Asheville, NC News

• Asheville, NC News
• Five-year-old raises $750 for disabled veterans
• Photos:  Roadside memorial for Eryka Phillips
• Buncombe GOP tables security amendment, moves to kick Yelton off committee
• Sierra Club’s ‘Beyond Coal’ campaign takes aim at Asheville-area power plant
• One contentious evening
• Tractor-trailer collides with building in West Asheville
• Solar eclipse – special delivery to Asheville
• Asheville Middle School strings class spring concert slideshow
• Save the date: Andy Summers 24-hour event/Pigstock
• Summer hours
• Memorial Day
• Local residents deliver documents that may show malfeasance in CTS case
• Bob Moog’s birthday honored with Google doodle
• Aerial trapeze set up in River Arts District
• In the blink of an eye: Young stroke victim fights her way back
• Raise for city employees becomes major issue; tax increase narrowly fails
• Keever campaign memos shed light on her primary victory over Bellamy
• LIVE: Coverage of the May 22 Asheville City Council meeting
• Asheville Design Center moves out of College Street location
• SNTD 2012: Community bike ride highlights multimodal progress
• Asheville City Council preview: Missing evidence and squeezed dollars
• Food & new clothing available — Last Call
• Universal joint: UNCA teams with Astronomy Club to build new observatory
• Asheville rolls out first steps in transit overhaul
• “Woven Together” – Historical Exhibit on Marion Manufacturing to Open at UNC Asheville
• More than 300 participate in Asheville’s first walk for lupus
• Missing evidence, concealed report
• Become an official severe-weather spotter: Local institute offers June 2 Skywarn training
• A bigger budget: County may dip into reserves, but no tax hike likely
• Annual We Are Not Bashful march draws about 100
• Tensions erupting among different factions of Buncombe GOP
• Presentation on past and future of Sulphur Springs this Sunday
• Mountain Resources Commission goes on chopping block
• Severe thunderstorm dumps rain on West Asheville
• What’s in, what’s out: A look at Asheville’s new budget
• Garden Market
• Have you seen a bear around campus recently?
• Record number of graduates hear commencement address by Janis Ian
• OFB in the pavilion this week
• Asheville Area Arts Council News for May 15, 2012
• Mission makes new case for Fletcher endoscopy center, but public opposition remains
• UNC Asheville Announces Spring 2012 Chancellor's List and Dean's List Students
• New Art Exhibit to Open at UNC Asheville’s Blowers Gallery
• Asheville Beer Week: on your marks, get ready, drink
• Bryson FreePile Open Wednesday at Noon
• Ron Rash and Charles Frazier to Headline Summer Author Speaker Series at UNC Asheville
• Just Us For All holding fundraiser, march this week to protest LGBT harassment
• Solar pillar and contrails . . . Oh My!
• Summer swimming lessons at the pool
• Mock fatal crash to demonstrate distracted driving at Asheville High School
• Buncombe Commissioners consider budget, personnel polices; approve loan for affordable housing
• Legislature’s back on stage, still carrying some old baggage
• LIVE: Dispatches from the May 15 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• 2012 Windgate Fellows Announced by UNC Asheville's Center for Craft, Creativity and Design
• A week later, effect of Amendment One still unclear
• Summer hours
• Paddle trail grand opening float on French Broad River
• Flash flood watch for Asheville area until late tonight
• Buncombe commissioners preview: Balancing the budget
• Need some layers?
• Not just for cyclists anymore: Strive Not to Drive goes multimodal
• On Sunday: Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Beer City USA 2012 is….at 8:00 a.m. EST still no results
• Images from Friday’s WE DO protest
• Child Watch Tour emphasizes importance of early childhood education
• APD Chief stays mum on evidence room details, looking for new manager
• UNC Asheville Announces May 2012 Graduates
• Information sources on food-borne illness
• Summer hours for the pool and DeVries Gym
• Writers at Home Spring Series Concludes with Readings from "The Great Smokies Review"
• Sunderland parking lot and adjacent spaces to close for Commencement
• Asheville Argus: The Midnight March
• A look at yesterday’s primary through Storify
• State races: Dalton, McCrory will face off for North Carolina governor this fall
• Photos: Impromptu midnight march through downtown opposing Amendment One
• Amendment One loses locally, but poised to win state
• The results: Congressional races
• The results: Buncombe County races
• Primary 2012: Election news and updates
• Leadership Asheville summit at UNCA
• A new hotel?
• Xpress’ election guide
• Election day: Come out of your shell and vote
• Summer library hours
• Native plant sale
• Recognizing seniors committed to service
• Where should the green go?
• More than 22,000 cast early votes in Buncombe County before primary
• Who’s on the ballot? The May 8 primary candidates for the Asheville area
• Leaders of the pack: Leadership Asheville celebrates 30 years of community-focused instruction
• Voting information: Local and state primaries, constitutional amendment
• Two Area Students Receive National Art Awards
• Big Love fills Pack Square
• J.B. Howard, Republican, candidate for chair, Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• UNC Asheville Celebrates 84th Annual Commencement
• Asheville Area Arts Council News - May 2012
• Source of salmonella officially identified as starter culture used in Smiling Hara Tempeh
• Milton Byrd, Democrat, candidate for chair, Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Seven arrested for blocking coal train in Catwaba Couty—with VIDEO
• Michelle Pace Wood, Democrat, candidate for District 3, Buncombe County Commissioners
• David King, Republican, candidate for District 3, Buncombe County Commissioners
• Linda Southard, Republican, candidate for District 3, Buncombe County Commissioners
• David Gantt, Democrat, candidate for chair, Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Terry Van Duyn, Democrat, candidate for District 3, Buncombe County Commissioners
• The Swannanoa Journal via the New York Times
• Jay Bost wins New York Times magazine contest
• The greening of the mountains
• Memorial Day Weekend
• The 8th Asheville Wine Auction And Gala Dinner: Asheville Art Museum, Gets Better With Age
• Photos: Public prayer in the Silent Voices Campaign
• Bothwell slams Rogers over payday loan industry donations
• Local therapy dog nominated for national award
• Mike Fryar, Republican, candidate for District 2, Buncombe County Commissioners
• UNC Asheville’s Great Smokies Writing Program Announces Summer 2012 Workshops
• Photos: Propane Autogas Roadshow at the Biltmore
• UNC Asheville 84th Annual Commencement is May 5; Erskine Bowles, Al Whitesides to Be Honored as 472 Receive Diplomas
• Bill Reynolds, Republican, candidate for Buncombe County District 2
• Ellen Frost, Democrat, candidate for District 2, Buncombe County
• Sign up for the Asheville Airport shuttle–dates and times extended
• Keith Young, Democrat, candidate for District 1, Buncombe County
• Asheville Art Museum Shop Offers Inspiring Gift Ideas For Mother’s Day
• The return of the Friday Garden Market
• Aixa Wilson, Democrat, candidate for District 1, Buncombe County
• Bus stop: Back to normal
• Friday is Play Day
• Mountain Safari
• Asheville Redefines Transit public meetings underway
• Buncombe Commissioners approve rezoning requests, more
• Around 100 march for May Day
• LIVE: Twitter coverage of the May 1 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• JoAnn Morgan, Democrat, candidate for District 2, Buncombe County
• Brownie Newman, Democrat, candidate for District 1, Buncombe County
• Activist protests ahead of May Day rally
• Skateboarding is a crime (for now)
• Carol Peterson, Democrat, candidate for District 2, Buncombe County
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: Zoning out
• Coffee/tea in the library
• Chuck Archerd, Republican candidate for District 3 Buncombe County Commissioners
• WWC Appalachian music student concert
• Health disparities and race: presentation explores case studies and solutions
• Let us eat cake: Our final Community Meeting of the year
• Tracey DeBruhl, Democrat, candidate for District 1, Buncombe County Commissioners
• Meet Patsy Keever, Democrat, 10th Congressional District candidate
• Christina Kelley G. Merrill, Republican candidate for District 2, Buncombe County Commissioners
• Free pile and move-out info for students
• Asheville Middle School 6th graders get dose of ‘Reality Store’
• Randy Flack, Democrat, candidate for District 3, Buncombe County Commissioners
• TODAY and TOMORROW: Academic Capstone Carnival
• TODAY: Auspex release party
• Sage Cafe: End of year 411
• Meet 10th Congressional District candidate Ken Fortenberry, Republican
• Public Programs on Studio Glass scheduled for May + June 2012
• PHOTOS: Men ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ to take a stand against rape
• 10th Congressional District: Rep. Patrick McHenry answers questionnaire
• Photos: Celebration Israel
• Meet Timothy Richard Murphy, Democrat, 10th Congressional District candidate
• 10th Congressional District: Terry Bellamy answers Xpress questionnaire
• Photos: YWCA “Stand Against Racism” in Pritchard Park
• Buncombe Board of Commissioners District 3: Joe Belcher
• Robert Knapp, Republican candidate for District 3, Buncombe County Commissioners
• Beyond the brownfields: New Belgium’s Asheville project means land-use recycling
• Meet 10th Congressional District Republican candidate Don Peterson
• High Drama as Occupy Asheville Takes to the Courts
• Late-April snow? It’s spring in WNC
• New Textile Art Exhibition to Open at UNC Asheville
• State office denies request for APD evidence audit, more local media join push for release
• Nowhere to go
• Asheville Schools apologetic about mandatory religious assembly
• Game on: Keever and Bellamy compete in 10th Congressional District Democratic primary
• Bear safety
• Sacred Acts book launch with Mallory McDuff
• “Write Now” – New Creative Writing Summer Program for High School Students to Debut at UNC Asheville
• On Sunday: A concert of world music and dance
• Helmets available for student use
• Sacred Acts: How Churches are Working to Protect Earth’s Climate
• UNC Asheville to Offer Health and Physical Education Licensure for Teachers
• City will look at end to skateboarding ban, hears water system concerns
• LIVE: Coverage of the April 24 Asheville City Council meeting
• Untitled
• Beyond the brownfields
• Asheville City Council preview: cornucopia edition
• Eat (with) your heart out this Thursday by participating in Dining Out for Life
• New Exhibition, “Crumbs,” to Open at UNC Asheville
• Work on Rankin Avenue today for LAB expansion
• Sign up for the Asheville airport shuttle
• Asheville’s local media unite in call for DA to release evidence room audit
• “Dissolution” – Funerary Urn Art Exhibit to Open at UNC Asheville
• Contract: City due a copy of APD evidence room audit
• Evergreen Charter School receives national green ribbon honor
• The Myth of Global Cooling
• April 30 and May 1: Academic Capstone Carnival
• Asheville Art Museum Announces The 8th Asheville Wine Auction And Gala Dinner
• Mountain Sports Festival 2012
• Asheville Area Arts Council News - April 2012
• District 3 Democratic candidates for Buncombe commission make their pitch
• Let’s write a community poem
• Is your ‘big blue’ spying on you?
• “Miss Representation”: screening and discussion
• Photos: Asheville Sailing Club regatta
• Record number turn out to march against birth defects (Updated with slideshow)
• Photos: Asheville MS Walk at Carrier Park
• Call it something else
• Asheville Chamber of Commerce presents legislative priorities, hears from legislators
• Gubernatorial candidate Bob Etheridge visits Malaprops bookstore
• UNC Asheville Included in Princeton Review’s Green Colleges Guide
• Tacit approval? Minimal attendance for UNCA community meeting on proposed star lab
• Tax tensions emerge in GOP primary for Buncombe commission
• WNC Community Healthcare Initiative releases statement about committee’s decision on COPA
• EPA promised water hookups, not filters, Mills Gap residents say
• Tapas, Egg Foo-Young, Aloo Gobi and more
• April 21: Earth Day and Fiddles & Folklife
• Asheville’s big day in Raleigh
• “Miss Representation”: screening and discussion
• Wanna grow grass? NC State has an app for that.
• YWCA kicks off Stand Against Racism tomorrow
• Day of Silence
• Asheville Habitat for Humanity and Warren Haynes pass keys to ‘jam house’
• UNC Asheville Student Wins Fulbright Scholarship
• Early Voting begins Thursday, April 19, at 11 Buncombe County locations
• Canoe/kayak team tames Tyger competition
• UNC Asheville's Catherine Frank Featured on UNC-TV's "North Carolina People" April 20
• Coach Certification Comes to Asheville
• Adult care homes in Buncombe County remain a concern
• LIVE: Twitter coverage of April 17 County Commissioners meeting
• Wide open:No incumbent in District 3 commissioner races
• Affirmation or discrimination? Council rejects Amendment One
• Glaciating Cirrus Clouds
• UNC Asheville Mathematician Sam Kaplan Honored with Distinguished Teaching Award
• UNC Asheville’s Mark Sidelnick Named Art Educator of the Year
• “Tell Me on a Sunday” – Reuter Center Singers Perform Songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: health and homes
• RENCI at UNC Asheville Hosts Open House on April 20
• The library gets a new roof
• UNC Asheville Honors Alumni, Student Leaders at Special Ceremony
• Sign up for the Asheville airport shuttle
• Important message from the registrar’s office
• WWC Chorale spring concert
• Asheville street people claim stepped up police harrassment of homeless
• April 21: Earth Day and Fiddles & Folklife
• Help for a Riceville Road family
• In new video, N.C. Gov. Bev Perdue says she opposes Amendment One
• HEAR ME OUT, I’m human too
• Sage Circle Block Party schedule
• Give it to MSD, says state water-study committee draft report on Asheville water system
• Rocketman blasts onto red carpet for start of Action Fest 2012
• Dr. Helen Caldicott speaking in Asheville about radiation effects one year after Japan disaster
• Bone marrow donor registry drive
• Sage Circle Block Party schedule
• Mission CEO Ron Paulus says he hopes for no more COPA recommendations
• Joint APD/BCSO press conference on bank robbery suspect Clyde Allen Nixon
• Details of Buncombe County’s incentive package to New Belgium
• Photos: Sen. Burr tours Asheville Thermo Fisher Scientific facility
• WWC Jazz Ensemble performs at Sage Cafe
• Ally Week — Want to lead a workshop?
