News Bulletins

Bearfootin’ Bear Auction fundraiser for Historic Downtown Hendersonville

From a press release: Bearfootin’ Bear Auction fundraiser for Historic Downtown Hendersonville Since 2003, the Bearfootin’ Public Art Walk has helped raise funding for Historic Downtown Hendersonville and a variety of local non-profits. In addition to their ability to fund-raise, the Bears offer a window into the variety of good work being done by non-profits […]

Asheville’s Valet Gourmet launches in Knoxville

From a press release: Asheville’s Valet Gourmet launches in Knoxville After a successful decade in Asheville, Valet Gourmet, the area’s largest multi-restaurant delivery service, is expanding into its first new market through the acquisition of 622-EATS in Knoxville, TN. Valet Gourmet, known for placing a premium on customer service, has partnered with many of Asheville’s […]

Forest Service reminder: Don’t bring firewood from home

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM the U.S. Forest Service: Reminder: Don’t Move Firewood ASHEVILLE, N.C., Aug. 8, 2014 – The U.S. Forest Service urges visitors to only use local wood in campfires when staying in a national forest. The agency encourages campers to obtain firewood from the forest itself (with a permit), from sources provided on the […]

Local cello-guitar folk rock duo The Wilhelm Brothers release album, Sept. 24

From a press release: Local cello-guitar folk rock duo The Wilhelm Brothers release album, Sept. 24 On September 4th, 2014, Asheville-based cello-guitar folk rock duo The Wilhelm Brothers are releasing their second CD. It is the recording of a high-energy 5-song live radio show on WDVX Blue Plate Special from April 2013. The tracks were […]

Book launch and reception for artist/photographer Joe Longobardi, Aug. 8

From a press release: Book launch and reception for artist/photographer Joe Longobardi Our August artist/photographer Joe Longobardi  launches his new book at Grateful Steps on Friday, Aug. 8, 6 p.m. Joe Longobardi has  been working professionally as a photographer for seven years in the Asheville area. He is engaged in editorial, portrait,documentary and street photography. […]

AC-T: Bothwell uses parking pass for drivers leaving Mountain Moral Monday

From the Asheville Citizen-Times Mark Barrett Bothwell said Thursday he used an electronic parking pass to allow cars to pass through a cardholder exit without paying because people were having difficulty with the public pay station for the garage on College Street. Cars backed up to the garage’s fourth floor “with no forward motion” in […]

Listen to This presents “David v. Goliath: True Tales of Taking on City Hall,” Aug. 28

From a press release: Listen to This presents “David v. Goliath: True Tales of Taking on City Hall,” Aug. 28 Listen to This: Stories in Performance, a monthly storytelling series hosted by local actor/comedian Tom Chalmers, ends its fourth season with a brand new slate of true stories on August 28, 2014.  A storytelling format […]

AC-T: Immigrant children may become issue in N.C.

From the Asheville Citizen-Times: The influx of immigrant children from Central America could well play out in North Carolina next, with the state already a leader in finding homes for the children and Gov. Pat McCrory raising questions this week over whether welcoming them could turn burdensome. McCrory criticized federal officials for a lack of detail about […]

Air quality forecast for Thursday, Aug. 7: YELLOW

Thursday, Aug. 7, 2014, is a code YELLOW air quality forecast day for the valleys and ridges of Asheville. This means that unusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor exertion. Please call our office if you have any questions. WNC Regional Air Quality Agency 49 Mt. Carmel Road Asheville, NC  28806 (828) 250-6777  Fax […]

Asheville Area Arts Council named N.C. State Arts Council’s Buncombe County partner for state funding

From a press release: Asheville Area Arts Council named N.C. State Arts Council’s Buncombe County partner for state funding Last week the AAAC was named the Buncombe County partner for the North Carolina State Arts Council’s Grassroots Arts Program. In recent weeks, the AAAC was notified that it will also be receiving funds from both […]

Carolina Mountains Literary Festival, Sept. 5 & 6

From a press release: Carolina Mountains Literary Festival, Sept. 5 & 6 Registration is now open for the 9th Annual Carolina Mountains Literary Festival workshops and banquet, being held September 5 and 6 in several downtown Burnsville venues.  This year’s theme, “Let’s Remember,” promises attendees a quirky trip into the past to explore the role […]

Within The Lines: Creative Perspectives on Wilderness art exhibit

From a press release: Within The Lines: Creative Perspectives on Wilderness art exhibit The Southern Appalachian Office of The Wilderness Society presents Within the Lines: Creative Perspectives on Wilderness an exhibit of works by regional artists passionate about the conservation and interpretation of the southern Appalachian landscape. The exhibit—presented in celebration of the 50th anniversary […]

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