallus: On January 1st, maps revealing the location of $500 hidden in downtown Asheville became available. As part of a charitable fundraising effort, Burlington, VT-based sole proprietorship, Mobiaum, created treasure maps leading to the location of $500 stashed in the city. 200 identical maps have been made, with puzzles […]
First-time candidate announces bid for open District 2 seat
Press release from Elect Amanda: First-time candidate and former local American Red Cross Director Amanda Edwards will seek the open District 2 Buncombe County Commission seat. “The people of Buncombe County are hurting for leaders who can demonstrate accountability — good old-fashioned ‘the buck stops here’ accountability,” Edwards said. “I offer my record of financial […]
Air quality forecast for Asheville: Wednesday, Jan. 3: Moderate (YELLOW)
Wednesday, Jan. 3, 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 particulate matter in the air. Click on the map below for an updated, detailed forecast. WNC Regional Air Quality Agency 125 South Lexington […]
UpCountry Brewing undergoes renovations
Press release from Upcountry Brewing: Beginning Jan. 8, UpCountry Brewing will begin its much anticipated renovations. The conversation started when owner John Cochran realized that the current brew house was running out of space to produce the amount of beer demanded. “It’s an exciting time for us,” says Cochran. “It’s giving us time to really […]
A message to Asheville Symphony ticket holders
From David Whitehall, the executive director of the Asheville Symphony Orchestra: To ticket holders of our New Year’s Eve concert: I wish you all the best in 2018 and thank you for your support of the Asheville Symphony. The inclement weather yesterday evening [Dec. 31] caught us all by surprise. Because of the suddenness of […]
Haywood Regional welcomes first baby of 2018
Press release from Haywood Regional Medical Center: Haywood Regional is ringing in 2018 with the year’s first bundle of joy. Weighing 7 pounds and 12 ounces and measuring 20 inches, Baby Donna was born Monday, Jan. 1, at 6:22 a.m. “Phenomenal. Fantastic. Everyone we have encountered has been amazing,” said mom. “The on-call OB and […]
Carolina Concert Choir holds auditions for the 2018 season
Press release from Carolina Concert Choir: Carolina Concert Choir is pleased to announce auditions for the Choir’s 39th season will be held throughout the month of January. Positions are open for quality voices, especially tenors and basses, though all voice types are encouraged to try out. “We look forward to welcoming new talent for our […]
Wildlife Commission to hold public hearing in Clyde on Jan. 16
Press release from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission: The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission will conduct a public hearing in Clyde on Jan. 16 at 7 p.m. to take comments on proposed changes to 35 agency regulations related to wildlife management, fisheries and game lands for the 2018-19 seasons. The public hearing will be held […]
Eblen Charities expands heating assistance to more families
Press release from Eblen Charities: Many who seek heating assistance through these record cold winter days will now be receiving additional help thanks to the expanded partnership between Buncombe County Health and Human Services and the Eblen Energy Project of the Eblen Charities. Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 2, the Low Income Energy Assistance Program will be […]
Mission Hospital’s first baby of year born 29 minutes after midnight
Press Release from Mission Health: With their baby not due until Jan. 11, Quenton and Courtney Nesbitt made New Year’s Eve dinner plans at the Grove Park Inn; those plans quickly changed when Courtney went into labor. The Hendersonville couple, married 5 years in July, started out for Mission Hospital about 5 p.m. Sunday evening, […]