• UNC Asheville Holds 40th Annual Spring Wildflower and Bird Pilgrimage
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• April 12: Drop Everything and Read Day
• 9 to 5, The Musical at WWC Theatre
• WWC Jazz Ensemble performs at Sage Cafe
• “Revenge of the Electric Car” – Documentary Film Screening at UNC Asheville
• UNCA, Astronomy Club of Asheville announce observatory project
• UNC Asheville Partners with Astronomy Club of Asheville to Build Star-Gazing Lab; Novel Design Has Retractable Roof for Full-Sky Nighttime Viewing
• WWC Farm meat in campus bookstore
• TODAY: Poets Allbery, McLarney to give reading
• Sage Circle Block Party schedule
• Work Crew openings
• April 21: Earth Day and Fiddles & Folklife
• Council unanimously passes resolution opposing Amendment One
• West Asheville tailgate market now open on Tuesday Afternoons
• Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa will be sold to KSL Capital Partners
• “Rounds in the Round” Dance Performance at UNC Asheville
• LIVE: Twitter coverage of April 10 Asheville City Council meeting
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Battle lines being drawn: Amendment One has passions flying
• Six for two: Three Democrats, three Republicans vie for District 2 commissioner seats
• Coloring inside the lines: Redistricting complicates election preparations
• New Belgium chooses Asheville
• Ready, set, VOTE
• Buncombe commissioners: It’s a gas
• Damage to Biltmore Avenue sign
• Asheville City Council preview: Amendment One
• “Why Democracy Needs the Humanities” – Humanities Scholar Martha Nussbaum to Speak at UNC Asheville
• Sage Circle Block Party schedule
• Memorial for the slain at West Asheville crime scene
• UNC Asheville Offers Community Storm Spotter Training Course
• UNC Asheville Hosts 28th Annual Economic Crystal Ball Seminar
• A Century Later, Allan Wolf Brings “Voices from the Titanic” to Life at UNC Asheville
• Timbersports Team
• Book signing and concluding events with Activist-in-Residence Ajarn Sulak Sivaraksa
• Attention May graduates
• Freighthoppers in Sage Cafe
• April 9: Health careers meeting
• Tree Crew tryouts
• One week left: Yearbook contest
• The hockey stick and the climatologist: An evening with Michael Mann
• Blue Ridge Rollergirls season opener draws 2,000 to Ag Center
• Work Crew openings
• Photos: SonRise Community Outreach feeds the hungry, homeless one meal at a time
• Swannanoa Journal: How it’s done at Pisgah Brewing
• CIty of Asheville will give New Belgium $3.5 million in incentives, infrastructure improvements
• Actionfest 2012
• Historical grief and trauma persist in Cherokee people
• Erskine Bowles to Deliver UNC Asheville Commencement Address at May 5 Ceremony
• Health careers meeting
• News from ODL
• Coloring inside the lines: Redistricting complicates election preparations
• Photos: Asheville Homeless Network protests at city hall, visits mayor’s office
• EDC releases statement, comments on New Belgium picking Asheville
• Beer buzz: New Belgium picks Asheville for East Coast brewery site
• Owner of Mike’s Side Pocket surrenders liquor license
• North Asheville Tailgate Market Opens for Season April 14
• Spring storms create a foggy morning
• West Asheville knife spree leaves three — including killer — dead UPDATE
• French Broad River Classique Canoe and Kayak Race
• Stabbing at Mike’s Side Pocket, “no current danger to the public”
• Beer buzz: Workers, troopers seen at rumored New Belgium location; Gov. Perdue to make announcement
• Functional and Decorative Art and Ceramics for Sale at UNC Asheville
• Putting a price tag on Sunday bus service, staff raises, and more
• At annual ozone-season kickoff, TVA officials pitch clean-air initiatives
• City workers at rumored New Belgium location
• How Cuban voices get heard after 53 years of dictatorship
• UNC Asheville Hosts “Speak-Out” on Sexual Harassment
• 4th Annual Grovewood Easter Egg Hunt
• Highlights from the April 3 meeting of the Buncombe commissioners
• Asheville hosts forum on Growing the Appalachian Food Economy
• Experts on Appalachian Trail and Blue Ridge Parkway to Speak at N.C. Center for Creative Retirement
• LIVE: Dispatches from the April 3 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• April 4: Work Day
• Plants and Healers of Appalachia
• Christian/Buddhist interfaith sunrise ceremony in the Formal Gardens
• Work Day post office hours
• Work Day pool hours
• A race indeed: Three Democrats face off in register of deeds primary
• New game: Five Democrats seek District 1 commissioner seats
• Ready, set, VOTE
• Dreaming in digital
• Activist-in-Residence Sulak Sivaraksa schedule: April 2-10
• Asheville featured in Obama energy ad
• UNC Asheville Provides Free Tax Preparation Help
• Enviro cleanup, pre-construction continues at former junkyard on the river
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: Gassing up
• Buncombe County Emergency Management hosts full-scale search practice
• VIDEO: Republican candidates for Buncombe commission make their pitch (District 3)
• On Monday: Internationally-recognized peace activist to speak in Canon
• “Climate Wars” author Michael Mann to speak April 3
• Nominations open for Forum convener (staff) and board of trustees (staff)
• April 4: Work Day
• How Cuban voices get heard after 53 years of dictatorship
• Library hours on Work Day
• WCQS board — financial stability and ratings increase
• Local group will help index 1940 U.S. Census, encourages others to get involved
• Swannanoa Journal: We’re all in the same boat
• April 4: Work Day
• 2012 Western NC Orchid show at the Arboretum through tomorrow with slideshow
• VIDEO: Republican candidates for Buncombe commission make their pitch (District 2)
• Photos:  Peace Walk mirrors London event
• LIVE: Dispatches from the Buncombe Republican Party Convention
• Asheville Art Museum Presents The Essential Idea: Robert Motherwell’s Graphic Works
• Coming Out of the Shadows rally supports undocumented workers
• Silk Shibori Exhibition by Michael Smith to Open at UNC Asheville
• N.C. Agriculture Commissioner to Lead Local Food Forum at Sherrill Center
• New Media 11th Annual Juried Student Exhibition at UNC Asheville
• A few of my favorite things . . .
• “Codes Are Everywhere!”- 2012 Parsons Lecture at UNC Asheville
• The Atlantic highlights Asheville’s downtown revitalization as model for future
• “Cherokee Journey to Forgiveness and Healing” – Patricia Grant to Speak at UNC Asheville
• On Monday: Internationally-recognized peace activist to speak in Canon
• Alton B. Pfaff Cup nominations
• Asheville Area Habitat Dedicates Home in Shiloh
• Community Sustainable Agriculture Fair at Grove Arcade
• Forester’s Ball
• Governance newsletter
• Final hearing set on Asheville water; annexation law found unconstitutional
• Witnesses question APD’s account of Montford crash
• Tuckasegee River, biodiversity, revives after dam removal two years ago
• April 4: Work Day
• Council passes digital billboard restrictions, endorses future ban
• Biographer of Tryon-born Singer and Civil Rights Figure Nina Simone to Speak at UNC Asheville
• LIVE: Coverage of the March 27 Asheville City Council meeting
• Place your BIDs: Property owners propose downtown business improvement district
• Two new: Commissioners take first steps to replace aging schools
• Agree to disagree: Brevard College hosts 11th Congressional District candidate debate
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• White-nose syndrome confirmed in bats in abandoned Haywood County mine
• Asheville City Council tackles digital billboard rules tonight
• WNC Green Building Council hosts March 28 lecture on sustainable urbanism
• Alton B. Pfaff Cup nominations
• Debra Kiliru’s farewell
• Two months later, District Attorney still won’t release evidence room records
• Crowd shows up for discussion on skateboarding, noise rule changes
• Great star show this evening in the western sky
• UNC Asheville and Asheville Area Chamber Host "Thank You Asheville" Rally March 27
• Spring chili cook-off
• Push for more restrictive noise rules goes to Council committee today
• March 28: Spring break trip photo exhibit opening
• Forester’s Ball
• Study Abroad in 2012-2013: We need your help
• Swannanoa Journal: The significance of local (and global) watersheds
• Noted climate change author will speak at UNCA Tuesday, April 3
• Biologists confirm white-nose syndrome in Great Smoky Mountains National Park bats
• Work Crew openings
• The nation’s only civilian mobile hospital is based here in WNC
• In the library: celebration of faculty authors
• Work Crew Job Fair
• March 26: Service Crew openings and open house
• Bothwell and Hill face off at Brevard College debate, differ on Amendment One
• Speaker of the House Thom Tillis speaks at CIBO luncheon
• LIVE: Twitter coverage of Democratic candidate 11th Congressional District debate
• Spring has sprung!
• Spring meat sale
• In the library: celebration of faculty authors
• Work Crew Job Fair
• Apply to Preston House by Friday, March 23
• Missing cushions in the chapel
• Exhibiton - Artworks Project Space: Hoss Haley, Cycle
• Exhibition - Ancient Forms, Modern Minds: Contemporary Cherokee Ceramics
• Exhibition - Fire on The Mountain: Studio Glass In Western North Carolina
• Prime Time: New Media Juried Exhibition
• Holladay found guilty of resisting arrest, not guilty of public disturbance
• Spring pool hours
• Seniors: Save the date
• Noted Climate Scientist Michael Mann to Speak April 3 at UNC Asheville; Nobel-Prize-Winning Researcher to Discuss New Book "The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars"
• Study Abroad in 2012-2013: We need your help
• Andy Cohen and Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton at Sage Cafe
• Passover Seder
• Commissioners take initial action to build two new schools in Asheville, vote to study construction
• LIVE: Dispatches from the March 20 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• Climb with the Tree Crew
• Fair trade?
• Second cut
• Flashback
• Andy Cohen and Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton at Sage Cafe
• Movie: Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for our Time
• Inside out: The rise and fall of Occupy Asheville’s encampments — with slideshow
• Buncombe commissioners preview: Back to school
• Two 2-credit classes added to term 4 schedule
• In the library: celebration of faculty authors
• North Carolina earns a C- on corruption risk report card
• Asheville city attorney asks for more time to decide on clear-cutting lawsuit
• Bulldog nation welcomes back the UNCA men’s basketball team
• More than three hundred bicycles make streets green for a day
• Rainbow over watershed and a little drive on the Parkway
• Traffic stalled on I-26
• “Critical Race Theory and Education” – Gloria Ladson-Billings Offers Lecture at UNC Asheville
• UNC Asheville to Host Regional Science Olympiad Tournament
• UNC Asheville's Athletics Program Recertified by NCAA
• UNCA comes close, but Syracuse tops Bulldogs 72-65
• MoveOn.org demands mortgage relief at Pres. Obama’s campaign headquarters
• Spring’s scattered thunderstorms return to the mountains
• Photos:  Occupy Asheville’s “Tyrannicide Day” March
• LIVE: Twitter coverage of UNCA’s NCAA basketball game against Syracuse
• Movie: Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for our Time
• Freedom of Information Day–add your 2 cents
• Andy Cohen and Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton at Sage Cafe
• First mowing of the season
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Next UNC Asheville Open House Set for March 24
• Photos/audio:  Basilica of Saint Lawrence
• Executive director of ABCCM to speak in D.C. about local success with helping homeless veterans
• A minute of frogs and sunset
• Council discusses joining clear-cutting lawsuit
• Veterans for Peace protest in Pack Square
• LIVE: Coverage of the March 13 Asheville CIty Council meeting
• Paradise and parking lots
• The conservative card: Forum features GOP 10th District congressional candidates
• EPA adds the CTS of Asheville site to its Superfund roster
• Asheville Downtown Association releases video presentation about water system
• UNC Asheville’s Annual F-Word (Feminist) Film Festival Returns March 21-26
• Asheville City Council preview: reporting for duty
• Flashback: A little history about timbering in local watersheds
• Analysis paralysis? CTS, EPA sign new agreement; residents charge agency fraud
• Horses graze in River Arts District
• HATCH festival won’t be held in Asheville this year
• Educated, high rent, low pay: an economic snapshot of Buncombe
• Meet the woman running against Nathan Ramsey: Susan Wilson
• April 4: Work Day
• Shall we dance? NCAA Selection Committee says “yes”
• Family of missing Asheville mother sends out video plea
• Photos:  Fukushima disaster remembered at protest against nuclear power
• Thursday’s full moon with geese
• Fate of Bent Creek property may play unspoken role in water system dispute
• Protesters March Downtown
• Work Crew Job Fair
• Grammy Winner Mavis Staples to Perform at UNC Asheville
• UNC Asheville Board of Trustees to Meet March 23
• Bike of the Irish 2012 set for St. Patrick’s Day
• Pool spring break hours
• 5th annual Pi(e) Day
• Rah! RAH! Sis-Boom BAH!
• 5th annual Pi(e) Day
• DeVries spring break hours
• Local Business and Organizations to Participate in UNC Asheville Internship and Job Fair
• Behind the scenes of the Hunger Games
• Writers at Home Series Continues with Readings by UNC Asheville Scholarship Winners
• State notes: water study hearing, redistricting costs, billboards in court, and would-be governors
• A difficult dance: Council, Occupy seek elusive common ground
• Instrumentalist needed for “9 to 5″
• Riverside and NEMAC Leverage Data and Visualization with Decision Support Technology
• Muslim Pacifist and Human Rights Lawyer Arsalan Iftikhar to Lecture at UNC Asheville
• Photos:  Asheville Blogger Society kickoff meeting
• VIDEO: Rep. Patrick McHenry and GOP primary challenger Ken Fortenberry discuss the economy
• United/divided
• Conscious Party
• Signing off
• Election 2012: Who’s in the running
• UNC Asheville Offers GRE Prep Courses Beginning March 19
• The Roma, Before and After the Holocaust – New Photo Exhibit at UNC Asheville
• The 2012 Green Building Directory hits the stands March 7
• April 4: Work Day
• New recycling cans mean ‘No More Sorting’ in Asheville
• UNC Asheville to Participate in Statewide Tornado Drill; Will Test Emergency Sirens on March 7
• Spring break library hours
• Asheville City Hall this afternoon
• Tree work at Ransom
• Young Republicans hosts Buncombe candidates, game-show style
• Need a ride to the airport?
• McHenry and Fortenberry faceoff at BCGOP forum; McHenry wins straw poll
• Case dismissed, but it’s not over yet: Small growers vow to fight Monsanto
• UNCA repeats top spot in Big South Conference… UPDATED with slideshow
• LIVE: Dispatches from the GOP NC-10 congressional candidate forum
• Free tea/coffee in the library
• VIDEO: Tai chi at Asheville Terrace
• Celebrate International Women’s Day
• UNCA Mens basketball to the Big South final again
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates five homes
• LIVE: tweets from tonight’s debate about religion in Buncombe schools
• Have you seen the bamboo screens from Canon?
• APD’s new police chief speaks to local business leaders
• Campus surplus sale preview for staff and faculty
• Six Xpress stories and projects named in 2011 N.C. Press Association awards
• UNC Asheville Offers Effective Teacher Training Classes
• New APD Chief William Anderson sworn in
• Firehouse Subs donates public safety gear to Asheville and Henderson County
• Scrambled eggs–Can wildlife provide clues about birth defects in humans?
• Hungry city: Asheville area country’s 3rd worst in food hardship
• Duke Religion Scholar to Present at UNC Asheville: “Johnny Cash in the Holy Land: Christian Zionism and American Popular Culture”
• New Exhibition, “Now but Not Yet,” to Open at UNC Asheville’s Cooke Gallery
• The word of the season is . . . variability
• JoAnn Morgan announces run for Buncombe Board of Commissioners
• Scenic NC requests legal block to new tree cutting in billboard zones
• Free tea/coffee in the library
• 5th annual Pi(e) Day
• Feb. 27-March 2: International Programs Week
• City may support tree-cutting lawsuit; approves Lenoir-Rhyne campus
• LIVE: Coverage of the Feb. 28 Asheville City Council meeting
• Perfectly clear: New billboard rules allow increased tree cutting
• Hands off! Residents, officials give legislators an earful over water system
• Home rule: Buncombe Commissioners nix Bee Ridge rezoning request
• Asheville City Council preview: Signs and colleges
• It’s official: Bellamy files paperwork for congressional run
• Off limits: WWC soccer fields
• How to help the men who lost their home to a fire on Friday
• Glenda Weinert announces run for Buncombe County Commission chair
• Internship focus group dinner
• Volunteers working with Asheville city staff on runoff in park
• Sustainability in Mexico
• Feb. 27-March 2: International Programs Week
• VIDEO: Men strut in stilettos to fight sexual violence
• Photos:  Black History Expo
• Dr. Peery analyses impact of redistricting in WNC
• Buncombe County Sheriff looking for older white male in Enka RBC Bank robbery
• Campus Recycling: Bring it on
• POSTPONED: Chili cookoff
• Teens prepare healthy halftime snack for UNCA basketball fans
• Recycled Art Show
• Sustainability in Mexico
• John Lane: Paddle to the Sea
• The weather seesaw returns
• Public gives legislators an earful on water system
• Campus Recycling Center accepting more items
• Perfectly clear: New billboard law allows increased tree cutting
• U.S. Postal Service will reportedly close its Asheville mail processing facility
• LIVE: Coverage of the state water-system forum
• NC House committee issues subpeonas to compel EPA officials to testify on CTS
• Great opportunity to visit NC Museum of Art
• New Exhibition, “Artistic Diversity in Fiber,” at UNC Asheville
• Library: vandalized books and attempted theft
• Climate data and more: Locus Technologies and UNCA’s NEMAC announce alliance
• Recycled Art Show
• Asheville Art Museum Welcomes Pianist John Cobb and Violinist Jason Posnock to Perform in Pianoforte Concert Series
• Activist panel: ‘passion is key’
• Buncombe Commissioners vote ‘no’ on mobile homes; Byrd challenges Gantt for board chair
• City will bring forward hotel offer on Haywood St. properties in March
• Want to do service at MANNA Food Bank?
• LIVE: Commissioners consider rezoning request, more
• “Our Voices, Our Stories” – UNC Asheville Hosts Multi-Media Exhibit Conveying Immigrants’ Experiences
• Quick study
• Time’s up
• Totally Tubular
• Locus Technologies Forms Alliance with UNC Asheville’s NEMAC to Advance Cloud Software Solutions in the Areas of Weather, Climate Change Data, GIS, and Visualization Technologies
• Ash Wednesday service
• Moffitt under fire about water system: highlights from the Mountain Voices Alliance forum
• February 26: Buddhist-style potluck
• LIVE: Coverage of Mountain Voices Alliance water-system forum
• Buncombe commissioners preview: More mobile homes coming to Reynolds?
• Theatre UNCA to Perform Molière’s “Tartuffe”
• Freesia McKee wins prize at writing center conference
• Postal workers, protesters rally this afternoon against service cuts
• Campus communications resources
• The Vagina Monologues
• February 26: Chili cookoff
• Presidents Day: Campus Post Office closed
• U.S. CELLULAR ANNOUNCES THAT ASHEVILLE IS NEXT IN LINE TO EXPERIENCE 4G LTE SPEEDS
• Mardi Gras parade brings color to gray downtown Asheville day
• Chilean indigenous movement
• Obama campaign office now open on South French Broad Avenue
• Java for Justice benefit kicks off today
• Where is winter? Look to the polar vortex
• Occupy Asheville camp cleared, three arrested
• April 21: Earth Day and Fiddles & Folklife
• Democrats running for congress in 10th District make their case
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Creating a Lifelike Virtual Lincoln
• Live: coverage of the Occupy Asheville camp eviction
• Last sunrise at City Hall for Occupy Asheville
• At long last, a winning season
• Presidents Day: Campus Post Office closed
• Celebrate The 50th Anniversary Of Studio Glass With The Asheville Art Museum
• Changes celebrated at Buncombe County Health and Human Services Department
• World Champion of the Digital Accordion to Play with UNC Asheville Jazz Ensembles
• Don’t look now, but your polls are trailing
• Poet and Novelist Sandra Cisneros to Speak March 2
• Navy patrol plane doing touch-and-go landings at Asheville Regional Airport
• New Ingles superstore for Mills River under construction
• Debate Club interest meeting tonight
• Today: Lunch with Ian Robertson and Forum meeting
• Community Activism, Art and Activism are Subjects of Panel Discussions at UNC Asheville
• Council gives Occupy Asheville camp Feb. 17 deadline, supports keeping water system
• LIVE: Dispatches from the Asheville City Council meeting
• Asheville City Council preview: the Valentine’s Day edition
• Up from slavery
• Space race
• Boxed in
• From Boots to Books
• New spiritual life groups on campus
• February 26: Chili cookoff
• Get real. Get tested.
