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City of Asheville opens online comment on Griffing Boulevard Rose Garden Park improvements

Press release from the City of Asheville: A plan is under way for the City of Asheville to improve the Griffing Boulevard Rose Garden Park in North Asheville. Working with the Grove Park/Sunset Mountain Neighborhood Association, groundwork is being laid on a plan to improve the rose garden and park landscape. On Dec. 7, the City […]

Haywood County Sheriff’s Office seizes drugs, weapons in latest narcotics operation

From the Haywood County Sheriff’s Office: Haywood County Sheriff’s Deputies and members of the county-wide, multi-agency Unified Narcotics Investigative Team recently conducted a targeted operation that resulted in the seizure of illicit narcotics that were intended to fuel the drug problem in the county. Over a three-week period, deputies and officers conducted 213 traffic stops, […]

Asheville Regional Airport sees record passenger numbers in October 2017

From the Asheville Regional Airport: Record passenger numbers continue: October 2017 was the busiest month in history at Asheville Regional Airport (Asheville, N.C.) — October 2017 was the busiest month on record at AVL, topping the previous record set in July 2017. Specifically, 102,095 passengers used the airport in October, topping the previous record of 100,998 […]

Skating in Downtown Hendersonville’s Winter Wonderland

Press release from Henderson County Tourism:  After a successful debut last year, holiday skating returns to downtown Hendersonville on Tuesday, Dec. 19, and continues through New Year’s Day. “We weren’t sure what to expect last year, but it exceeded our expectations,” says Mia Freeman, a downtown merchant who oversees the event. “We had more than […]

Gerald van de Wiele exhibit at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, Jan. 19

Press release from Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center:  Asheville, NC—Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center is pleased to present the exhibition Gerald van de Wiele: Variations / Seven-Decades of Painting. Organized by guest curator Jason Andrew, this retrospective features a survey of paintings, sculptures, drawings, ink sketches, and watercolors from every period […]

Governor’s Western Residence Holiday 
Open House rescheduled for Dec. 16

From the N.C. Department of Natural & Cultural Resources: N.C. Governor’s Western Residence Holiday 
Open House Rescheduled for Dec. 16 Asheville, N.C. – The Governor’s Western Residence will be open to visitors for a holiday open house Saturday, Dec. 16, from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. The residence is located at 45 Patton Mountain Rd., […]

Edwards announces bid for re-election

Press release from Chuck Edwards: HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. – Today Sen. Chuck Edwards, R-Henderson, who represents North Carolina’s 48th Senate District, announced his candidacy for a second term in office. Edwards is a WNC native, a small-business owner, and has been active with several organizations and nonprofits in the three counties in which he and his […]

Pardee UNC Health Care nurse Debbie Austin named perianesthesia nurse of the year

Press release: from Pardee UNC Health Care: Pardee UNC Health Care nurse Debbie Austin, RN, CCRN, CPAN, has been named perianesthesia Nurse of the Year by the North Carolina Association of PeriAnesthesia Nurses (NCAPAN). This award recognizes a nurse who demonstrates excellence in the practice, management and teaching of PeriAnesthesia nursing, and promotes high standards […]

CFWNC’s Pigeon River Fund awards $347,005 in water quality grants

Press release from the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina: The Pigeon River Fund of The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina recently awarded $347,005 to environmental groups working to improve surface water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitats, expand public use and access to waterways and increase water quality awareness in Buncombe, Haywood and Madison […]

South Slope Visioning design workshop rescheduled

Press release from the city of Asheville: ASHEVILLE — Because of snow, the South Slope Visioning design workshop originally set for Dec. 9 has been rescheduled to Jan. 20, 2018. From 9:30 a.m. to noon Jan. 20, come to The Refinery, 207 Coxe Ave., for a charrette-style discussion about the history of the neighborhood and design […]

Asheville Yoga Center conducts fundraiser for homeless high school students

Press release from Asheville Yoga Center:   The solution to poverty begins with providing quality education to all children, no matter what their socioeconomic situation. To support this effort, Asheville Yoga Center is collecting donations for Asheville City Schools to help foster the successful education of homeless and underprivileged students in our community. Donation boxes […]

Pardee Hospital restricts visitors due to flu and pertussis

Press release from Pardee Hospital: HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. – Pardee UNC Health Care announced today that it will implement visitor restrictions, effective Monday, Dec. 11, in response to flu season and the Henderson County pertussis (whooping cough) outbreak. As part of visitor restrictions, Pardee asks that: All children (12 and under) not visit patient rooms because […]

Whole Foods Market and Greenlife celebrate 12 Days of Cheese

Press release from Whole Foods Market:  Whole Foods Market is celebrating the 12 Days of Cheese by highlighting an artisan cheese each day from Dec. 8 to 19, offering customers an excellent opportunity to try some of the highest quality cheeses available at a significant discount. Each of the selected cheeses will be 50 percent […]

Author Lyndsay Ely reads at Spellbound Children’s Bookshop, Jan. 20

Press release from Spellbound Children’s Bookshop: WHAT: Author Event with Lyndsay Ely (Gunslinger Girl) WHEN: Saturday January 20th 6:00 – 7:00pm WHERE: Spellbound Children’s Bookshop, 640 Merrimon Avenue (Merrimon Square Shopping Center, above The Hop) COST: Free! Do you want to be in at the beginning for the next hot young adult author? Spellbound Children’s […]

Quentin Miller launches run for Buncombe County sheriff

Press release from Quentin Miller for Sheriff: ASHEVILLE — Quentin Miller announced that he is running for Buncombe County Sheriff. Miller, who was born and raised in Asheville, is a registered Democrat and is currently a sergeant with the Asheville Police Department, where he has served since 1994. Miller has not previously sought elected office. “I’m […]

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