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Asheville Disclaimer 10/01/14
Why is the APD filming protests?
Asheville Disclaimer 9/24/14
Downtown fairies fear gentrification
Asheville Disclaimer 9/17/14
The one that got away.
Asheville Disclaimer 9/10/14
Mysterious woman moves to Asheville for ‘job’
Asheville Disclaimer 9/3/14
Asheville Citizen-Times changes job titles of editors to ‘writing coaches’
NC calls on Duke Energy to address coal ash at Asheville and other sites
PRESS RELEASE FROM THE NC DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES DENR requires Duke Energy to address coal ash issues RALEIGH – As part of implementing Governor Pat McCrory’s recent executive order on coal ash, state officials are requiring that Duke Energy provide plans for excavating inactive coal ash storage ponds at four of its facilities. Four letters […]
Asheville Disclaimer 8/13/14
Asheville headlines from 100 years ago
Asheville Disclaimer 08/06/14
Asheville Disclaimer 7/23/14
Effects of waking at 2 a.m. prompt WLOS meteorologist Julie Winder to call it a day (with chance of rain)
Asheville Disclaimer 7/16/14
Driving sales: Mobile businesses roll into WNC
by Alli Marshall, Rich Rennicks and Gina Smith —
Food trucks are a known entity: Those mobile dispensaries of cheap, tasty meals drove into downtown Asheville (and our hearts) in 2011. And with revised city ordinances, a dedicated lot on Coxe Avenue and regular appearances at local festivals and music venues, food trucks have only increased in number. But sandwiches aren’t the only thing that can fit into a truck.
Asheville Disclaimer 6/25/14
Breathe it in: Summer brings outdoor yoga opportunities
As we go out to tend the garden, we must remember to also tend to our most important tool — our body. While we love the process of gardening, the process may not always love us. Crouching, pulling and lifting can give us aches and pains, but yoga poses, when employed with mindfulness, can help keep us supple and healthy in the garden.
Asheville Disclaimer 6/18/14
Pres. Obama buys $69,000 ‘getaway’ in Clyde
Asheville officials meet with contractors for graffiti cleanup initiative
A $30,000 donation means that property owners won’t have to pay for graffiti removal in the city of Asheville’s summer initiative, 1-2-3 Graffiti Free, if the removal cost is less than $500. Assistant City Manager Cathy Ball announced the news at an information meeting Friday, June 6, and also passed along guidelines for potential graffiti-removal contractors. […]
Asheville Disclaimer 6/4/2014
‘Gambling with the Future’ will be the theme of state GOP convention at Harrah’s Casino
Folk remedies: Indie-folk acts Warm the Bell and Angel Olsen find their place and sound in Asheville
Warm the Bell and Angel Olsen are both slated to play The Grey Eagle this week, on Friday, May 16 and Saturday, May 17 respectively. While both acts share a folk aesthetic, they approach music (and recording, and live shows) from very different perspectives.
Found food: Foraging for wild edibles in WNC
Western North Carolina features the greatest variety of flora and fauna north of the tropics, which makes Asheville an ideal place for those who forage for food. In fact, foraging can begin as close as your own backyard.
Cyborgs R us: A sneak peek at Moogfest’s daytime lineup
Moogfest gets an added boost of brainpower this year with a rich lineup of panels and presentations. Xpress talked to three of those presenters to learn more about what Moogfest has to offer by day.
Moe’s Southwest Grill hosts ‘Pay What You Want’ day
PRESS RELEASE Moe’s Southwest Grill Asheville, NC – “Welcome to Moe’s!” will soon be heard throughout Asheville when Moe’s Southwest Grill opens at 360 Merrimon Avenue on Thursday, April 24. The day before, the new location is celebrating the grand opening by treating their loyal customers to a “Pay What You Want Day” on Wednesday, […]