• Flooded with interest: Water-system forum attracts more than 200
• Black women in American culture and history
• LIVE: Coverage of League of Women Voters water-system forum
• Calling all students, faculty, staff and alumni: Let’s start a conversation
• Greenpeace activists raise banner on Progress plant smokestack; arrests ensue
• Greenpeace hoists “stop destroying mountains” banner at local Progress Energy plant
• Whilden challenges Moffitt to rematch, will run for NC House
• BREAKING:  Greenpeace activists breach security at Lake Julian power plant
• Kevin King announces run for Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Photos:  Downtown Closings and Relocations
• A cold, snowy day in Asheville: Dispatches from the Twitterverse
• Lexington Avenue Brewery to open new taproom/restaurant, expand production
• Asheville celebs and officials take Polar Bear Plunge
• Sage Cafe is Dynamite
• Calling all students, faculty, staff and alumni: Let’s start a conversation
• Buncombe County creates webpage to help voters find their district
• Terry Van Duyn announces run for Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Feedback meetings: Service requirement change
• Labor Secretary Harris Visits AvL Technologies
• Statewide Out of Control tour stops in West Asheville
• Ellen Frost announces run for Buncombe Board of Commissioners
• PHOTOS: UNC Asheville dumpster dives into waste reducing competition
• Big changes coming to Lexington and Rankin avenues
• Western North Carolina Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition
• Asheville Art Museum Presents Homage2
• Shuler’s Chief of Staff Hayden Rogers will run for congress
• South Florida businessmen buy two iconic Asheville buildings
• It’s a date: Water study committee comes to town on Feb. 23
• When law meets sustainability: an interview with Janelle Orsi
• City staffer received no complaints about newspaper boxes during past year *UPDATED*
• Community book sale a success
• Campus communications resources
• Don’t miss it: ELC Internship applications due Feb. 8
• UNC Asheville Praised by Princeton Review for Academic Excellence, Personal Approach
• Retreat and advance
• A rather curious community meeting
• From Andalusia to WNC
• Which tree do I see?
• Buncombe Commissioners cancel Feb. 7 meeting
• Do you like consent? Do you not like consent? Want to talk about it?
• Occupy Asheville camp among the last in the country
• McHenry ranks near bottom in National Environmental Scorecard
• Spring 2012 break trip applications available online
• Feedback meetings: Service requirement change
• Mardi Gras nears — the king and queen await your pleasure
• No decisions yet on Charlotte Street corridor improvements, city staff say
• Online video series helps shoppers make healthy choices
• City hosts community meeting to consider Charlotte Street changes
• Shady Grove courtyard garden demolished
• Student art show submissions
• It’s official: Jones will seek second term on Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• A Full Season of Student Performances with UNC Asheville’s Music Department
• This summer: Taglit-Birthright Israel with N.C. Hillel
• Get real. Get tested.
• Asheville Barhopper starts hopping
• Sunday open thread
• Retreat and advance: Commissioners set priorities for 2012
• Highlights of the Asheville City Council retreat
• Water and politics mix at CIBO issues breakfast
• UNC Asheville Offers SAT Prep Course Beginning February 20
• Next “Writers at Home” Showcases Three from UNC Asheville’s Master of Liberal Arts Program
• Patton Avenue Bank of America branch to close June 6
• Small-town basketball with big-time charm
• Live: Coverage of Asheville City Council’s retreat
• Dusty Benedict: A Retrospective 1960′s-Present
• Bluegrass First Class
• Heart of the Issue Workshop applications available through Feb. 7
• Asheville Middle School 7th graders say Gung Hay Fat Choy!
• PHOTOS AND VIDEO: Historic Pearson house demolished
• Pagan mom live-tweets Buncombe Board of Ed debate on religious activities in schools
• City staff broaches possible restrictions on newspaper boxes
• Steven L. Solnick named 7th president of Warren Wilson College
• Rep. Heath Shuler won’t seek re-election, will retire from Congress
• Saturday: Swim meet
• Ceramic Artists Alice Ballard and Roger Dalrymple to Open Exhibit, Lead Workshop at UNC Asheville
• New contamination emerges in Mills Gap; neighbors await municipal water hookups
• Author of “Moral Minority: Our Skeptical Founding Fathers” to Speak at UNC Asheville
• W is for water – not winter (apparently) in WNC
• Community meeting on race
• Spring 2012 break trip applications available online
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Natasha Trethewey to Read at UNC Asheville
• ELC Internship Program: deadline moved to Feb. 8
• Farm Freezer Sale: Friday, Feb. 3
• Masters of the flat-picked guitar
• Looking for something new to read?
• Feedback meetings: Service requirement change
• FAFSA and free candy
• Nina Lantis thanks the WWC community
• Super Saturday Classes for Grades 3-8 Begin March 17
• A message from Andrew Pulsifer
• Question: Rate of readmission
• Missing from the Chapel meditation room
• Looking for something new to read?
• Agreement Reached in Basketball Tourney Hosting
• From Asheville’s Basilica of St. Lawrence to New York City’s Grand Central Station – Tile Work by Guastavino is Subject of Lecture at UNC Asheville
• Sign Up to Serve
• Campus communications resources
• District Attorney Ron Moore keeping evidence room audit results under wraps
• Scrutiny of Asheville water system begins today in Raleigh
• Sunday open thread
• Jim Lauer’s retirement
• Over 200 march to Asheville federal building to protest corporate personhood
• NC lawmakers hear testimony from DENR, CTS neighbors on contamination case
• NC fails when it comes to tobacco control, says American Lung Association
• UNC Asheville Guest Lecture: “Girls’ Athletics in Ancient Greece”
• Where the trees are in WNC
• Auditions: “9 to 5,” the musical
• Locals gather to demand federal investigation into banking industry
• UNC Asheville Announces Fall 2011 Chancellor's List and Dean's List Students
• WWNC picks Pete Kaliner to replace Mittan as new afternoon host
• Red Cross blood drive
• UNC Asheville Announces December 2011 Graduates
• FAFSA and free candy
• Chinese New Year Celebration
• Campus communications resources
• “State of the Black Student” Highlights Black History Month at UNC Asheville
• ELC Internship Program
• Buncombe Commissioners approve new rules to curb light pollution
• LIVE: Twitter coverage of the Jan. 17 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• Now what?
• Food and shelter
• Pay to stay
• Crafty kids
• A blast of cold air
• Forum meeting: Wednesday, January 18
• Mr. Smith gone to Washington?
• Cultural Conversations With The Asheville Symphony Orchestra And Asheville Art Museum
• Asheville Art Museum Celebrates The Inaugural Exhibition Of The New Media Gallery With A Preview Party: Ready For Prime Time
• Me, myself and my major
• Nearly 1,000 participate in Asheville MLK peace walk
• Buncombe commissioners preview: Lighting the way
• EPA rejects CTS plan for soil sampling; says more robust plan needed for Mills Gap site
• MLK Challenge
• Landfills, power plant among five top greenhouse-gas emitters near Asheville
• South Asheville’s long-lived Iannucci’s Pizza still baking after more than 30 years
• Triad Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration schedule
• Sunday open thread
• Patton Avenue Pet Co.,  El Kimchi co-host Korean-taco-loving, dog-loving grand opening
• Healthy knowledge: whooping cough and you
• Rep. Moffitt will chair committee to review handling of CTS site
• William Anderson is Asheville’s new police chief
• UNC Asheville’s Health Fair attracts about 450, informs and educates in the process
• Legislative committees focus on Asheville, Buncombe County
• Contra reports, Occupy Asheville encampment will stay
• What to do with our water system? An interview with North Carolina Rep. Tim Moffitt
• ELC Internship Program
• Big South Conference FAQ
• Pianist Kimberly Cann to Perform at UNC Asheville’s Lipinsky Auditorium
• Celebration of Callum Robertson’s life
• Library hours for Monday, January 16
• UNC Asheville’s Center for Jewish Studies Presents Poet and Zen Buddhist Priest Norman Fischer
• Art Opening: “Vantage Point” – Exhibition by UNC Asheville’s Student Art Organization
• Cardio/weight interval class
• “Caprice” – Exhibition by Russian Artist Vasily Polevoy at UNC Asheville
• Pack Square restroom construction started
• Buncombe County Commissioners consider rules that could curb light pollution
• Buncombe commissioners, staff clash over worker compensation
• Council signs off on more fresh food markets, affordable housing loans
• One woman had a dream; local MLK Jr events are now 31 years old
• Celebration of Callum Robertson’s life
• Follow live Twitter coverage of the Jan. 10 Asheville City Council meeting
• Michelle Pace Wood announces candidacy for Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Asheville City Council preview: Of camps and churches
• Bridge of sighs
• Erwin High students feeling the pinch
• Catch Orion’s belt
• Big Idea: On the job
• Roving retrospective
• Big Idea: Straight talk about unemployment/underemployment
• Big Idea: Power to the ’hood: Pelly aims to boost Asheville’s neighborhoods
• Big Idea: Helping kids
• Big Idea: Making Asheville affordable, sustainable and prosperous
• Big Idea: Five steps to reducing poverty
• Big Idea: Managing downtown/defending Asheville’s water
• Big Idea: First things first
• Big Idea: Equal rights for all
• St. Lawrence Basilica offers $2 million for city property
• “Come Together and Create” – Martin Luther King Jr. Week Brings Campus and Community Together for Celebration of the Arts
• MLK Challenge
• Signs of the times: Billboard campaign promotes acceptance of immigrants
• The root of the problem: City replaces trees to save sidewalks
• UNC Asheville to host second annual Health Fair this Thursday, open to the public
• UNC Asheville Hosts Second Annual Health Fair at Kimmel Arena
• WE DO campaign expands to South Carolina
• Conservation Scorecard: Reps. Keever and Fisher rank high, Moffitt low
• Camping ban back on Council agenda, but probably won’t face vote
• K. Ray Bailey won’t seek reelection to Board of Commissioners in 2012 *UPDATED*
• January “Writers at Home” Features Prose Readings by Diverse Authors
• UNC Asheville's National Juried Drawing Exhibition Opens January 13
• Satellite image shows snow, clear skies for this eve’s orbit of the International Space Station
• Local firefighters launch website to raise money for family of Capt. Jeff Bowen
• Children and school namesake tour new Koontz Intermediate School
• Talk by Author and Artist damali ayo to Highlight Martin Luther King Jr. Week at UNC Asheville
• Planning and Zoning wrangles over digital billboards, directs staff on new rules
• Live Twitter coverage of Planning and Zoning consideration of digital billboards
• Triad Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• Unemployment dropped in Asheville area in November
• Buncombe Commissioners request Smoky Park Bridge be renamed in honor of Captain Jeff Bowen
• Instead of ban, Council committee recommends permit process for Occupy Asheville campers
• Kiplinger's Ranks UNC Asheville among the Best Values in Public Colleges
• Live Twitter coverage of the Jan. 3 Buncombe Commissioner’s meeting
• Live Twitter coverage of Public Safety meeting about Occupy Asheville camping rules
• Big Ideas for 2012: Once and future things ...
• Community economics
• Thinking big by doing little
• 2012 wishlist
• Working to get conservatives elected in 2012
• Local money
• Managing downtown/defending Asheville’s water
• Not one, but four master fiddlers
• Live Twitter updates on tonight’s snow
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: 2012 edition
• Battles and backlash: Local author Bill Forstchen on Newt Gingrich, politics and history
• Bees, chickens and recirculating aquaculture: Urban homesteading at Ashevillage Institute (video)
• What’s the Big Idea? Some thoughts for Asheville in 2012
• Goodbye Asheville Civic Center, hello U.S. Cellular Center
• Job fair brings over 2,000 seeking work
• Bothwell proposes moving the city of Asheville’s money to local banks
• Posana Cafe gets even greener with new solar hot-water system
• Pelly seeking new committee, increased role for neighborhoods in city
• Annual Winter Warmer Beer Festival!
• Devon Gayles wanted for murder
• Admission office to offer special holiday break tour Dec. 28
• Welcome to our new Warren Wilson students arriving in January
• Tired system?: Someone’s dumping scrap tires in the River District
• Asheville Art Museum Presents Traditions in Cherokee Basket Making, with Cherokee Storyteller Davy Arch + Live Basket Making Demonstration
• New Year's Celebration 2012
• Asheville Chamber signs deal to sell 45% of its Montford office to Lenoir-Rhyne University (UPDATED)
• Heads up: Legislative hearings involving Asheville water system begin
• APD looking for break-in suspects
• Activists hold memorial for homeless
• Rumors still brewing: Latest Twitter dispatches on New Belgium’s interest in RAD
• Tomorrow’s solstice marks the first day of winter
• Sign of the times: Billboard campaign aims to promote acceptance of immigrants
• Belay on!
• Preoccupied
• Hit the slopes
• Holiday gas prices up from last year, down from May high
• MFA Program for Writers schedules January public readings, lectures
• N.C. Center for Creative Retirement at UNC Asheville to Receive $2 Million Endowment from the Bernard Osher Foundation of San Francisco
• Marchers protest immigration arrests at Shogun Buffet
• Psycho Santa toy run benefits kids at Eliada Home
• First Commencement at Kimmel Arena Celebrates 222 December UNC Asheville Graduates
• Conservancy nonprofit SAHC purchases Spear Tops Mountain tract in Avery County
• List reveals who’s assessing candidates for Asheville’s next police chief
• Steven L. Solnick: 7th President of Warren Wilson College
• Interferometer Receivers Mounted on PARI Telescopes
• ELC internships
• Biltmore Estate completes huge solar array
• Garden market – Friday, 11-1
• Winter break hours: gym, pool, computing services, bookstore
• Christina Merill joins race for Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Closed: stairway from Orr Cottage to FMTS
• UNC Asheville Foundation and TD Bank Agree to Sale/Purchase of Former Health Adventure Property; Transfer will be Combined Sale and Gift
• Sierra Nevada reportedly considering 50-acre site on French Broad River
• National study finds economic incentives don’t create jobs
• Survey: Asheville area 13th worst in the nation for finding a job
• December 14: Cookies and carols in the Chapel
• Winter break library hours
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• LIVE: Coverage of Dec. 13 Asheville City Council meeting
• Asheville City Council preview: Of camps, contracts and apartment complexes
• Hit the slopes
• Building momentum
• Changing of the guard
• Occupy Asheville prepares for City Council meeting
• Farm Freezer Sale: December 15
• Help Spot run: What to do about that chained dog
• Henderson County commissioners pass incentives for unnamed company rumored to be Sierra Nevada
• NC’s first solar vehicle charging station dedicated
• Occupy Asheville to oppose city’s proposed camping ordinances
• Beer Region, USA? Is Henderson County considering incentives for Sierra Nevada?
• First-Ever Commencement at Kimmel Arena to Honor December Graduates
• Mehndi (henna) tattoo holiday celebration
• Holly Jones blasts county budget process and personnel policy
• A basic guide to the new Buncombe County district election system
• Is it for Sierra Nevada? Henderson County board to hold public hearing on incentives package Dec. 12
• Council will vote on camping ban, aimed at Occupy Asheville
• Warren Haynes dedicates fifth annual ‘Jam House’
• Battery of activists and legislators vie for redistricting reform
• Register for winter break shuttle
• WNC legislators recognized for their work on redistricting reform
• Paul Thorpe, remembered
• Fletcher/Village parking area closed over winter break
• Winter weather and road conditions
• Despite job losses, Asheville area unemployment declined in October
• Herb Crew winter sale
• NOAA meteorologist offers seasonal forecast for WNC winter
• Cookies and carols in the Chapel
• In the library: free coffee & tea
• Council selects Esther Manheimer as Vice Mayor, new members sworn in
• Buncombe Commissioners pass quarter-cent sales-tax increase
• Grim forecast overshadows WNC budget briefing
• LIVE: Coverage of Dec. 6 Council organizational meeting
• LIVE: Coverage of the Dec. 6 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• Buncombe County begins demolishing CTS building in Mills Gap
• Planting a seed
• Deck the boughs of someone else’s trees
• UNC Asheville's Great Smokies Writing Program Announces Spring Workshops
• Buncombe commissioners preview: To levy or not to levy (the quarter-cent sales-tax increase)
• Asheville City Council preview: Who’s going to be Vice Mayor?
