Early voting statistics from the State Board of Elections (BOE) showed Hurricane Helene did not deter voters in Western North ...

Local reactions to the Israel-Hamas war have stirred strong feelings from Zionists and pro-Palestinian activists. Underlying ...

"Stop the madness. I will never vote for another one of the current Council or mayoral positions who chose to kowtow to the ...

In light of the significant impact caused by Helene, Haywood County has announced a two-year postponement of its countywide property revaluation process. The revaluation, originally scheduled for 2025 ...

ART bus services resumed regular scheduled hours for most bus routes. The N2, 170 and WE1 Eastbound routes have resumed with modifications. Buses are no longer offering flag stop service. ART bus ...

On election night, you’re more likely to learn the results of statewide races that aren’t close or local elections, which involve fewer votes. Here’s what you need to know about when and how results ...

The WNC Mountain Strong Career Expo is free and open to all job seekers from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with no registration required to attend. Free parking vouchers provided, and free co ...

As a back-up option, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has begun an alternative project to treat the water at the North Fork Reservoir. The project includes mobile treatment units and has a slated ...

Asheville Police Department officers arrested a man on multiple charges, including drug possession and carrying a concealed firearm, following crime prevention efforts at an apartment complex over the ...

RADFest 1.0 represents more than just a reopening—it’s a testament to the unwavering spirit of Asheville’s artistic community. The festival will feature both operating studios and temporary exhibition ...

This holiday season, the Grateful Village Holiday Give Back invites the Western North Carolina community to shop, donate, and volunteer in support of local families affected by Hurricane Helene from ...

Go to your assigned polling place on Election Day. Across North Carolina, more than 2,650 polling places will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Voters in line at 7:30 p.m. will be able ...