Xpress staffer Arenda Manning turns the tables on the Question of the Day, asking you for ideas for future questions. The winning question will be used in a future video, and will land the creator two tickets to the Mountain Xpress Best of Bash at the Orange Peel in Asheville on Dec. 2, 2011.
Xpress staffer Arenda Manning asks what famous or historical figure you’d invite to break bread with you and yours this Thanksgiving.
Reporter Jake Frankel and photographer Bill Rhodes discuss a recent public hearing about the proposed closure of a mail-processing facility in Asheville.
Xpress staffers Lisa and Arenda want to know about your favorite book.
Xpress news reporter David Forbes talks about a new interactive map detailing the migrations to and from Buncombe County.
Xpress staffers Lisa Watters and Arenda Manning ask for a little pre-Thanksgiving cheering up.
Xpress presents this brief overview of the annual holiday parade through downtown Asheville, which is now in its 65th year.
The Hillcrest High-Steppin’ Majorettes and Drum Corps practice in the parking lot of Sim’s Futon Gallery in preparation for the Asheville Holiday Parade.
Xpress food writer Mackensy Lunsford reports on A Taste of Asheville, coffee trucks, the growing use of matcha (green tea) in local foods, and the expansion of the Asheville Pizza Company to a third location.
Xpress staffers Lisa Watters and Arenda Manning pose a question to our readers in this video: You’ve just won $7 million, what do you do on the first day?
Reporter Jake Frankel and beer columnist Anne Fitten Glenn discuss the state of beer business and culture in Asheville.
Xpress staffers Lisa Watters and Arenda Manning pose a question to our readers in this video.
Traveling busker Dan Codispoti covers the classic Hoyt Axton tune “Never Been to Spain” near Pack Square in downtown Asheville.
Rep. Patrick McHenry held his first public event in Asheville since the General Assembly redrew congressional districts to put most of the city in his 10th District, introducing himself to the Council of Independent Business Owners at the group’s Nov. 10 luncheon.
Although this trio of buskers were still several years from being born when “About a Girl” was released on Nirvana’s 1989 debut album ‘Bleach,’ they don’t seem to have a problem getting into it.
Iconic local busker Ian Moore performs his version of the traditional tune “The Furniture Man” on the streets of downtown Asheville.
Barley a week after parting ways with their longtime radio outlet, WWNC, talk show host Matt Mittan and producer Agnes Cheek are set to launch a new online media experiment at mattandagnes.com.
Asheville-based busker Eljebel performs her original tune “Bewildered” in front of the Iron sculpture during Halloween weekend.
Austin-based busker Adam Kobetich plays his version of the traditional tune “Sally Ann.”
Austin-based busker Adam Kobetich performs “Odessa Bulgar” in downtown Asheville.
Bloomington, IN,-based “family band” Blue Cut performed this original tune in advance of their Halloween Fest gig tonight at Jack of Hearts in Weaverville.