• “Absence as Presence,” Photography Exhibit by Gabriela Knox Opens at UNC Asheville
• Forest Service honors two local scientists
• Dec. 2 & 6: Campus food service vendor meetings
• Register for winter break shuttle
• Longtime Buncombe Commissioner Bill Stanley plans to retire
• Parking area closed over winter break
• Brownie Newman running for Buncombe County Commissioner seat
• N.C. Justice Center programs head west
• Fiber Arts Crew winter sale
• WWC Appalachian music student concert
• Mountin’ Hopes sells the farm, charts a course for 2012
• Occupy demonstrators target Wells Fargo CEO at NC campus
• Conference spotlights sex-worker abuse
• UNC Asheville Board of Trustees Approves Proposed Tuition and Fee Recommendations for 2012-13 Academic Year
• Emails shine light on city’s reaction to Occupy Asheville
• Out of service: Sunderland elevator
• WWC Chorale fall concert
• Work Crew openings
• In the library: free coffee & tea
• Six arrested at clean energy protest in downtown Asheville
• “Reflections on Lunations,” New Exhibit by Rebecca vonSeldeneck-Houser to Open at UNC Asheville
• Project Life kickoff dinner
• Council member Cecil Bothwell calls all hands to help install playground equipment, Saturday, Dec. 3
• Asheville city ordinance doesn’t prohibit handing out political fliers
• UNC Asheville to Host Holiday Party for 108 Head Start Youngsters
• Carolina Public Press: Data shows poverty levels higher in WNC, especially for children
• Asheville Civic Center out, U.S. Cellular Center in
• Deck the tree with someone else’s bough
• Stained glass, pottery and jewelry, oh my!
• Get set, go: Fryar jumps into 2012 race for Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Senate’s post-midnight recess means state gas tax cap expires
• Interested in a paid 2012 summer internship?
• Wells Fargo offers to replant ‘Treasured Trees’ cut on Patton Avenue; enviro groups want more
• UNC Asheville Board of Trustees to Meet December 2
• Dec. 2 & 6: Campus food service vendor meetings
• Winter weather and road conditions
• Downhill from here: Legislators roll back to Raleigh
• Looking a lot like Christmas up College Street
• APD makes arrest in Broadway hit-and-run that killed pedestrian Thanksgiving Day
• APD releases photos of suspect’s vehicle in fatal hit-and-run
• Fig feeds Thanksgiving dinner to veterans and their families
• What’s it take to be a TV weatherman (or woman)? UNCA videos tomorrow’s TV prognosticators
• Thanksgiving dinner on a paper plate, with a smile
• Local Matters: Going Postal
• The Big Crafty Returns to Pack Place and the Asheville Art Museum
• 28804
• Asheville City Council passes Civic Center renaming deal with U.S. Cellular
• Perspectives: The combative hearing on USPS proposal to close local mail center
• Amy’s Kitchen S.C.-manufacturing facility looks to WNC farmers to supply organic produce
• LIVE: Coverage of Nov. 22 Asheville City Council meeting
• Hitting home
• Now what?
• Turn Black Friday green
• Asheville City Council preview: name wars
• “Birth of a Colony: North Carolina,” featuring David Moore
• Don’t know much about WWC history?
• UNC Asheville to Hold Annual Ceramic and Art Sale
• Buncombe County seeks public comment on draft sustainability plan
• RiverLink partners with Asheville Green Opportunities to build raingarden
• “Perspectives”- Theatre UNCA Presents Festival of Short, Student-Directed Plays
• Empty Bowls tickets
• Thanksgiving break pool hours
• WWC presidential candidates
• Asheville observes Transgender Day of Remembrance with candles, reading of names
• Local Matters: Coming and going in Buncombe County
• Live: Dispatches from the USPS hearing
• City report details prices charged by 18 U.S. cities for arena-naming rights
• NRCC targets Rep. Heath Shuler, charging Democrat “negligence” in failed deficit reduction deal
• Scenes from the 2011 Asheville Holiday Parade
• Vice Mayor’s company receives $5 million loan for bioenergy installation at poultry producer
• Where Asheville’s new citizens come from
• “When words are all that you have”
• Wendell Berry returns to campus
• Ready to start addressing your holiday cards?
• Work Crew openings
• Cool green: Asheville GreenWorks’ annual Environmental Excellence Awards
• WWC presidential candidates
• The Big Crafty Golden Holiday!
• Wreath hanging
• Local Matters: Small Bites ... with added fursuit action
• “Egyptian Uprising: Revolution or Coup d’Etat?” - Cairo-based Professor to Speak at UNC Asheville
• Protesters demand focus on jobs, infrastructure
• Did you miss the candidate forums in the chapel?
• Letters to the editor: U.S. Cellular edition
• Service Learning Faculty Fellows 2011-2012
• Patsy Keever: I’ll run for Congress in the 10th District if redistricting maps hold
• MAIN’s future includes ‘wifi on steroids’ and a higher-power WPVM, says Wally Bowen
• Local Matters: Beer Buzz
• Lorraine’s Jewelery & Antiques is closing after a decade in Asheville
• Public input sought by Buncombe County on its draft Sustainability Plan
• NC Arboretum reintroduces American chestnut to its grounds (blight resistant, this time)
• NC Arboretum reintroduces American chestnut to its grounds—blight resistant, this time
• Library Thanksgiving break hours
• Work Crew openings
• 2011 International Photo Contest winners
• Asheville Art Museum Announces Holiday Market
• Local Matters: Buncombe County Commission Recap for Nov. 16, 2011
• Foam ’n’ fizz: The evolution of WNC’s beer biz (The complete timeline)
• Postal system’s crisis has many sources, says local postmaster; closing services will not help
• $20,000 reward for info about fatal medical office fire
• Nuclear energy panel discussion
• WWC presidential candidates
• This week in spiritual life
• Appalachian music at Sage Cafe
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Local Matters: Razor-thin win in City election
• Actions taken at the Nov. 15 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• No safe day in firefighting
• LIVE: Coverage of Nov. 15 Buncombe Commissioners
• It’s official: Davis edges out Gray by 34 votes in City Council race; recount under way soon
• UNC Asheville 2012 Weather Calendar Goes On Sale
• Red Cross blood drive results
• Photo finish
• Sparks fly after referendum
• Head to head
• Foam ’n’ fizz
• Ripples
• Bark and run for a good cause
• Activist, author Silas House gives keynote at NC Writers Network conference Friday, Nov. 18
• WWC presidential candidates
• Asheville Mayor Terry Bellamy announces run for Congress
• WNC poised for economic growth, panelists say at Advantage West event
• Occupy Asheville moves from federal building to spot near City Hall
• LIVE coverage: The Advantage West Economic Summit
• Buncombe commissioner preview: Carbon footprint report and board appointments
• RISE Project Zine call for submissions
• Appalachian music at Sage Cafe
• Thor pushes an unhappy superman in Superhero 5k
• Volunteers versus machines on downtown sidewalk cleanup
• Citizens’ report: Asheville police arrest Vets after midnight in Veterans Day protest downtown
• Occupy Asheville releases video of Helen Roberts arrest, says charges dropped
• New mural in River Arts District unveiled
• City Planning and Economic Development Committee agenda covers signs, brownfields, River District
• Veterans Day – November 11, 2011
• Gamelan presentation and demonstration
• Asheville Goes Local for the Holidays
• Rep. McHenry slams federal regulations, praises Asheville’s “unique cultural identity”
• Obama delays Keystone XL oil pipeline; local activists react
• Steve Williams organ recital
• “College has been oversold,” Wendell Berry tells overflow crowd at Warren Wilson
• Referendum results highlight city-county divide
• Veterans Day – November 11, 2011
• What do you think about building a climbing wall on campus?
• Apply to Preston House
• Holly Iglesias to deliver 2011 Harwood-Cole lecture Nov. 12
• Gamelan presentation and demonstration
• Call for Entries: Prime Time: New Media Juried Exhibition
• Learn the Basics of Collection Stewardship at the Asheville Art Museum’s ArtFacts Workshop
• Upcoming service opportunities
• WNC wellness review: Medicaid debate wages on, plenty of free seminars to be held, and more
• UNC Asheville Dance Program Hosts Benefit Performance, “Everybody Can-Can”
• Asheville area unemployment dropped in September
• Isaac Dickson Hot Chocolate 10-K and Kids' Hill Climb
• Sales-tax hike supporters have big fundraising advantage
• Local residents, farmers, chefs help feed Occupy Asheville
• WWC’s Eva Wilson finishes 1st overall in mountain bike nationals
• UNCA student Sarah Rothman’s video takes first place in national contest (video)
• Appalachian music faculty showcase at Sage Café
• October 31: Panel discussion on poverty
• Putting it to the test: Legal challenges plaguing 2011 legislation
• WWC to host USCAA National Soccer Tournament
• Winter covered Craggy Gardens in rime ice Oct. 29 (video)
• Occupy Asheville protesters talk about Pack Square Park arrests
• Popular “Take A Stand” host Matt Mittan and producer Agnes Cheek leave Clear Channel Asheville
• Harrisonburg, Va., representatives visit Asheville for a tour of Pack Square Park
• Venture Local conference focuses on local business movement
• October 31: Panel discussion on poverty
• Students on “Country Roots” radio show
• Garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• Local Matters: The Case of the Taken ‘Treasured Trees’
• Local Matters: The Case of the Taken Treasure Trees
• Horse Crew accepting applications
• Biltmore Industries Homespun Shops Factory Is Subject of UNC Asheville Photo Exhibit
• Orphaned cub found at WCU will return to wild
• Local Matters: Occupy Asheville at City Hall — Council denies camping request
• Venture Local: Conference explores the local-business movement
• WWC to host USCAA National Soccer Tournament
• International Photo Contest
• River Cane: Cultural Workhorse and Ecological Powerhouse
• Save student aid
• Fall Issue of The Great Smokies Review Now Online
• Students on “Country Roots” radio show
• UNC Asheville Sociologist to Speak on “The Modern Eye and the Quilt as Art Form”
• Garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• Council refuses to let Occupy Asheville camp in public park, waives fees
• Local Matters: Thoughts on Asheville’s WE DO campaign
• Wells Fargo on Patton removes “Treasured Tree” that blocked new sign
• Playing the field
• Spooky Fun at Halloweenfest
• Library exhibit
• Forum meeting on Wednesday
• LIVE: Occupy Asheville returns to City Council, and more
• Students on “Country Roots” radio show
• WNC wellness review: The Mission COPA debate continues, local doc receives honor, and Rep. Giffords
• Morning cardio and weight interval class
• Behind Asheville’s WE DO campaign
• Tonight: Peter Mawanga and African fusion band
• Project Life: Donor drive brainstorming meeting
• Service opportunity
• November “Writers at Home” Showcases North Carolina Writers
• Next UNC Asheville Open House Set for November 12
• Sunday Concert Features University Singers, University Chamber Symphony and Reuter Center Singers
• WWC to host USCAA National Soccer Tournament
• Documentary screening: “More Bathrooms for More People!”
• Sunday open thread
• PHOTOS Southern Highlands Craft Guild on Oct 23
• Local Matters: Stand Against Racism’s Asheville City Council candidate forum
• The New Materiality: Digital Dialogues at the Boundaries of Contemporary Craft
• Local Matters: NC House Select Committee on Certificate of Need and Related Hospital Issues
• How Mission Health responded and learned from its 2008 social-media-fueled crisis (video)
• Buncombe board considers ban of plastic shopping bags
• Suspected rabid fox removed from school grounds at Haw Creek Elementary
• Local Matters: Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ listening session
• Asheville Art Museum Presents a Day of Color: Family Art pARTy! + Artist Discussion
• Keep patients in mind, some speakers tell legislative committee at public meeting
• LIVE: Coverage of Oct. 20 Asheville City Council forum
• Video: Under the bridge at Occupy Asheville
• Forum time: Council candidates square off
• Local Matters: League of Women Voters City Council candidate forum
• City Attorney: ordinance generally allows personal megaphones
• Local Matters: Buncombe County Commission tackles ABYSA, CTS
• Early voting begins today — October 20 — for Buncombe County
• Asheville Art Museum Presents A Symposium on Regional Basketry Traditions of The American Southeast
• LIVE: Coverage of Oct. 18 Asheville City Council candidate forum
• Buncombe Commissioners vote to lease soccer fields to ABYSA
• ABC News segment will feature A-B Tech workforce-development program
• LIVE: Coverage of Oct. 18 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• RENCI at UNC Asheville Hosts Open House on October 28
• Local Matters: EPA’s $6.5 million bill for CTS
• Spooky Fun at Halloweenfest
• The birds of autumn paradise
• School or scandal?
• State your occupation
• EPA seeks action, demands CTS and current owners cover costs on proposed Superfund site in Mills Gap
• Occupy Asheville protesters pick up litter, wipe windows at Merrill-Lynch building, 4 arrested
• Buncombe County commissioners preview: Playing the field
• EPA demands $6.5 million for “costs incurred to date” at contaminated CTS site
• Local Matters: President Obama’s jobs speech at the Asheville Regional Airport
• Women's Swimming Program Returns to UNC Asheville
• UNC Asheville Blacksmithing Events to Highlight Region's Heritage; Metal Craftsmen to Speak at "Meet the Makers" Series
• City looks to clarify trolley system goals
• At LEAF: WWC Gamelan Ensemble and Siti Kusujiarti
• Peter Mawanga and African fusion band
• Live Twitter coverage of President Obama’s visit to Asheville
• Sunday open thread
• Photos: Occupy Asheville Saturday, Oct. 15
• Local Matters: Sustainable Shelter at NC Arboretum
• Sustainable dwellings: Living in sync with the forces of nature
• Healthcare, goats and a sense of awe: Mission Manna wraps up its fall session in Haiti
• Local Matters: A-B Tech Sales Tax Referendum
• Local Matters: City Council primary wrap-up
• WE DO supporters rally, couple arrested in civil disobedience act
• Radiohead Gets Jazz Treatment at UNC Asheville as Part of International Musical Collaboration
• Garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• Fall break hours: DeVries gym, pool
• Fall break library hours
• Want mums for your garden or home?
• Local Matters: Asheville City Council and Occupy Asheville, Ponderwell and Montford
• New Media Juried Exhibition at Asheville Art Museum(Call for Entries)
• Fall break shuttle update
• Theatre UNCA to Perform Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town”
• Save the date, Save a life
• Cherokee, other tribal farmers seek compensation based on class-action suit against USDA
• Video of City Council’s deliberations over community-media contract
• UNC Asheville Offers LSAT, GRE and SAT Prep Classes Beginning October 17
• Obama in Asheville on Monday, Oct. 17? “Definitely”
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Hunt, Pelly, Gray lead City Council primary; Peck, Thomasson out
• Council tells staff to find temporary spot for Occupy Asheville, scraps community-media contract
• LIVE coverage of the Oct. 11 Asheville City Council meeting
• APD: No major issues with Occupy Asheville so far
• Vacation altercation
• CTS property owner appeals condemnation
• Council tackles media contract, Occupy Asheville request tonight
• The race for Asheville City Council: Live dispatches from today’s primary
• Fall break hours: DeVries weight room, atrium and gym close at 6pm on Friday
• WNC wellness review: Mission set to offer domestic partner benefits; hospital wars and more
• Occupy Asheville requests exemption to camp, city discusses response
• Early voting declines slightly as 1,171 have cast ballots in city primary
• Fall break library hours
• Mission Health System to start offering domestic partner benefits to same-sex couples
• Fall break airport shuttle: Final week to sign-up
• Collaboration turns Green Energy Park into molten-metal-flowing foundry
• PARC releases first attack ad of the season, criticizes Mark Cates’ Tea Party connections
• Word on the street: Is President Obama coming back to Asheville?
