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"Good Trouble Lives On" Demonstration and March in Honor of Civil Rights Leader John Lewis

53% Center coverage: 26 sources

"Good Trouble Lives On" demonstration and march in honor of civil rights leader and congressman John Lewis See the Story

Asheville · Asheville

Why was Warren Wilson omitted from NC Helene bill's aid to colleges?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

When a NC legislative conference committee put college relief back in Helene bill, it left out Warren Wilson and Johnson C. Smith. Why was Warren Wilson omitted from NC Helene bill’s aid to colleges? is a story from Carolina Public Press, an award-winning independent newsroom. Our breakthrough journalism shines a light on the critical overlooked and under-reported issues facing North Carolina’s more than 11 million residents. Please consider mak…See the Story

Asheville · Asheville

New project will clean Western North Carolina waterways, one canoe-load at a time – Mountain Xpress

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Last week, the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality and environmental group MountainTrue announced a new initiative to get smaller waterways cleaned up.See the Story

Explore Asheville reports record-breaking year for group sales – Mountain Xpress

Explore Asheville booked 477 total groups compared to 415 last year, a 15% increase from FY 2024.Asheville · Asheville Read Article

Buncombe County seeks Swannanoa residents’ input on future – Mountain Xpress

Buncombe County officials met with Swannanoa residents to find out what they want to see in their community as part of the county’s Comprehensive Plan 2030-2050.Asheville · Asheville Read Article

Around the Region: Cherokee students address environmental issues in youth conservation programs – Mountain Xpress

“Really, what it's about is getting the kids outside and getting them excited about conservation and caring about the environment,” says Katie Tiger, who co-leads the Youth Conservation Club in Cherokee.Environment · Asheville Read Article

Letter: Only apartments and clinics justify cutting urban forest – Mountain Xpress

"Only small, residential apartments, under 3,000 cubic feet per unit, or abortion clinics can justify the destruction of urban forests like UNC Asheville’s, since these can save more forest elsewhere."Abortion · Asheville Read Article

Letter: Waiting for the bus and accountability – Mountain Xpress

"In both cases, there was zero accountability from anyone with the transit authority."Public Transport · Asheville Read Article

Commissioners urge legislators to continue Healthy Opportunities Pilot – Mountain Xpress

“Eliminating this program would force these organizations to reduce services at a time when need remains high, particularly following Hurricane Helene,” the commissioners’ letter reads in part.Hurricane Helene · Asheville Read Article

Artwork lost to Helene finds new life in ‘The Flood Collection’ – Mountain Xpress

After Tropical Storm Helene destroyed art across Asheville, local artist Erica Schaffel launched The Flood Collection to support those affected. The project raised over $250,000 and features lost or damaged works in a book and playing card deck.Asheville · Asheville Read Article

Smart Bets: The Budos Band – Mountain Xpress

The funk/fusion favorites play the first ticketed show at The Grey Eagle's new Hatch Amphitheater on July 19.Asheville · Asheville Read Article

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