News Bulletins

American Cancer Society seeks volunteer drivers to transport patients to local treatment

Press release From the American Cancer Society: Asheville, NC – April 3, 2014— Like many families, Don Deibert of Asheville’s family has been affected by cancer. So when the American Cancer Society came to his church four years ago looking for community volunteers to drive patients to cancer treatment, Deibert didn’t hesitate. After a short […]

Local businesses will donate 10 percent of sales on Saturday, April 5 to Our VOICE

Press release From Our VOICE: In honor of 40 years of service to our community, on April 5th businesses in West and Downtown Asheville will donate 10% of the day’s sales to Our VOICE. Participating business include (though the list continues to grow) Downtown Books & News, Izzy’s Coffee Den, Harvest Records, Short Street Cakes, […]

Entrepreneurial Spirit Expo scheduled May 10

For immediate release Asheville, North Carolina – While some people think of Asheville as the micro-brewing capital of the world, local speaker/business coach Mandy Wildman feels that Asheville has a higher claim to fame. Wildman, along with members of the WNC Women Entrepreneurs group, will be co-hosting the Asheville Entrepreneurial Spirit Event on Saturday May […]

CPP: Stanley Furniture closing in Graham County, where unemployment is one of highest in N.C.

excerpt from Carolina Public Press “In One WNC county, a Jobs Implosion,” by Gwen Albers … The closing will mean the elimination of 400 jobs in the rural Western North Carolina county that, in a string of recent months, has had one of the highest unemployment rates in the state. N.C. Department of Commerce data […]

AC-T: Buncombe Sheriff’s Department moving later this year

The Asheville Citizen-Times reported Thursday that the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office plans to relocate from its current location into two other facilities by year’s end. The department made the announcement Wednesday. The transition begins Monday as multiple divisions will move into a satellite office at Leicester Crossing, 339 New Leicester Highway. The rest of the […]

Asheville restaurant, Chestnut, introduces Saturday brunch service

Press release From Chestnut: ASHEVILLE, N.C. (April. 01, 2014)— The downtown Asheville restaurant, Chestnut, is pleased to introduce the addition of Saturday Brunch service. Beginning the weekend of April 12th, 2014, brunch will be available Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30pm to 3p.m. “Brunch is a relaxing way to spend time with friends and family and […]

PARI: Travelers to Antarctica may observe 49-second solar eclipse

Press release Rosman, NC (April 2, 2014) – Astronomers at the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute announce that on Tuesday, April 29, observers in a tiny part of Antarctica will have the opportunity to observe a rare annular solar eclipse. Unfortunately, however, this interesting phase of the eclipse will appear for only 49 seconds! What causes […]

AC-T: Canton mill closer to meeting new EPA rules

North Carolina and Haywood County are helping Evergreen Packaging meet new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency boiler regulations that will cost the plant $50 million over the next five years, the Asheville Citizen-Times reported Wednesday. The N.C. Department of Commerce has agreed to give the company $2.1 million and the county has committed $700,000 to meet […]

Odyssey Community School hires new directors, signs to stay in Montford

For immediate release As a follow-up to the January sale of 90 Zillicoa to the UNC-Asheville Foundation, we are pleased to announce that Odyssey Community School secured a lease from UNC- Asheville Foundation allowing Odyssey to remain in its current location at 90 Zillicoa Street for the next academic year. “Remaining on the 90 Zillicoa […]

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