• Sunday open thread
• Local Matters: County Commission and City the primary race
• Front and center: N.C. politics under national scrutiny
• New owners of Gerber Village lean green and organic
• Federal trucking safety rules aren’t being enforced, says Jackie Novak
• NC Speaker of the House Thom Tillis touts business agenda at CIBO breakfast
• Deadline: Oct. 13, 10am for fall break shuttle registration
• Campaign funds spike as Council candidates approach primary
• Indian Festival of Light registration
• MSD gives itself high marks in its 2011 performance report
• Morning cardio and weight interval class
• Service hour deadlines
• Deadline: Oct. 13, 10am for fall break shuttle registration
• This week in spiritual life
• Shades of the Season: A Colorful Experience
• Opposition mounts campaign to STOP A-B Tech sales-tax referendum
• Soumitra Lahiri to Perform Indian Classical Music at UNC Asheville
• Buncombe commissioners approve vacation rental homes, affordable housing funds
• Senator says teacher cuts won’t be as bad as predicted; local district doesn’t concur
• Star party: The Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute offers Oct. 28-30 event
• Ponderwell’s community-media proposal earns highest score from evaluation committee
• LIVE: Coverage of Oct. 4 Buncombe County Commissioners meeting
• Take a video tour of Appalachian State’s Solar Decathlon home
• Panoramic views of every shade
• Pride and proclamation
• In other words…
• Hoist a Beer Stein at Oktoberfest
• Evening with alumnus Fern Greenleaf
• Buncombe County Register of Deeds responds to WE DO campaign
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: A vacation destination
• Get ready for the Global Transformation: Bill McKibben to provide event keynote Oct. 15
• October “Writers at Home” Features Poetry Readings
• Advance Care Planning Workshop at N.C. Center for Creative Retirement
• “Pierced” – Photo Exhibit of Facial Adornment Opens at UNC Asheville
• UNC Asheville Career and Graduate School Fair Set for October 18
• Occupy Asheville: A roundup of video, photos and reports
• In the library: free coffee/tea during end-of-term hours
• WNC wellness review: Look out for cantaloupes, NC awarded $7.4 million, and a rabid fox found
• WNC wellness review: Look out for (Colorado) cantaloupes, and a rabid fox found in town
• Governance ice cream social
• Join us Nov. 5 at our Fall Open House for prospective students
• Outdoor Programs: Term 1 schedule
• Federal Energy Regulatory Commission OK’s Duke/Progress merger, but only with restrictions
• At Sage Café: Ballad Round-Robin with Sara Lynch-Thomason and friends
• PAC Q&A
• Occupy Asheville opens with assembly, march, plans to camp out
• PHOTOS: Blue Ridge Pride celebrates love, draws large crowd
• Video from the Occupy Asheville protest meeting
• Video from the OccupyAsheville protest meeting
• Photos from Occupy Asheville on Oct. 1
• New WNC magazine launches: “Capital at Play” will explore the spirit of enterprise
• Elon University Poll: Majority of N.C. residents oppose constitutional ban on same-sex marriage
• UNC Asheville to Host High School Media Career Workshop
• Panel at UNC Asheville: Media Ethics in the Social Media Age
• Law enforcement seeks help in finding Nantahala rape suspect
• Homecoming and Family Weekend
• Deadline: Oct.13, 10am for fall break shuttle registration
• Voting open: International Photo Contest
• Pool closed today at 4pm
• Activism Fund website
• Students create Bird Crew
• Mountain Xpress #AVLGroundSwell community-media presentation
• The Asheville City Council candidate interviews (and election thread)
• Mountain bike races this weekend
• Gone solar: ASU decathletes install their solar homestead on the National Mall
• Question: Asheville Regional Airport shuttle service
• Putting it together: Constitutional amendment pieces and how they fit
• Photos from Sept. 28 presentation by Alina Fernandez, daughter of Fidel Castro, at UNCA
• Varied and Busy Concert Season for UNC Asheville Music Department
• Healthy Living Day Set for October 1 at N.C. Center for Creative Retirement
• Next UNC Asheville Open House Set for October 15
• Effective Teaching Classes Offered on Saturdays at UNC Asheville
• Starting Friday: Homecoming and Family Weekend
• This week in spiritual life
• Wednesday: “On the Edge of Reason: Border Dynamics and the Spread of Violence”
• Off limits: Gladfelter smoking hut
• Blackeye: Gender and sexuality among female fighters
• Save the Date: Harwood-Cole Memorial Lecture
• WNC High School Students to Explore Health Careers at MAHEC Conference on October 11
• Wednesday: “On the Edge of Reason: Border Dynamics and the Spread of Violence”
• Jewish Life: High holidays this week
• Tonight: “Critical Television: The Liberal Arts Impact of a Network Television Show”
• Join us Nov. 5 at our Fall Open House for prospective students
• Active Aging Week off to running start with Heartbeat 5K
• Despite job gains, Asheville area unemployment rose in August
• Asheville Art Museum Awarded Prestigious Grant From The Institute of Museum and Library Services
• Asheville Art Museum Presents a Lunchtime Art Break
• Asheville City Council candidate interview: Lael Gray
• Pimentel to speak at WWC on “Food, Biofuels and the Environment”
• Students: Interested in leading a spring break service trip?
• UNC Asheville Hosts 2nd Annual Invitational Art Exhibition
• Garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• Asheville City Council Candidate interview: Mark Cates
• Local Preservation Society partners with National Trust
• It’s official: New Belgium looking at Asheville expansion
• Campus-l reminder
• LIVE: Asheville City Council candidates make their pitch to CIBO
• Sign up for fall break Asheville Regional Airport shuttle
• CTS owners appeal county decision to condemn derelict plant building in Mills Gap
• UNC Asheville Board of Trustees Welcomes New Members, Elects Officers; Next Regular Meeting September 30
• Hispanic Heritage Month Events Include Talk by Fidel Castro’s Daughter
• PAC Q&A
• Question: PAC reports via email
• TODAY: Forum meeting at 4pm in Canon
• This week in spiritual life
• Strive not to Drive – critical mass bike ride
• Campus road closures
• Warren Wilson to host USCAA national soccer championships Nov. 3-5
• Outdoor Programs: Term 1 schedule
• Prestigious Access To Artistic Excellence Grant Awarded To Asheville Art Museum By The NEA
• Asheville Art Museum Announces October 2011 Calendar of Programs and Events
• Question: domestic partner benefits
• Campus-l reminder
• Garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• On Saturday: Plow Day
• N.C. marriage amendment meeting
• Keynote Speaker Carol Sauvion And The Asheville Art Museum Celebrate American Craft Week
• On Saturday: Plow Day
• Birding field trip: Blue Ridge Parkway
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• The Circus is Coming!
• Forrester stands by “cesspool of sin” comment; insults Wilmington, Chapel Hill too
• UNC Asheville to Host Lecture, “Archaeology and the Small Town,” by Jane Eastman
• Faculty Performances at UNC Asheville Feature Flutist Judi Lampert, Asheville Baroque Trio
• Writers at Home Fall Series Begins Sunday
• Project Life: interest meeting
• Patch Adams, Sports and Health Expos to Conclude Well-a-Bration at UNC Asheville
• Commencement 2012
• Asheville City Council passes rules allowing food trucks downtown 5-2
• Actions taken at the the Sept. 13 meeting of the Buncombe Commissioners
• LIVE: Follow Asheville City Council’s Sept. 13 meeting at #avlgov
• Twitter dispatches from the Sept. 13 Buncombe Commissioner meeting
• In the kingdom of quirk
• The high price of poverty
• Getaway: Four Films, 40 Minutes or Less
• United Way begins 2011 campaign, launches Virtual Campaign video
• Locals against constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage gather for “Vigil for Equality”
• On Cowpie lawn
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: Green initiatives and ROAP funds
• UNC Asheville Ranked 8th Among Nation's Top Public Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. News & World Report
• Garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• Award-Winning Filmmaker Brent Green Inspires Audiences with Stop-Motion Visual Concert
• More twists for gay marriage ban legislation
• Supporters launch campaign to pass A-B Tech sales-tax referendum *Multimedia*
• Tonight: Community Meeting follow-up discussion
• Asheville City Council preview: Food trucks, round 2
• New defense-of-marriage proposal still discriminates, says Fisher
• Personal Training Crew
• Moon Festival Celebration
• WNC wellness review: mental health deadline passes, caregivers struggle, and equal visitation rights
• Local street performer trades in guitar for a day — 9/11
• French Broad Chocolate Lounge - Enjoy Pairing Paint And Chocolate
• Start signing up for fall break Asheville Airport shuttle
• Group of N.C. mayors and county commissioners sign letter opposing anti-gay-marriage bills
• “Homes for Heroes” lowers Realtor fee for veterans, other heroes buying/selling homes
• On Cowpie lawn
• Clips of Faith Rolls into Asheville
• RiverLink and Americorps team up for French Broad River cleanup *Video*
• Getaway video: Tour the Museum of the Cherokee Indian
• Legislative sleight of hand: Term-limits bill morphs into gay-marriage ban
• Local Matters: Russell drops from City race, poverty legal aid and Asheville as a “cesspool of sin”
• Facebook co-founder and Hickory native urges NC legislators to reject anti-gay-marriage amendment
• Filmmaker, Actor Adrian Grenier to Speak and Screen “Teenage Paparazzo” at UNC Asheville
• “Well-a-Bration” Events Support Healthier Eating
• PAC Q and A Test Post
• Anti-gay marriage amendment sponsor calls Asheville “a cesspool of sin”
• Bill Russell withdraws from Asheville City Council race
• Spiritual life this week
• Asheville Art Museum Travels To Cuba
• City Council candidates make their pitch to progressives *Video*
• Bird walk at Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary
• Sign Up To Serve
• Outdoor Programs: Term 1 schedule
• Commemorating 9/11
• Why didn’t Xpress publish Brent Brown’s cartoon?
• Gov. Perdue accelerates completion of I-26 connector, five other highway projects
• Hear the latest on Warren Wilson at our reception Oct. 11 in Pittsburgh
• From the SLO: fall break trip applications
• Learn the Basics of Collecting Prints at the Asheville Art Museum’s ArtFacts Workshop
• Health Policy Up for Discussion at UNC Asheville’s “Well-a-Bration”
• Community Meeting: President Obama’s Campus Challenge
• Results: Andy Summers 24-hour Celebration
• Bringing the world back home
• Sidewalks for every neighborhood
• ASKville
• Getaway of the week
• WNC for Change to host first City Council candidate forum of the season (tonight, Sept. 6)
• City of Asheville seeks community input on hiring new APD Chief
• Registration Opens for UNC Asheville’s Super Saturday Classes for Grades 3-8
• Book Artists Laurie Corral and Frank Brannon Offer Gallery Talk at UNC Asheville’s Blowers Gallery
• Commemorating 9/11
• Facebook-savvy police surprise Patton Avenue cruisers and call for moderation
• Appalachian music at Sage Café
• WNC wellness review: Child dies from mosquito virus, a new women’s health website, and Patch Adams
• Unmet needs: Center for New Beginnings helps those touched by trauma, crime
• Want to be a vendor at Festival on the Field?
• Sierra Club endorses three candidates in Asheville City Council race
• Getaway Video: Asheville Zipline Canopy Adventures
• Local Matters: Riverside camping and Nepalese mountaineering
• Getaway Video: Tour the Museum of Salt & Pepper Shakers in Gatlinburg, TN
• Sidewalks for everyone: North Asheville residents give Council their 2 cents
• Peak Experience: Local businessman gets high
• 5th Annual Andy Summer’s 24-hour event, a.k.a. Pigstock
• Spiritual life this week
• Reminder of service commitment deadlines
• Waiting in the wings: term limits, election laws, a cap on the general fund
• “Tea Retrospective” to be exhibited at Holden Gallery through Oct. 9
• Jonathan Scales Kicks Off UNC Asheville Cultural Events Season with Free Café-Style Show
• Sign Up To Serve
• "Kids, Wealth and Consequences" Co-author to Address UNC Asheville's Family Business Forum
• Wellness: Asheville yoga teachers rally to raise funds for local healer
• Newsweek ranks Warren Wilson Service Program No. 3 nationwide
• Why she stripped: Molly Sara Rosch on her role in the anti-topless protest
• Help for the analytical chemistry class
• 5th Annual Andy Summer’s 24-hour event, a.k.a. Pigstock
• Birding field trip: Saturday Sept. 3
• The Asheville Art Museum’s ARTmob Returns with Primary Colors: Cocktail + Dance Party
• LIVE: Coverage of Council’s North Asheville community meeting
• Latest victim of the killer economy: Old North State Clothing Company
• Keep on truckin’
• Campaign calendar
• Hot buttons
• Help build a cob structure
• Asheville City Council Preview: Walkability in North Asheville
• WNC wellness review: State denies endoscopy center, hunger rates at 30 percent, and whooping cough
• Student Caucus elections
• DeVries Weight Room – reserved
• Submit your questions for Asheville City Council candidates
• MTV offers sneak peak of ‘The Hunger Games’
• Advertising Asheville: If you have individualism, natural beauty, great food — they will come
• APD looking for missing person
• Three Asheville area businesses among those honored as North Carolina’s “companies to watch”
• Loss of public employment sends Asheville jobs numbers plunging
• Video: Take a tour of the Wheels Through Time motorcycle museum in Maggie Valley
• State denies Mission, Pardee request for new endoscopy center
• Canoe/Kayak Team
• “Well-a-Bration” – A Week of Wellness Activities at UNC Asheville
• Special Events Recognize the 50th Anniversary of the Desegregation of Pack Memorial Library
• Local Matters: Planning & Zoning appointments and a discussion about food trucks
• Shuler emphasizes compromise between parties as crucial for solving nation’s problems
• Sign up for emergency text alerts
• Still grounded in the earth: New documentary tells Warren Wilson College’s history
• Spiritual Life this week
• Call for Festival on the Field vendors
• UNC Asheville Professor Mark Gibney Given National Human Rights Scholarship Award
• A quick guide to Asheville’s hashtags
• Asheville City Schools offers a slideshow look at its students, programs, spending
• Online poll: Readers’ picks for P&Z different from Council’s
• Cargill Foundation gift to support WWC environmental studiese
• UNCA geologist says earthquakes are no real shock here
• Chad Nesbitt calls for a counter protest to the Aug. 21 GoTopless rally
• Twitter dispatches from the Aug. 23 City Council meeting
• Service Day 2011
• Farm adds small sheep flock
• Sustainable architecture leader Chambers to speak Sept. 14 at WWC
• Back to School for Asheville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Food truck vote splits Council, second vote in two weeks
• Asheville City Council names newest Planning & Zoning board members
• Hours for DeVries Gym/weight room/atrium
• Twitter roundup: Dispatches from the Planning & Zoning interviews
• Vision quest
• Working it
• Business stats
• Smaller is bigger
• Skyline item
• Warren Wilson MFA program ranked No. 1 by Poets & Writers Magazine
• Earthquake felt up and down East Coast
• LIVE: Coverage of Council meeting, P&Z interviews
• Asheville City Council preview: Food trucks for downtown
• Openings for one or two credits in Great Books (INT 325/326)
• UNC Asheville Offers GRE and SAT Prep Classes in September
• Auditions for THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
• WNC wellness review: Eugenics surviors still elusive, UNCA and Mission collaborate, and hula hoops
• Explore And Experiment With Printmaking
• Exhibit of "Rapid Prototyped" Sculptures by Gene Felice at UNC Asheville's Highsmith Gallery
• Video from the GoTopless rally
• Photos: 550 UNCA freshmen move into dorms
• Who would you appoint to Planning and Zoning? Take our poll
• College Press hours on Triad Day
• ACLU: Asheville must protect free speech rights of street preachers
• Cross, WWC interns receive award from N.C. Coastal Federation
• DeVries pool hours
• History of Riceville Told Through Photographs
• City looks into regulating street preachers
• UNC Asheville Welcomes 550 Freshmen on Friday; Fall Classes Begin August 22
• UNC Asheville and Mission Health System Sign New Collaborative Agreement
• Triad Day schedule
• Sign up for emergency text alerts
• Asheville Art Museum Announces ‘Docent Recruitment Day’
• New UNC Asheville Faculty Make Local Debuts with Jazz Presentations
• UPDATED: Rep. Shuler will visit local businesses on Thursday, Aug. 18
• Warren Wilson is No. 4 on Sierra magazine’s “Coolest Schools” list
• Library hours
• Last Call for Airport Shuttle Service
• The Asheville Art Museum Invites Viewers To Explore The Four Essential Elements in The Elemental Arts: Air, Earth, Fire, Water
• Asheville Art Museum Announces Panel Discussion - ArtWorking
• Actions taken at the Aug. 16 meeting of the Buncombe County Commissioners
• Downtown food-truck ordinance gets the go-ahead from Public Safety Committee
• Commissioners meeting: Live Twitter coverage
• And then there were nine
• Paying the piper
• Hidden wonders
• Ray Anderson
• LIVE: Coverage of the SEWDC economic keynote
• Commissioners preview: Overlooks and referendums
• Bee the Change: Honeybees point the way to a better world
• Service Day to focus on hunger in the local community
• WNC wellness review: Original clinic opens, insurance for autism must wait, and AIDS testing
• 2011 Orientation
• The race is on: Opportunities to learn more about the City Council candidates
• Laughter amid the tears: Asheville’s Bury Me Naturally sells its services with humor
• Kudzu begone: Volunteers remove invasive plants on McDowell Street at St. Dunstans Road
• Video: Take a tour of Asheville’s local bicycle wheel and hub-makers, Industry Nine
• Not so fast on Superfund status: EPA reports delay in decision on CTS site
• And he’s off: Republican David King starts commissioners race
• A-B Tech meeting: Officials laud $104 million project to put rural NC on the information highway
• Regular library hours
• CORRECTION: Planning and zoning interview choices passed unanimously
• UNC Asheville Announces Summer 2011 Graduates
• APD releases details of SWAT team standoff
• Rally for jobs: Local progressive leaders tout “Contract for the American Dream”
• The youngest horse whisperers? Kids earn their equine stars at summer camp
• 2011 WWC Service Day to focus on hunger in the local community
• Bent Creek Experimental Forest burn set for Thursday, Aug. 11
• Asheville City Council approves Linamar economic incentives
• Not too Kool
• Let the sun shine
• Gift of light: Local campaign aims to deliver solar bulbs to Haiti
• College for Seniors Fall Catalog Now Online; Registration Opens August 18
• LIVE: Coverage of tonight’s Asheville City Council meeting
• Asheville City Council preview: Welcoming the Canadians
• UNC Asheville's Great Smokies Writing Program Announces Fall Workshops
• WNC wellness review: dental clinic success, music therapy for veterans, and wellness center plans
• First annual VegFest attracts more than 1500
• Exhibition - A Tisket A Tasket: Appalachian, Cherokee And Low Country Baskets
• Local Matters: The Bele Chere hip-hop controversy, food trucks and Buncombe County Commission update
• OM Sanctuary announces plans for wellness center at Richmond Hill
• Free A-B Tech dental clinic draws scores of patients
• Omitted email: City staffer believed Bele Chere head would consult with APD about hip-hop act
• UNC Asheville Earns High Marks from Forbes Magazine College Rankings
• Only one Asheville school achieves Adequate Yearly Progress
• Contentious planning meeting sees tie vote on food trucks in downtown
• Deadly Biltmore Avenue fire was arson
• Camp HERO at A-B Tech gives youth an inside look at emergency responders
• State releases ABC scores: Only two Buncombe schools pass
• More than a hundred West Asheville residents meet to discuss ways to reduce neighborhood crime
• Buncombe has most home schools per capita in North Carolina
• Council campaign heats up as five candidates woo Young Dems
• New Exhibit to Feature Works by UNC Asheville Studio Art Faculty
• “Art of the Book” Exhibit at UNC Asheville’s Blowers Gallery Opens August 17
• Buncombe County Commissioners roundup: Enka High School solar installation good to go
• Is there a doctor in the house?
