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2 weeks ago
Detainee recaptured after escape from Buncombe County jail
Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office reviewing procedures following morning breakout
2 weeks ago
Things to do in Asheville & WNC: Nov. 28-30
Western North Carolina kicks off the holiday season with festive lights, markets and family-friendly events across Asheville, Hendersonville and beyond
2 weeks ago
Fork & Dagger: 828 Family Pizzeria serves slices of heaven in Asheville
Locals still call it Marco’s, and for good reason -- this beloved Asheville spot has served up pizza, comfort food and local brews with timeless appeal since 1994
2 weeks ago
Woman charged with stealing truck from Fletcher warehouse
Henderson County deputies spotted stolen vehicle while on unrelated call
2 weeks ago
Caution urged for Thanksgiving travel on I-40 in Pigeon River Gorge
One lane in each direction, reduced speeds and no shoulders remain in construction zone
2 weeks ago
Marshall to demolish old Town Hall, seeking next location
Following the catastrophic damage suffered by Marshall during Hurricane Helene, the town has been looking to rebuild or relocate many buildings in its downtown area. These assessments include Marshall Town Hall, which officials have announced will be demolished and reconstructed elsewhere.
2 weeks ago
Fill up on Mehfil: Swannanoa food truck offering free Thanksgiving meal
Later this afternoon, Mehfil, a local Indian restaurant, will offer a free meal to the Swannanoa community in celebration of Thanksgiving gratitude.
2 weeks ago
Thanksgiving cold snap to bring dangerous winds to Asheville area
Wind chills in the teens, 55 mph gusts and increased fire danger expected across the mountains
2 weeks ago
Buncombe County unable to send emergency alerts following cyber attack
Buncombe County emergency call, text and email alerts are down following a cyber attack on a third-party vendor, but 911 or emergency response operation have not been affected.
3 weeks ago
Asheville Regional Theater Auditions announced for 8+ local theater companies
The ARTAs will be held Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, 2026 in Asheville. Registration is now open for ATA members at www.ashevilletheateralliance.org. Registration will open for non-members on Jan. 1, if spots remain available.
3 weeks ago
Asheville police use drone, K9 to catch armed robbery suspect
Officers say a drone and K9 team located the armed suspect in a wooded area after a robbery on Tunnel Road
3 weeks ago
Shopping local matters more than ever in Asheville area
Galleries, farmers markets and holiday pop-ups say supporting small businesses is key to rebuilding economy after Tropical Storm Helene
3 weeks ago
Salvage Station salvaged: RAD music venue returns under new roof
The new Salvage Station will be housed inside the former Asheville Waste Paper building, known locally for its iconic graffiti and murals, including a prominent painting of Homer Simpson and Bender from "Futurama" sharing a donut.
3 weeks ago
Cybersecurity issue forces closure of Jackson County schools
District moves to protect sensitive information while technicians restore critical services
3 weeks ago
Mistletoe & Martinis: Free holiday comedy show to support Hands On Asheville-Buncombe
Next month, The Montford Rooftop Bar will host local comedian Cayla Clark for an adults-only evening of cocktails, comedy and community fundraising.
3 weeks ago
Terra Nova Beer Co. to close by year’s end
Owners thank staff and community, encourage customers to visit Asheville, Swannanoa sites before year’s end
3 weeks ago
Thanksgiving without the turkey: Alternative main dishes for a holiday feast
From ham and prime rib to lamb and seafood, here are festive centerpiece ideas for a nontraditional Thanksgiving table
3 weeks ago
City invites public feedback on Azalea, French Broad park projects
The city of Asheville has invited the community to bring their input on two major riverfront recovery projects, the French Broad Riverfront Parks and Azalea Parks and Infrastructure Project, to an open house early next month.
3 weeks ago
Christmas on Main: Downtown Marshall to host ‘old-fashioned street market’
On Dec. 6, downtown Marshall will transform into an affordable street market just in time for Christmas. Over 80 vendors will be in attendance, with town storefronts decked out in holiday regalia all over Main Street.
3 weeks ago
Three ways to be grounded in gratitude this holiday season
As the holidays approach, life starts to speed up with family gatherings, travel plans and end-of-year deadlines. Amid the flurry, it’s easy to lose our sense of steadiness. Yet November also invites something deeper: a reminder to pause, breathe and reconnect with gratitude for the simple things that keep us grounded.
