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Asheville Regional Airport is excited to invite the community to its first-ever “Fire Truck and Treat” drop-by, family-friendly event on October 31 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
Biltmore Estate intends to reopen on Saturday, Nov. 2, marking the beginning of its beloved holiday season, Christmas at Biltmore.
A-B Tech Community College reopened for all students and programs on Monday, October 28, following a month-long closure due to impacts from Hurricane Helene.
As consumers across the country prepare for haunted Halloween fun, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is offering tips for selecting and creating safe costumes and home decorations.
The State Board of Elections asked the county boards of elections across North Carolina for common voter questions, concerns, and misconceptions during the first days of in-person early voting
As we move further into the fall season, one like any other we have experienced, apples reach their prime for picking.
UNC Asheville is partnering with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to deliver potable water to its campus. Restoration of safe, drinkable water to UNC Asheville is a critical linchpin in the University’s ability to bring students back to campus.
As of Thursday, October 24, more than 2 million voters had cast ballots in the 2024 general election in North Carolina, according to preliminary State Board of Elections data.
North Carolina’s Next Generation 911 system was put to an unprecedented test with the arrival of Hurricane Helene.
The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service have issued Revenue Procedure 2024-31 PDF and proposed regulations to provide guidance for the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit.
They perished under the most harrowing circumstances: entire families swept away by raging floodwaters, couples tossed out of their homes or crushed as the land underneath gave way, people battling diseases unable to access the treatments that kept them alive.
Ingles Markets, the Asheville-based grocery mainstay of Western North Carolina, sustained severe damage to its distribution center along the Swannanoa River and several supermarket locations when Tropical Storm Helene hit the mountains just over three weeks ago.
Asheville Parks & Recreation has announced a series of events for kids, families, and community members to celebrate Halloween with additional programs in November.