• Part and parcel
• Neighborhood planning
• Get tubed
• Live coverage of the August 2 Buncombe County Comissioners meeting
• Buncombe County Commissioners Preview: rooftop solar for Enka High School
• UNC Asheville Featured in Princeton Review’s “The Best 376 Colleges”
• Funeral, procession today for fallen Asheville firefighter Jeff Bowen
• WNC wellness review: Mental-health violations, Senate bill concerns, and changes in abortion law
• 2011 Orientation
• OM Sanctuary buys Richmond Hill Inn site
• Soul survivors: Local nonprofit offers low-cost psychotherapy
• Video: Bele Chere 2011 street preachers
• Asheville has second lowest unemployment rate for N.C. urban areas
• Bele Chere 5K: Tiptoo and Gilmore finish first
• Neighborhood planning: City, Housing Authority seek grant for Lee-Walker Heights rehab
• Part and parcel: $10 million in incentives seals Linamar deal
• Airport Shuttle Service for Returning Students
• Bele Chere 2011 set up
• Chevy Volt arrives in Asheville; City and County flag efforts to shrink our carbon footprint
• UPDATE: AFD’s Capt. Jeffrey Bowen fatally injured in Biltmore Ave. fire
• 5th Annual Andy Summer’s 24-Hour Event: September 3-4
• Who’s afraid of hip-hop? City thought DJ Kool “too big a risk” for Bele Chere
• Join us for Family Weekend at Warren Wilson Sept. 30 – Oct. 2
• Hillcrest apartment removes three trees for safety reasons, not security
• Controversial GOP–drawn districts become law
• Fiske Guide Gives High Marks to UNC Asheville and its Environmental Studies Program
• Homecoming Reunion Weekend at Warren Wilson begins Sept. 30
• APD releases details of six West Asheville home invasions, looking for suspects
• Buncombe County moves to demolish CTS building
• Asheville City Council meeting wrap up for July 26
• Legislators in override: Four key vetoes overturned with more votes to come
• Arrested development
• Field of schemes?
• Actions taken at the July 26 meeting of the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• LIVE: July 26 Asheville City Council coverage
• Live coverage of the July 26 Buncombe Commissioners meeting
• UNC Asheville to Offer LSAT Prep Course Beginning August 24
• Due to new state law, Asheville can’t require inspections for rental properties
• Controversial redistricting plan passes NC Senate
• Asheville City Council Preview: HUD Grant applications, rezoning, and a massive Consent Agenda
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Manufacturing a deal
• North Carolina Democratic legislators release proposed redistricting maps
• Asheville-based National Climate Data Center turns 65
• Collective publishes Asheville health guide
• Video: Asheville Design Center students build teaching space at Burton Street Peace Garden
• Asheville Jung Center offers global training
• Local Matters: Redistricting, hate crimes and Juan Holladay arrest
• From the roots: Cullowhee conference promotes native plants
• Forest Service identifies general time for prescribed burn at Bent Creek, week of July 25
• Local residents bash proposed Statehouse districts
• Boxed out: Buncombe County allows some newspaper bins, bans others
• Getaway: A guide to nearby national and state parks
• Video: Take a tour of Asheville’s newly proposed Congressional Districts
• APD announces second arrest in hate crime assault
• What Redistricting Means for You
• Turf war
• A house divided
• Déjà vu all over again
• Get tubed
• BREAKING: APD apprehends suspect in hate crime assault
• Small wins: the quiet legislative successes
• Latest congressional district maps strip more of Buncombe from the 11th
• WNC Wellness review: UNC Health Care gives universities $20 million
• Deadly bat disease suspected in Buncombe County
• Residents slam House redistricting proposal
• APD looking for suspects in hate crime assault
• Live Twitter-based coverage of redistricting public hearing
• Solidarity Rally at Pack Square
• Video: Asheville Hardware hosts Summer and Fall woodworking classes
• Fisher, Keever urge supporters to speak out against redistricting plan at July 18 hearing
• “No Nukes—No Kidding,” demonstrators proclaimed Friday
• Federal grant allows for local Nurse-Family Partnership program expansion
• Contaminated former CTS site moves closer to condemnation
• Bele Chere service opportunity
• City Council filing closed: Newman not running, Thomasson joins race
• Open House on July 15
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• The Asheville Art Museum Welcomes the Return of Pianist John Cobb for the Latest Pianoforte Recital
• Davis running for another term; Pelly, Gray file for Council
• APD investigates allegations of excessive force in local musician’s arrest
• WNC Wellness review: NC State says reactor leak isn’t a public threat
• Census data shows Buncombe County has highest rate of same-sex couples in North Carolina
• NC man to pay $2M in commodities Ponzi scheme
• Analysis: Proposed commissioner districts could polarize board
• 2 injured in wreck in Asheville
• Park Ridge Health partners with The Health Adventure, will move it to Biltmore Square Mall
• Health Adventure to move to Biltmore Square Mall
• WWC professor to perform Gretchen Wilson concert July 16 in Durham
• 76-degree high in summer? That's the forecast for Friday
• Video: Buncombe County residents speak out on proposed Congressional redistricting map
• Arrests: Hit and run, prescription fraud
• Candler man, 81, charged with child sex solicitation
• Local builder's 'Jappalachian' architecture on TV tonight
• Roberson football player still hospitalized
• Asheville restaurants going greener
• Henderson man gets 10 years for soliciting underage sex
• Budget cuts may delay college graduations for some
• Transylvania County swapped in latest Senate map
• Act now to be first to see final Potter film at midnight screenings
• GOP’s proposed N.C. House districts isolate Asheville into the 114th
• Hard hearing
• Tried and through
• Local group organizes flash mob in response to proposed nuclear waste site
• Live now: Betty Ford funeral
• N.C. Senate redistricting maps released; Nesbitt’s district grows
• Candler man, 81, charged with child sex solicitation
• Water outage reported in South Asheville
• Rep. Moffitt tells WWNC he will propose keeping Buncombe in the 11th District
• Henderson County man gets 10 years for soliciting child for sex
• Asheville man charged with possession of stolen car
• Cops: Asheville woman caught with stolen jewelry
• Man details role in fatal wreck
• Molestation trial of former McDowell priest begins
• Asheville sees spike in gas prices
• Sticky heat slaps Asheville area
• Suspicious package briefly closes Sears entrance at Asheville Mall
• Man drowns while tubing in Smokies
• Asheville Red Cross blood supply at critically low level
• North Carolina lottery sales up
• Cops: Asheville woman fraudulently obtained oxycodone
• New NC wildlife laws include stricter rules for private lands
• Asheville area fitness calendar
• Asheville area health calendar
• Asheville Walgreens robbed of prescription drugs
• 2 charged in Marshall burglary; drugs taken
• Local Matters: Freedom of the press, council candidates and redistricting
• Answer Man checks on Dave Steel, water quality issue
• Molestation trial of former priest begins in nearby Tenn.
• Whoa, baby! Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• General Assembly redistricting maps delayed until tomorrow
• There’s a glow in the Smokies tonight: Nuclear waste and WNC **UPDATED**
• 2 charged in Marshall burglary
• Weather Report: Near record-high temperatures today
• Debt limit deal eludes Obama, leading Hill figures
• Buncombe man charged with car break-in, BB gun theft
• Wild dogs challenge animal workers in NC county
• Asheville man charged with scooter theft
• Candler man arrested on drug charges
• Heat wave settles in Asheville
• Asheville man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Asheville launches telephone book recycling drive
• Asheville man faces drug charges related to pot, cocaine
• WNC Road Report
• Asheville culinary calendar
• Buncombe suburbs grow fastest
• Asheville's online superhighway keeps widening
• Asheville man dies in crash
• Artist's poppies fight AIDS
• Developer buying former Asheville subsidized housing site
• 1,200 holiday DWI arrests
• Asheville climate change talk set for July 20 at A-B Tech
• Asheville man dies in I-240 wreck
• Nonfamily households rise in wake of tough economy
• I-240 closure going smoothly
• TVA pollution deal finalized
• Buncombe men charged with communicating threats
• Asheville area visual arts calendar
• Number of Hispanics in WNC jumps
• Seniors become more numerous
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• Buncombe suburbs grow fastest
• Coffee drinkers pay more to get fix
• Kids unplug, leave digital world behind
• Serial killer Hilton heads to Asheville
• Pam Lewis is Asheville's new business connector
• Cops: intoxicated Asheville man sped to elude officers
• Candler woman charged with break-in, larceny
• Police: Asheville man shot at woman's feet
• Weaverville man charged with failing to register as sex offender
• Asheville court appearance set for serial killer Gary Hilton
• Barnardsville woman charged with selling drugs
• Asheville man arrested on drug charges
• Black Mountain man arrested on fugitive warrant
• Stalled economy impacts hiring
• Repairs quickly tangle I-240 traffic
• More family homes in WNC span generations
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies
• 3 generations of men in Wood family share birthday
• Food trucks now closer to feeding downtown
• 2nd Saturdays shine spotlight on historic mountain sites
• 3 more file to run for Asheville City Council
• Second-hottest June on record at Grandfather Mountain
• Cyclist killed in crash at race
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Ribfest, Coon Dog Day among weekend festivals around Asheville and WNC
• Former first lady Ford dies
• Hard hearing: Residents blast redistricting proposal
• Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce names its new board of directors
• Asheville City Council field grows to five
• NC, SC collaborate on offshore wind energy
• Recent storms have caused problems with the college’s phone lines
• Video: Watch Atlantis shuttle blast off
• Compassionate Friends sponsors Walk To Remember
• NCDOT awards $1.3M contract for I-40 improvements in McDowell County
• Food truck debate: Downtown Commission passes draft ordinance
• White House changes condolence letter policy
• Carl Sandburg Home seeks garden volunteers
• Updated: Cyclist killed at Grandfather Mountain race
• U.S., Mexico sign trucking agreement
• Kiln Drying Systems expands to create 10 jobs in Henderson County
• NCDOT reaches 4,000 followers on main Twitter feed
• Vendors to stay in Downtown Market, for now
• Sign-up starts Saturday for Macon County fall soccer program
• Foothills Conservancy continues protection of Wildcat Mountain
• Murphy fundraiser helps accident victim with medical bills
• Food trucks to be discussed at Downtown Commission meeting (live coverage via Twitter)
• Man charged with cocaine trafficking in WNC
• WNC residents speak out against redistricting plan
• Buncombe deputies charge Florida man with cocaine trafficking
• Asheville man charged with 1st-degree burglary
• Asheville area festivals and expos
• Asheville area club scene
• Asheville area performing arts calendar
• Second homes, rentals up in WNC
• Big Crafty highlights talent, hard work of artist community
• Madison DOT supervisor charged with stealing gravel, fuel
• Asheville CVS robbed for 2nd time this month
• Casey Anthony's release date changed
• Former Boone councilman files for Asheville council
• Planned Parenthood sues NC over budget cuts
• NC falls out of obese top 10
• Asheville area stage productions
• Commissioners may counter state-mandated election changes with referendum
• Don Lee Center needs mini-bus
• Prosecutor in Zahra Baker case reinstated
• NC lawmakers get earful for, against Congress maps
• Knoxville Zoo introduces new African lioness
• Buncombe County’s removal of newspaper boxes may violate First Amendment
• Carolina Pride Foods recall ham products
• Asheville area unemployment down slightly in May, but rising in Buncombe
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Driver pleads guilty in Parkway fatality in Asheville
• NC ranked 14th most obese state in US
• Public hearing on Congressional redistricting today, July 7, at AB-Tech
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• Art faculty exhibit at Black Mountain Center for the Arts
• More rain expected in Asheville
• I-40 open after tractor-trailer fire
• JourneyAsheville: Building relationships with Asheville’s homeless
• Arrests: Man charged with cocaine, pot possession
• Redistricting faces public at meetings today
• Asheville property crimes plummet
• Rules to allow food trucks moving forward
• Tripps is the latest Asheville restaurant to shut down
• Victim sues child rapist from day care center
• Summer tourism off to strong start in WNC
• Youth, adult soccer tourneys boost Asheville-area economy
• Black Mountain man charged with indecent liberties with a child
• Former day care worker sentenced to prison for child rape
• 2012 Fiske guide names Warren Wilson among 25 “Best Buys”
• Flights resume from Charlotte after power outage
• Council for Women posts interactive map for WNC resources
• Grandfather Mountain marks second warmest June on record
• Showers, storms possible in Asheville area
• How the Casey Anthony case came apart
• Cops: Man tried to sell stolen copper wire
• Arrests: Assaults on females, drug possession
• Cops: Asheville man stole computers, TV from home
• Businesses bash I-240 work
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering toddler
• Changes to City of Asheville stormwater billing begin this month
• Hendersonville man drowns in SC lake on July 4
• Asheville-area Habitat program assists with home repairs
• Harrah's may add live games
• City Council race off to slow start
• Another iconic city restaurant closes within last week
• Kenilworth apartment plans hit a bump: safety worries
• Climber's zest for life recalled
• Stymied
• If you buy it, they will come
• River getaway
• TV or not TV?
