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Katuah Market natural grocer is now open for business in Biltmore Village

From Katuah Market: Katuah Market, Asheville’s newest natural foods grocery store and café, opened its doors for business on Wednesday December 18 at noon. Located in historic Biltmore Station in Biltmore Village, Asheville, the 14,000 square foot store boasts an extensive selection of ready-to-eat foods as well as a wide variety of natural grocery offerings. […]

Henderson County Christmas tree recycling event scheduled at Jackson Park on Saturday, Jan. 4

Press Release From Environmental and Conservation Organization: (HENDERSONVILLE, NC, December 11, 2013) – The Henderson County Annual Christmas Tree Recycling Event is scheduled for Saturday, January 4, 2014 from 9am to 2pm at Jackson Park. At this post-holiday event, Christmas trees will be chipped into mulch and a fragrantly fresh heap of chips will be […]

WLOS: Weekend rain breaks records, cold front looms over WNC

Cold weather clouds loom over downtown Asheville on Monday. (Hayley Benton/ Mountain Xpress) Clouds parted Monday evening to make way for a significant drop in temperature. WLOS reports that 2.8 inches of rain fell Sunday in Asheville, breaking a year-long rainfall total just short of 74 inches. The dreary weather preceded a cold front, leaving […]

PARI: Earth will be at closest distance to sun on the morning of Jan. 4

Press Release From Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute: Rosman, NC (December 4, 2013) – Astronomers at the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute announce that at 7 a.m. EST on Saturday, January 4, 2014, the Earth, in its annual orbit around the Sun will be at it closest point to the Sun. Astronomers call this point perihelion. The […]

HDR: Hickory woman gets highest rank in American Endurance Ride Conference

From Hickory Daily Record: Ruth Anne Everett knows a thing or two about horses. Since 1994, she has covered 6,750 miles in 131 endurance rides across the country. This year, she was the American Endurance Ride Conference’s (AERC) highest ranked rider in the Southeast, and she won the organization’s coveted National Hundred Mile Award.

Black Mountain News: Former biochemist turns brewery waste into brownies

From Black Mountain News: Robert “Rusty” Bryant, a former biochemist with Schering-Plough Research Institute, is the co-owner with his wife of Asheville Brew Bites, a small company making brownies from spent brewer’s yeast, a byproduct of the brewing process. Bryant thinks his beer treats could make a big impact on both health and the recycling […]

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