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Blossman Gas & Appliance marks 75 years of propane service, community commitment

Blossman Gas & Appliance marks 75 years of propane service, community commitment

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Editor’s note, July 24, 2026: Blossman Gas & Appliance’s “Cruisin’ With Blossman” event scheduled for Friday, July 24, has been canceled because of forecasted weather, according to Tim Laster with Blossman Gas. The next “Cruisin’ With Blossman” event is planned for Sept. 25.


ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Blossman Gas & Appliance is celebrating 75 years of providing propane service to families and businesses throughout Western North Carolina.

The family-owned company said the milestone reflects decades of customer relationships, dependable propane service and community involvement across the areas it serves.

Blossman Gas provides propane delivery, propane appliances, installation and service for residential and commercial customers. The company serves a variety of propane needs, including heating, cooking, water heating, fireplaces and outdoor living.

In Asheville, the company’s showroom at 170 Sweeten Creek Road gives customers a place to explore propane appliances, installation options and service needs while connecting with the local Blossman Gas team.

As part of its anniversary year, Blossman Gas will host “Cruisin’ With Blossman” from 6 to 8 p.m. July 24, 2026, at the Asheville showroom, 170 Sweeten Creek Road. The free community event is open to the public and will feature classic cars, music and food trucks.

The event gives Blossman Gas an opportunity to connect with customers and neighbors outside of everyday service while marking its 75th anniversary in the community. Another Cruise-In event is planned for Sept. 25.

As Blossman Gas & Appliance celebrates its 75th anniversary, the company continues to emphasize safety, reliability, customer care and local service in Asheville and throughout Western North Carolina.

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