The second in a series of meetings on a new downtown master plan for Asheville will be held Thursday evening.
This meeting’s focus will be a panel discussion titled “History of Downtown Asheville: Understanding the Context”; it will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the city’s Public Works Building, 161 S. Charlotte St.
A kick-off meeting was held May 8. For an updated schedule of meetings on the Downtown Master Plan, go here.
— Brian Postelle, staff writer
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Why doesn’t city council just go ahead and TELL us what they’ve hired these PR people to try to sell us on and when we speak out, just do it anyway…as usual. This way, we can get the investigations/impeachments/recalls/indictments going and I won’t have to leave Asheville so soon.