For me, Thanksgiving will always be tied with Asheville. Later in December, that’s for traveling back to see my old haunts and my kin. Thanksgiving is something else.
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Fig feeds Thanksgiving dinner to veterans and their families
Fig Bistro in Biltmore Village fed a steady stream of military veterans and their families a Thanksgiving buffet dinner.
Thanksgiving dinner on a paper plate, with a smile
Forty-two volunteers and staff served about 300 people a traditional Thanksgiving meal at Western Carolina Rescue Ministry on Patton Avenue on Wednesday, Nov. 23.
Après-Thanksgiving Updated
Things to do after the feast. With or without visiting family. With or without a four-day weekend.
The Beat: Feeling thankful
The tough economy and higher fuel costs didn’t keep travelers off the roads or out of the skies this Thanksgiving season, which is traditionally the busiest travel time of the year. But sadly, not everyone in Western North Carolina was able to afford the costs of travel – or much of any Thanksgiving celebration at all.
Feral Chihuahuas: “The Thanksgiving Day Massacre”
Local sketch comedy troupe The Feral Chihuahuas put together an ambitious pair of satirical Thanksgiving-themed documentary videos they’re calling “The Thanksgiving Day Massacre.”
A Thanksgiving question: Are turkeys taking over Asheville?
Is the urban turkey phenomenon in Asheville growing out of hand?