Asheville Local News

This year, Asheville’s Annual Holiday Parade will take on a fresh twist as it transforms into a vibrant Holiday Jamboree at Pack Square Park, presented by Bojangles!

For the last three Saturdays of November, LEAF Global Arts will be hosting an Artist ReLEAF Concert series.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, which affected many families and businesses in our community, Flat Rock Playhouse is grateful to announce that the tradition continues with A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas, running Nov. 29 – Dec. 21.

Drive along the French Broad River from Asheville to Marshall, or even farther, and you’ll quickly notice a recurring sight among the ubiquitous debris clogging the river banks: white plastic piping.

Enjoy the crisp fall weather while you are outside for these November chores.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released updated guidance on indoor air quality strategies for preventing the spread of common respiratory viruses in homes, schools, offices, and commercial buildings.

While frozen, a turkey is safe indefinitely. As soon as it begins to thaw, bacteria that may have been present before freezing will begin to grow again.

The Board of Directors of Canopy MLS has unanimously approved making a $200,000 contribution to support relief efforts in the Western Region counties of North Carolina that were impacted by Hurricane Helene.

A new Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) recently opened on Saturday, Nov. 9, in Asheville to assist North Carolina survivors who experienced loss from Tropical Storm Helene. 

Over the years, Mission Health and ABCCM have shared Veterans Day together in celebration of the courage and dedication of veterans everywhere.

You may be used to getting text messages and emails from your boss, which is why a recent texting scam is so effective.

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners continues to work on Hurricane Helene recovery efforts and received an update on that work during its meeting on Nov. 17.

Asheville’s North Fork Reservoir will get another turbidity-reducing mineral treatment next week, as the lake’s murkiness continues to decline.