News Bulletins

“Seconds on Sundays,” during February at Woolworth Walk

Press release “Seconds on Sundays,” during February at Woolworth Walk Sundays in February: the 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd. Woolworth Walk, Asheville’s largest local-artist gallery, will host a Sunday-only event during the month of February where artists will offer “seconds” of their work. Seconds are pieces of art which don’t quite live up to the […]

Carolina Public Press: three new charter schools proposed for Asheville, Buncombe

From Carolina Public Press: Information released today by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction shows proposals have been submitted that, if approved, would open three new public charter schools in Asheville and Buncombe County in August 2014. According to the listing of applicants, they are: Appalachian Heritage Academy, to be within the Asheville City Schools […]

APD makes arrest, manslaughter charge in Jan. 3 incident

From the Asheville Police Department: Asheville – Investigators with the Asheville Police Department charged 17 year old, Quwiivonte Perry Timmons, of Asheville, with voluntary manslaughter in the assault investigation that led to the death of Patrick Frances Saunders, 31, of Asheville. Timmons is currently being held at the Buncombe County Detention Facility under $10,000 bond. […]

Mission Health, MAHEC expand collaboration

From Mission Health: Asheville, NC (Jan. 16, 2014) — Mission Health is pleased to announce a pioneering management agreement with Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). Under that agreement, MAHEC will lead all Mission Medical Associates (MMA) primary care practices. “MAHEC is nationally known for their quality in educating primary care providers, and they are […]

Preservation Society will hold Ravenscroft history and architecture event Jan. 25

From the Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County: PSABC will host a presentation by Dale Wayne Slusser titled: “Ravenscroft: Its Architecture & History” [Saturday Jan. 25, 1:30 p.m.]. The stately brick mansion, which sits at 29 Ravenscroft Drive, is perhaps the oldest surviving building in downtown Asheville. Saved from the brink of demolition in […]

For Valentine’s Day: Literary Speed Dating at Malaprop’s

Press release For Valentine’s Day: Literary Speed Dating at Malaprop’s Friday, February 14 Literary Speed Dating It was a match made in heaven…well, actually a bookstore… You’ve trusted your booksellers to help you ride off into the sunset with the perfect book. This Valentine’s Day we are taking our matchmaking to the next level. Bring […]

RiverLink hosts ‘Starting a Better Business’ seminar Jan. 23

Press release: Part of RiverLink’s mission is to stimulate the economic and environmental heath of the French Broad River watershed through arts & crafts, recreation (retail, manufacturing, enjoyment) and health and wellness (as documented in the popular Wilma Dykeman RiverWay Plan). To further that effort, RiverLink and the Small Business and Technology Development Center (SBTDC) […]

Meadow’s tapped to serve on transportation committee’s new public-private partnerships panel

Here’s the press release from the office of Congressman Mark Meadows: Washington, D.C. – Representative Mark Meadows (NC-11) released the following statement after being selected to serve on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s newly-established special panel on the use of and opportunities for public-private partnerships (P3s) across all modes of transportation, economic development, public […]

‘Mountain People’s Assembly’ forms; sets meeting for Jan. 23

The Mountain People’s Assembly meets January 23 ASHEVILLE On Thursday, January 23 at 6:30 pm the newly formed Mountain People’s Assembly, a coalition of area organizations, faith communities and individuals will meet at First Congregational Church, 20 Oak St. in downtown Asheville. The meeting will be held to elect remaining members of a Steering Committee, […]

N.C. Forest Service: Slick Rock homes are better protected

Here’s the press release from the North Carolina Forest Service: TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY — Seventy homes in the Slick Rock community are better protected from wildfires after a North Carolina Forest Service program helped remove a large amount of forest fuels. The project began in July 2012, when residents met with personnel from the Forest Service […]

Citizen-Times ending management of races

From the Asheville Citizen-Times: ASHEVILLE — The Citizen-Times will end its sponsorship of the long-running September road races that have carried the newspaper’s name. The Citizen-Times Half Marathon and 5K races funded nonprofit and charitable organizations, giving at least $235,000 over 14 years through the Lend-A-Hand Foundation. The 2013 races were the first to include […]

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