Asheville Local News

Novant recently announced that it plans to apply to build a 26-bed cancer-focused hospital in Buncombe County.

Hatteras Sky’s new Asheville, North Carolina property, Zelda Dearest, has been named a finalist in the 20th annual HD Awards from Hospitality Design Magazine.

The project has brought together producers, food businesses, schools, and regional partners to increase business opportunities for food and farm businesses in Western North Carolina.

The National Park Service is implementing an increase for camping and other associated fees on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Pollinators are the engine that run healthy habitats. Whether you have a few feet on your apartment balcony or several acres, you can make a difference.

In partnership with Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, Asheville Humane Society, and the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance, an initiative established last year to help reunite pet owners with their missing pets continues.

Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project has released a survey to learn more about how people in Western North Carolina shop for food and why they choose the food they do.

Matthew Bacoate was 30 years old in 1960 when he was recruited to help the organizers of a new tournament for African American golfers to be played at the Asheville Municipal Golf Course.

The Asheville Tourists hit four home runs and bested the Hickory Crawdads 11-6 on Sunday to earn a series split.

EnergizeNC, North Carolina’s Solar for All coalition, has been selected by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for $156 million in funding through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund grant program.

Strawberries are arguably one of the most exciting parts of spring, and they’ve finally arrived at farmers markets! Their natural, refreshing sweetness is synonymous with the season.

Asheville City Council recently approved, as part of council’s agenda, the fourth round of Strategic Partnership Grant Program awards and authorized the City Manager to execute grant agreements.

At a recent Environment and Safety Committee meeting, Asheville Police Department Chief Lamb and Captain Aardema updated committee members on city-wide crime statistics for the first quarter compared to the same quarter in 2023.