• Summer garden market – Fridays, 11-1
• Man dies after falling 30-40 feet while rock climbing in Lake Lure
• Need a job? Linamar management job fair opens at noon today, July 5; 9 a.m. on July 6
• Changes to City of Asheville billing begin this month
• Hendersonville man drowns in SC
• Cooler, wetter week on tap for Asheville
• Melungeon conference on campus July 14-16
• Casey Anthony jury resumes deliberations today
• Asheville man charged with felony hit and run
• APD: Asheville man had 252 grams of marijuana
• Flea market heads to River Arts District this weekend
• Harrah's angles for live dealers after positive income report
• $7.7M flood control, road project moves forward
• Swannanoa man dies in swimming accident
• Mag tags Asheville as a yoga haven
• Asheville gay-friendly business map in the works
• Expect showers in WNC this week
• Economy changes planned condos to apartments
• Anthony jury ends first day of deliberations
• Jury begins deliberating in Casey Anthony trial
• WNC wellness review: YWCA makes its fundraising goal
• Master of Fine Arts summer residency – readings and lectures
• Shindig on the Green kicks off its 45th Year
• Asheville-area culinary calendar
• Arrest: Miami man charged with trafficking heroin
• APD unit hunts web predators
• Dumpster diving may help company reduce its waste
• WNC celebrates Independence
• Hot today in Asheville, but showers possible
• Rabies clinics set in Haywood County after incidents
• Carowinds shows how NC, SC differ on inspections
• Heat lingers in Asheville, but watch out for showers
• Rabies clinics set in Haywood
• Board weighs all-year school
• Asheville police seek man they say groped girl
• Long weekend continues with mountain music, fireworks
• Canadian firm Linamar grew from humble start
• Linamar plant comes at a price
• Progress seeks proposals for wind-energy production
• Pioneering couple in fabric building brand, local supply chain
• Drag-queen bingo helps save animals
• Asheville-area visual arts calendar
• Three Brothers ends 52-year run
• Crime blotter: Asheville man charged with drug possession
• Asheville-area religion calendar
• Congressional district shift emboldens Republicans
• DWI crackdown in force
• WNC towns offer weekend full of July 4 activities
• Boren home: An eco-friendly house honors a couple's past
• Linamar will aim locally for staff
• Take precautions to have a safe holiday
• Local Matters: The buzz around Buncombe County, Volvo and Linamar
• Filing day
• GOP’s proposed Congressional districts strip parts of Asheville from the 11th ***Updated 5 p.m.***
• Asheville split in new congressional district
• Hendersonville's Heritage Museum hosts July 4 festivities
• Enjoy weekend activities at Lake James State Park
• New books and AV and the library
• U.S. 25 shut down in south Asheville
• Asheville passengers evacuated from flight on runway
• Downtown Blowing Rock goes wireless
• New Grant to Fund Improvements at the Rudnick Trail at the Center for Craft, Creativity & Design
• Asheville Council member Bill Russell will run for re-election
• Remembering the Marion Massacre: A meeting of the “Research Circle”
• Trucker helps rescue child on interstate
• Check out these swimming holes as alternatives to pools
• Asheville-area stage performances
• Asheville-area festivals and expos
• Asheville-area performing arts calendar
• Asheville-area club scene
• Man critically injured in I-26 crash
• More new principals named for Asheville schools
• Weaverville man held on $1M bond after drug arrest
• Schools chief's contract extended
• Company brings 400 jobs to area
• Tillis defends raises for staff
• Same-sex couples drawn to WNC
• NC budget among new laws
• Buncombe revamps health offices
• Buncombe to seek waiver for 3 extra school days
• Canadian company to create 400 jobs near Asheville
• The big deal: Linamar deal will bring at least 400 jobs to Buncombe
• Wreck slows traffic on I-26
• LIVE: Coverage of tonight’s economic development announcement
• Wreck with injury on I-26
• Oconaluftee Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center implements green training, conservation
• French Broad River cleanup nets tons of trash
• Asheville brush and leaf collection changes take effect Friday
• Native American Tribes awarded more than $7 million for conservation projects
• Groce Funeral Home's new funeral coaches honor veterans
• Bob Haggard receives Rotary Club's highest award
• Black Mountain Community Garden receives grant
• 199 acres protected in Highlands of Roan
• Bat Cave Volunteer Fire Department holds annual barbecue on Saturday
• Summer is here-watch out for bats!
• Our VOICE seeks volunteers to serve Latin@ Community
• Graveyard Fields overlook on parkway to get improvements
• Glaxo agrees to $40.75 million national settlement
• Southwestern Community College offers July mini-classes
• Tips for grilling safety
• NCDOT to replace I-240 East bridges in West Asheville
• Lots of sun, heat expected for holiday weekend in Asheville area
• Fairview teen charged with larceny of a motor vehicle
• APD: Asheville man had 120.5 grams of marijuana
• Fly-Fishing class open just to women
• Asheville drops plan for longer school day next year
• Overlook Rd.: 'We had 3 wrecks in one day once'
• Controversial figure Oliver North to speak at Biltmore Baptist
• 10 charged in prostitution, massage sting
• NC crime rate hits 33-year low
• Diabetes program faces deadline
• Arboretum still green, growing after 25 years
• Video: Spritex solar powered T-shirt cart
• Shuler steps up fundraising amid rumors he's leaving Congress
• Asheville Regional Airport opens cell phone lot
• Heading to the beach? Officials continue health notice for Coastal Plain of North Carolina
• Asheville residents can vote for their favorite park
• Asheville City schools scrap longer day for next year
• US appeals court upholds Obama health care law
• Angel Medical Center thrift shop needs donations
• Xtreme Drift Circuit brings Drifting to Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Appalachian Trail hikers take break in homey Hot Springs
• Asheville City Council report: community media “RFP” and Sunny Point Cafe rezoning pass
• Rabid raccoon reported in Haywood County
• Arrests: Woman charged with felony conspiracy
• Fairview man injured in head-on wreck
• NC Highway Patrol to crack down on speeding July 4 weekend
• City Market hosts July 4 kickoff Saturday
• Asheville's HomeTrust Bank donates van to kids' camp
• Community colleges pool resources for job fair
• Weaverville man arrested for firing gun
• Asheville vets walking U.S. 70 'goat trail' could get relief
• Tiffany comes to life at Biltmore Estate
• Buncombe to buy Volvo plant
• Slain McDowell man had been charged in break-in
• On retainers
• Barred
• Not out completely
• Buncombe Commissioners vote to buy former Volvo site for $7 million
• Weaverville man charged in gunshot incident
• Live coverage of Asheville City Council’s June 28 meeting
• Buncombe County considers condemning CTS building
• UNC Asheville Named One of America's "10 Best Colleges for the Money" by Bankrate.com
• City, county call for public access proposals
• 100 Voices in Pritchard Park
• Summer service opportunities
• Troopers to target speeders over July 4th holiday
• Asheville City Council preview: community media “Request for Proposals” and Sunny Point rezoning
• Good rain chance this afternoon in Asheville
• Morganton woman held in McDowell murder case
• Homeward Bound helps 300th person find permanent home
• Asheville school board to consider longer day vs. 185 days
• Asheville woman faces drug charges
• Asheville teen faces multiple marijuana charges
• Exhibition: 'Color Study' at The Asheville Art Museum
• 6th Annual Cherokee Art Market at the Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds
• Cops: Swannanoa man had 10.1 ounces of pot
• Shuler wants alcohol sensors in all new cars
• APD to consult with DA following shooting report
• Asheville-area gay rights advocates eye New York's law
• Greenway may get early start in River Arts District
• Wineries form Boone Area Wine Trail, hope to boost tourism
• Perdue vetoes abortion curbs
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Buy it and they will come?  ***UPDATED***
• APD Investigates gunshot incident in River District ***UPDATED 4:25 p.m.***
• Shuler backs anti-drunken driving bill in Asheville
• WNC Wellness review: Strike a pose — Asheville’s a top yoga town
• Redistricting, gerrymandering and power
• 8 injured in I-40 eastbound accident near Asheville
• NC residents flock to SC for fireworks
• Loggers, moonshiners crossed paths in WNC
• Employers support hiring rules
• 3 injured in plane crash
• Man dies in Nebo shooting
• WNC leader in the 'green economy'
• More hot days ahead
• Man dies in Nebo shooting
• 3 injured in plane crash in Clay County
• Master of Fine Arts summer residency – readings and lectures
• Report: More residents having criminal records expunged
• Police: Man killed while urinating on median
• 11-year-old boy killed in ATV wreck
• Hailey Best crowned Miss NC
• Asheville performing arts calendar
• Asheville area visual arts calendar
• Migratory warbler may be on brink
• 5 more days of school in WNC
• Artists bounce back from storm
• Prescription drug crimes rattle WNC
• Famed Lowcountry restaurateur hopes for perfect Storm
• Groce Funeral Home seeks cell phones for soldiers
• Guilt, love emerge in crash wake
• Henderson County man arrested on cocaine charge
• Arden man arrested following police chase
• Asheville man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Arden man charged with indecent liberties with a child
• Asheville area religion calendar
• City to start new leaf collection service
• Swain County social services board fires director
• Pain at pump eases a little
• Asheville begins search for police chief
• Powwow, Art in Park highlight WNC weekend
• Gov. Perdue ties school cuts to new jobs
• Authorities: Weaverville pair obtained hydrocodone illegally
• Asheville police seek help in identifying person of interest
• Man charged with statutory rape
• Police: Professors ran online prostitution website
• Getaway: Video of the Asheville Tourists at McCormick Field
• Haywood Habitat for Humanity accepting partner-family applications
• SAVE money this summer with energy-saving tips from Progress Energy
• Bin Laden wanted new name for al-Qaeda
• Fla. college student dies during swim in campus lake
• Swain DSS director fired
• Jubilee! offers health and wellness classes on Saturday
• Parkway Playhouse brings history to life in award-winning musical '1776'
• Gov. Perdue signs Bills that aid military service members
• Guitars for Vets program launched in Asheville-concert planned for July 12
• Luke Webb performs free concert June 30 at WCU
• Police: Asheville man tried to steal $5 with knife threat
• Police: Asheville pair pawned stolen jewelry
• Cops: Bakersville man caught with pot, throwing knives
• Arden men charged with break-in
• Perdue vetoes picture IDs for voters
• Bar: Judges, politics don't mix
• Asheville area club scene
• Asheville-area festivals and expos
• Adele sets date; Moby coming to Moogfest
• Asheville-area stage productions
• Small business consultant Cates to run for council
• Asheville area performing arts calendar
• Man charged in Mission Hospital vehicle break-ins
• NC gas tax set to increase July 1
• Students tackle zombies at A-B Tech camp
• Biltmore may add new hotel
• Buy the right to name a new species in the Smokies
• Arrests: Woman charged with financial card fraud
• Biltmore may add lodge on estate near Asheville
• Gov. Perdue vetoes voter ID bill
• Local Presbyterian churches sponsor their 20th Habitat house
• Pool hours on Fri., June 24
• NCDOT awards 2011 bicycle and pedestrian planning grants
• American Red Cross needs donors, Type O negative blood supply drops to critically low levels
• Senator Kay Hagan introduces Jobs Bill
• Defenders of Wildlife aims to help 25,000 children enjoy the outdoors
• Deadline is July 18 to apply for SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans due to drought in Western North Carolina
• Progress Energy Carolinas seeks more solar projects
• Buncombe County Girl Scouts win awards
• The Salvation Army needs donations of children's clothing
• Niagara Bottling to bring 66 jobs to Iredell County
• Asheville seeks volunteers for Bele Chere festival
• I-240 wreck in Asheville cleared
• Stock cars win the race: Official state sport of North Carolina
• Storms topple trees, power lines in Western North Carolina
• Camp out at Chimney Rock State Park
• Arrests: Man charged with indecent liberties w/ child
• Blood drive tackles shortage
• Eager crowds greet new tailgate market
• Bomb hoax suspect claimed to be god
• Get out of the car and explore the Blue Ridge Parkway
• Report: Teen driver in fatal wreck was not drinking
• Wildlife center offers Children's Raising Trout program
• Charged road rage suspect bragged about beating 78-year-old
• Gifted student classes may end
• Commissioners alter pay, but totals stay the same
• County, city and state officials point to possible big jobs announcement
• NC man charged with 104 animal cruelty counts
• High-speed police chase ends in Jackson
• CTS neighbors want building near Asheville condemned
• President Obama to give national address tonight
• Buncombe deputies identify suspect in pharmacy robbery
• APD notices spike in scooter thefts
• Cooler, wetter weather expected in Asheville
• A Car in Carson
• NC summer Institute in Choral Art on campus
• APD: Asheville man stole liquor and boom box in break-ins
• Cops: Fletcher woman had 6.3 pounds of pot
• Man injured in waterfall tumble at Graveyard Fields
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Police arrest stabbing, burglary suspect
• Montford Tailgate Market debuts today
• Staffer: Walls to be greener, safer under new county rules
• Sidewalks coming to Emma neighborhood
• Heat-packing pharmacist surprised by robbery
• Man charged in bomb scare at federal buildings
• Serial killer indicted in hiker slayings, death penalty sought
• Couple's conviction on school attendance violations upheld
• Homeward bound: Legislature adjourns until July 13
• Who’s in charge?
• Getaway: Play ball!
• Ruled from Raleigh?
• Balancing act?
• Hillcrest bridge fears unwarranted?
• Actions taken at the June 21 meeting of the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• APD arrests suspect in stabbing
• Suspect in custody after bomb scare at federal courthouse
• Asheville federal building evacuated due to bomb hoax, suspect arrested ***UPDATED***
• Gaston County man robs bank for $1 to get medical care in jail
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Asheville area
• Court upholds Buncombe parents' school attendance convictions
• Hilton indicted for murder of Henderson couple
• Extended library hours for summer MFA
• WWC on President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Water outage reported in East Asheville
• Warm day in Asheville; power mostly restored
• Asheville woman faces drug charge
• City to test app for parking spots
• Tract off Blue Ridge Parkway gets conservation protection
• Petition could block Biltmore Lake annexation
• Asheville man charged with felony larceny
• White Duck Taco flies fully loaded
• Perdue considers bills OK'd by GOP lawmakers
• Asheville-area health calendar
• Asheville-area fitness calendar
• Marla Maples, Tiffany Trump visit Asheville nonprofit
• Historic train restoration chugging along
• Bridge work planned on I-26 near Asheville airport
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Filling the cracks in the wall?
• A Car in Carson
• Haiku Bamboo Nursery to hold Bamboo Walking Tour
• Asheville brush and leaf collection program to change July 1
• WNC Wellness review: Pardee+Mission deal, N.C. air-quality standards and more
• Master of Fine Arts summer residency – readings and lectures
• Arden man dies in motorcycle wreck on I-26
• Summer service opportunities
• Vrrroom! Motorcyclists ride to work today
• Tye Blanton Foundation donates gifts to dads at Mission
• Heat brings no relief for firefighters at NC blaze
• NC college plans maternity residence hall
• NC truck driver arrested after 2 die on motorcycle
• Asheville area culinary calendar
• Pioneering educator McCallum retires
• Fire damages East Asheville home
• Smokies elk herd adapts, learns to protect calves
• Dollar General plans an Enka-Candler market
• Answer Man talks "Hunger Games" here, sweaty troopers
• Asheville tweaks building rules
• Tornado watch, storms alerts issued for WNC counties
• Asheville and Buncombe County property transfers
• Fire damages East Asheville mobile home
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• NC innocence panel blazes trail
• Bill's passage may thwart Biltmore Lake annexation
• Hillcrest celebrates Juneteenth
• Can WNC become the Napa Valley of natural products?
• Asheville area visual arts calendar
• Sudden storm hits Asheville, destroys Art in the Park tent booths (Video)
• Local Matters: State versus local, and City Council updates
• Black Mountain man charged with statutory rape
• Cops: Asheville man took cash from job at Walmart
• Cops: Local woman tried to obtain prescription drugs illegally
• Dogs seized from NC kennel
• Buncombe retaining wall rules examined
• Power restored in most areas after storms
• Asheville-area religion calendar
• October debut for new schools targeted
• Pollution settlement near for state, TVA
• NC lawmakers change rules on annexation
• Bank only bidder on Bartram's Walk property near Asheville
• City moves fireworks to July 3 at Memorial Stadium
• City seeks consultant to help with police chief recruitment
• Asheville fireworks move to Memorial, will be July 3
• Lawmakers OK major rewrite of NC annexation rules
• Bank only bidder on Bartram's Walk property near Asheville
• City of Asheville to launch Smartphone parking app
• Asheville man charged with safecracking
• Asheville man charged with LSD trafficking
• Cops: Fletcher man bought cigs with stolen gift card
• Police: Asheville man broke into restaurant
• Wong trial prosecutor Reid Brown faces SBI probe
• Asheville man charged with breaking and entering
• Buncombe moving to buy former Volvo plant for $7M
• Asheville Humane Society helping furry tornado victims
• Asheville's Hillcrest Community celebrates Juneteenth
• Power out for thousands in WNC
• Henderson County schools recognize top scholars
• Teens get down to business
• Downtown Asheville could lose July 4 bang
• Asheville's NC Arboretum hosts Daylily Show and Sale
• Teen killed in wreck gets colorful farewell at graveside service
• Former Bank of Asheville president pleads guilty to fraud
• Candler man charged with felony hit and run
• Program gives businesses more access to capital
• Pardee names new CEO
• Asheville-area festivals and expos
• Asheville-area stage productions
• Asheville area club scene
• Asheville area performing arts calendar
• Downtown Asheville could lose July 4 bang
• Final voter ID mandate appears headed for veto
• Asheville water study, airport transfer bills in limbo until next year
• Balloons released for Asheville teen killed in crash
• Members of church facing deportation after stop
• Storms update: More than 20,000 in WNC still without power
• City of Asheville honored for recycling program
• Cops: Candler woman had 253 grams of cocaine
• Police: Woman used fraudulent prescription
• Jones recipe finalist in US competition
• Bill to take Asheville airport dead for now
• Teens' graves to be side by side
• Teens accused of partying in derelict condo
• DA seeks murder appeal limit
• Flower fireworks awe garden spectators
• NC lawmakers override historic Perdue budget veto
• Thunderstorm warnings in WNC
• NC Legislature overrides gov budget veto
• Work to affect I-40 in Haywood Thursday
• Jones Elementary named finalist in national recipe contest
• US births down for 3rd year; economy may be factor
• Honk for peace: N.C. Peace Action members protest war
• WNC Wellness review: Asheville doctor revives house calls…
• Top bean: Ira B. Jones Elementary wins first place for soup recipe
• Nice today in Asheville, but rain likely tonight
• Asheville City Council report: No crime increase since reopening Hillcrest pedestrian bridge
• House votes budget veto override; committees move to axe air toxics program, change election laws
• Warren Wilson Dean’s List announced for the Spring 2011 semester
• UNC Asheville Offers Prep Classes for New GRE Exam
• Miller says Twitter imposter confessed, apologized
• Asheville adds tailgate market
• City could get zilch for airport transfer
• Drugs, road hazards investigated in fatal wreck
• Economists predict slow job rebound
• Teachers head to Raleigh to lobby
• Graveside plans made for 1 victim
• Budget loss may later help Perdue
• Getting and spending
• Dogged determination
• Juneteenth
• NCMatters: Sunshine and livermush
• Silver Alert: McDowell County woman missing
• Metropolitan Sewerage District to consider budget, sewer-rate increase
• Perdue's likely veto defeat could be short-term
• LIVE: Asheville City Council — And the kitchen sink…
• Nice today in Asheville, but rain possible Wednesday
• 2 Asheville teens die in crash
• MFA Program for Writers sets schedule of public readings, lectures
• Cops: Man stole Burberry purse out of vehicle
• Asheville-area health calendar
• Asheville-area fitness calendar
• Cliffs lawsuit claims fraud
• I-240 pedestrian bridge reviews mixed
• School board considers longer day for elementary students
• 12,000 cited in Click It or Ticket
• Fake Jeff Miller tweets probed
• Charter offers higher speed Internet in Asheville, Buncombe
• Study gives N.C. mixed grades for economic climate
• Blacks' role in Confederacy remains touchy subject
• S. Lexington Ave. in Asheville to be resurfaced
• Thieves target LaZoom
• Thanks, or no thanks: Giving women the “right to know”
• Origami crane folding event supports Asheville activist
• Warren Wilson launches search for new president of the college
• 23 Liberal Arts Colleges to Meet at UNC Asheville as Part of National Science Foundation Effort to Strengthen Undergraduate Research
• Swannanoa Chamber Music Festival kicks off 2011 season
• Carson Hall demolition
• Relative of flesh-eating piranha found In NC lake
• 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers are out
• Robotics, Watercolor and Insurance - Varied Summer Workshops at the N.C. Center for Creative Retirement
• Asheville wreck kills 2
• Some in WNC still without power after storms
• Cancer Society needs volunteer drivers
• Civil War recruitment comes to life at Vance Birthplace
• Economic developers gather in Asheville
• Congratulations, grads!
• Hot Springs hosts the Save the French Broad raft race
• Asheville Family Nights return to Blue Ridge Parkway
• Asheville class combines digital media with bookmaking
• Gov. Perdue vetoes GOP budget
• Buncombe greenway planning process begins
• Channel URTV stops broadcasting
• Strong storms form in WNC; some power outages reported
• Perdue vetoes GOP's budget plan
• Computers, TVs must be recycled in NC starting July 1
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• Filmmaking pours cash into Asheville area
• Bills in Raleigh have big impact in WNC
• Schools preparing for budget cuts
• Sheriff: two men burned in attempt to steal copper piping
• Gas, energy and food prices subject of forum
• Ga. company to add 125 jobs in McDowell
• County EMTs, deputies get lift with radio system
• Business is built on trust
• Police arrest Asheville man on fugitive warrant
• Buncombe deputies arrest man in flashlight beating
• Candler man charged with felony child abuse
• Asheville teen charged with eluding arrest with motor vehicle
• Authorities: Scam targets Latinos in Asheville area
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Enka graduates 245 in class of 2011
• Food truck sparring draws city police
• Fund cuts hit historic sites
• AT&T touts merger as job creator
• Asheville River Arts District Studio Stroll highlights artist sense of community
• NC House passes voter ID bill, but little impact seen
• Things to do this weekend in Asheville area
• Airport advised to slow growth
• Asheville police looking for man who robbed CVS of Oxycodone
• Severe thunderstorm warning for WNC spots
• Marco's Pizzeria reports missing outdoor furniture
• Company to add 124 jobs in McDowell County
• DeVries Gym floor closed next week
• Weaverville man charged with coke possession
• Asheville man charged with MDPV possession
• Asheville man charged with stealing bicycles
• Cops: Employee stole from Toys 'R' Us
• Hendersonville woman charged with resisting public officer
• Asheville man charged with larceny by employee
• Roberson to honor longtime educator
• Asheville area club scene
• Asheville area performing arts calendar
• NC legislators agree to drop charter school cap
• Asheville area stage productions
• Asheville-area Festivals and Expos
• Ozone levels in high elevations prompt warning
• Hot shows in the Asheville area
• Malcolm X daughter, arrested in WNC, pleads guilty
• Montford attack victim: 'Please don't let me die here'
• Asheville High, SILSA and RLC students graduate
• Controversial Bartram's Walk development foreclosed
• Broussard, Isbell among headliners at Bele Chere
• Thieves steal $100K in jewelry from store
• Asheville seeks transit system proposals
• Isbell, Broussard among acts booked for Asheville's Bele Chere
• Registered sex offender arrested at Asheville Mall
• Man was trying to kill her, Montford robbery victim says
• Buncombe under storm warning
• Summer garden market – Fridays, 3-5pm
• Raker named entrepreneur director at AdvantageWest
• S. Asheville water outage reported
• Asheville water system transfer study passes House
• Cops: Candler man uses fake money for massage
• Some in WNC still without power after storms
• Firefly show takes stage in Smokies
• Man charged in bear killing
• NC House tightens abortion law
• Church noise irks Splashville regulars at Pack Square Park
• Few leads emerge in Asheville assault
• Home sales tumble
• Music room's legacy honored
• Asheville man charged with obstruction of justice
• Principal named at Isaac Dickson Elementary
• Storm passes through Asheville area; power being restored
• NC House tentatively approves new abortion rules
• United offers some low fares from Asheville to Chicago
• No suspects in Montford beating
• Buncombe Commissioners: County to get free radio system
• Sun uncorks a massive solar blast
• Actions taken at the June 7 meeting of the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Update: I-40 reopens in Hickory area
• VIDEO: Peak into Sandburg’s home and goat farm
• Asheville man charged with drug possession
• Asheville man charged with 3 home break-ins
• Asheville teenagers charged with possession of stolen property
• Bears disrupt local schools
• County budget praised, criticized
• Young capitalists hone skills at camp
• Perdue cheers rising graduation rate
• Asheville-area pools get drainage safety checkups
• An asset of the people?
• Kudos
• NCmatters: Drawing lessons
• Buncombe commissioners get praise and blame on budget
• Authorities end investigation into East Flat Rock shooting
• Buncombe greenways event Friday
• Asheville Regional Airport bill passes House
• Asheville High lockdown lifted after bears move on
• WNC wellness review: Pardee ready to name CEO
• Bear sighting at AB-Tech, Asheville High, lockdown lifted after animals leave
• Memorial ceremony for Hana Staub ’08
• GOP chairman demands Weiner resign
• Heat to linger in Asheville; slightly cooler for weekend
• Police investigate assault of woman in Montford
• S. Buncombe park wins funding
• Diabetes prevention program at risk because of funding loss
• Health calendar
• Buncombe County Early College Class of 2011
• City schools consider longer days for elementary students
• Community colleges brace to cut services 'to the bone'
• Hendersonville man charged in 3 armed robberies
• Hall Fletcher gets new principal
• Buncombe revisits vacation rentals issue
• Asheville-area Fitness Calenda
• Perdue woos company CEO, rips GOP budget
• Faith & Higher Ed at WWC
• Have you seen music stands?
• Hendersonville wins raft race
• Jobless benefits for 47,000 in NC start flowing
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Budget battle (round 2)
• Buncombe board to study vacation rentals further
• Local Matters: Moffitt on Moffitt, West Asheville, yoga in a park and a doctor on a roof
• SEE Expo ends after 10-year run
• Perdue criticizes budget, touts new business here
• Update: 3 wrecks slow I-40 traffic
• Looking past the state budget: Sunshine and livermush
• 3 teens killed, 1 injured in NC crash
• Old Buncombe jail torn from building in pieces
• Proposed budget: County development fees would rise
• Cashiers may get new $8M rec center
• Help sought in identifying check thief
• Another hot week ahead in Asheville
• From D-Day to today, media alters view of wars
• Asheville area culinary calendar
• Oregon woman develops foreign accent after surgery
• Storm warning in effect for Buncombe, Madison counties
• Macon County man wins $1 million in NC lottery
• Tenn. man calls 911, complains of cicadas
• Child's beating death crushes families
• Asheville-area entrepreneurs put in long hours to succeed
• Beauty's in the details for Asheville woodcrafter
• Vacation home rules studied
• Asheville considers hiring lobbyist
• Asheville-area business calendar
• Exhibit, gifts celebrate Asheville airport's 50th anniversary
• Asheville-area business briefs
• Asheville-area business people
• Asheville area visual arts calendar
• Asheville area real estate people
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• Progress Energy seeks 4 percent rate hike
• Galax protection bill moves forward in Legislature
• Progress Energy asks for 4 percent rate hike in NC
• Galax bill moves forward in General Assembly
• Asheville police arrest SC men on fugitive warrants
• Police charge Asheville woman with manufacturing pot
• NC House passes state budget, Perdue clash looms
• Buncombe schools name new principals for fall
• Anti-gang efforts starting to pay off
• Asheville Middle uniform dress nixed
• Authorities probing apparent parkway suicide
• Asheville woman charged with felony larceny
• Asheville-area women involved in protest in NC House
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Heat wave to stick around in Asheville this weekend
• Progress Energy asks for 4 percent rate hike in NC
• Buncombe manufacturer plans expansion, will add 36 jobs
• Asheville area unemployment declined in April, among lowest in state
• Free tarps available during Tarp Awareness Campaign
• Perdue signs order on unemployment benefits
• Practical Outdoorsman consignment shop opens
• Body found off I-26 near Blue Ridge Parkway
• Mast General Store celebrates Land Trust Day on Saturday
• Historic Johnson Farm announces summer operating hours
• Poet Nancy Simpson featured at Coffee With The Poets
• Carson Hall demolition
• Asheville man dies in wreck
• Bear drops in on Asheville neighborhood, sightings rise
• Cogburn takes oath as federal judge for WNC
• Asheville area stage productions
• Asheville area performing arts calendar
• Lewis joins Asheville Chamber as entrepreneurs' advocate
• Five Buncombe principals retire
• Macon County considers steep-slope law
• Cops: Man steals booze from ABC store
• Asheville man charged with statutory rape
• Asheville child missing for one hour draws first responders
• Firefighters test building escapes
• Carolinas system to run Murphy hospital
• Fletcher man charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon
• NC budget cuts target environment
• Missing child draws first responders
• YWCA calls for help funding Diabetes Wellness program
• Computers, TVs no longer allowed in NC landfills
• City isolates source of 'foul' smelling water at businesses
• I-26 lanes closed in Henderson County next week
• Coyotes spotted on Charlotte-area greenway
• Zahra Baker's stepmom held on drug charges
• Official: No survivors found in Ga. plane wreckage
• Burr tours A-B Tech, hears needs of small business
• Asheville school awaits recipe results
• Synthetic drug ban lauded in Asheville area
• Mystery supporter of RiverLink pledges to match $50,000
• Work on I-240 in East Asheville begins Friday
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Asheville man charged with obstruction of justice
• GOP slams healthy school lunch rules
• NC Senate gives tentative OK to budget bill
• Appalachian State part of national honeybee project
• Now you see it — now you don’t: Legislation could dissolve municipal ETJs
• Marble man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Knoxville Zoo saddened by passing of last cheetah
• Shuler announces federal grant, loan for Robbinsville
• Work on I-240 in East Asheville begins Friday
• Asheville School student headed to West Point
• Lane to be closed overnight on I-26 in Henderson County
• City of Asheville water interruption planned for Sunset Drive, Bee Tree Forest area at 8 p.m.
• Hagan announces $4.8M for wastewater treatment plant in Robbinsville
• Education Lottery launches two new instant games
• Henderson County residents invited to complete library survey
• Foothills Humane Society breaks ground on pavilion
• Local Girl Scouts earn Girl Scout Silver Award 
• New at the library
• UNC Asheville Announces Spring 2011 Chancellor's List and Dean's List of North Carolina Students
• UNC Asheville Announces Spring 2011 Chancellor's and Dean's List of Out-of-State Students
• Asheville firefighter struck by vehicle, injured this morning
• Bear spotted in W. Asheville
• Fletcher Elementary loses power, air conditioning
• Cops: Man stabbed pit bull to save his hound
• Hendersonville receives donation to pave trail at Patton Park
• Cops: Candler men stole beer, cigarettes
• Carson Hall demolition
• Larry Harris announces he'll run for alderman
• Swain condom billboard sparks complaints
• Hot spell revives memories of 2010's scorching summer
• Kenilworth apartments issue likely headed to court
• Bothwell rips Pack Square Park restroom pavilion delays
• Umpire assault highlights intensity of youth sports
• Local man charged with 14 counts of credit card fraud
• Public safety project ending
• The art of the wheel
• Holding the line
• LIVE: City Council West Asheville community meeting
• Asheville should take over park restrooms job, Bothwell says
• Kenilworth apartment issue to go to court
• WNC Wellness review: Henderson County may modify Pardee Hospital oversight and more
• Sustainable communities conference canceled
• Hot weather to stay awhile
• Road works closes I-40 lane east of Asheville
• Local governments stuck with meth lab bills
• Plants overhead, green all over at Rec Center
• APD evidence room inventory to begin this week
• Forest burn may help oaks
• Veterans' sacrifices remembered
• Former Asheville Mayor Dick Wood dies at age 72
• Animal shelter deaths falling
• Xpress Interview: Shaw Canale and Sharon Oxendine of Mountain BizWorks
• City Council West Asheville community meeting tomorrow night
• Police charge Asheville woman with theft from Belk
• Obama: Nation owes veterans a debt we can never repay
• Where’s the buzz? Friends of Honeybees hopes to help ailing insects (and ourselves)
• Drawing lessons: State redistricting under full scrutiny
• Foresters warn WNC hikers to watch for marijuana
• Brevard man charged as fugitive
• Asheville man charged with vehicle break-in
• Police charge Swannanoa man with knife assault
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Obamas honor veterans on Memorial Day
• Brioso Fresh Pasta eatery set for Biltmore Park
• Remembering Asheville area POWs on Memorial Day
• Barnardsville man faces statutory rape charges
• Possible Asheville water, sewer merger gets study
• Chamber Challenge Profile: Literacy Council
• Details released on rescue of Mills River soldier's body
• Asheville named 'transition town'
• Asheville area holiday closings
• Heat wave to linger in Asheville
• Parents polled on AMS uniform dress
• Medicaid services may be cut in NC
• Asheville man hurt in motorcycle wreck
• Obama tours twister-ravaged neighborhood in Joplin
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Asheville man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Memorial Day
• Autopsy: Accused revenge killer shot victim 5 times
• Woman faces multiple charges after crash
• Pack Square Park restrooms held up again
• Wagon train celebrates heritage with Buncombe trip
• Fletcher coach charged with assaulting umpire
• Part of Haywood Street in Asheville to lose water Tuesday
• Black Mountain man charged with resisting arrest; other Buncombe arrests
• Barnardsville man charged with statutory rape
• Asheville's Cindy Threlkeld's long journey to lead MANNA
• GOP pushes merit pay for teachers
• Buncombe commissioners to get new home
• Wreck injures four in Hendersonville
• Cops: Asheville man choked woman with shoelace
• Police: Asheville man caught with stolen SUV
• Asheville man charged with strangulation
• Swannanoa man charged with burglary
• Weaverville man charged with assault with a deadly weapon
• Shuler campaign fails to report $1 million in spending
• Feds to work through Sunday at fatal plane crash site
• APD targets aggressive driving
• Jones students, parents anxiously watch recipe voting
• Local jobs situation keeps improving
• Things to do: Mountain Sports Festival continues
• Thieves smash store window with sledgehammer
• Hendersonville's Patton Pool opens today
• Barnardsville man charged with obtaining property by false pretense
• Black Mountain man charged with assaulting officer
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Perdue recommends 19 WNC projects to create jobs
• Rep. Moffitt defends Asheville water system bill, says critics mistaken
• Classic steam locomotive restored at NC Transportation Museum
• Warren Wilson commencement speakers: not from the same mold
• Westbound I-40 near Black Mountain reopens
• Rep. Shuler introduces bill to expand public land access
• Local Matters: Transit changes, URTV updates and City budget
• Feds to work through Sunday at plane crash site
• Video: Thieves smash jewelry store window
• Obama signs Patriot Act 4-year extension
• Reward doubles to find Cataloochee elk poacher
• Water bottling company to expand in Burke County
• Windows Phone 7 App tracks North Carolina's beaches
• Pan Harmonia Offers Series of Concerts at UNC Asheville June 15-18
• Accidents slow traffic on I-40 at Old Fort Mountain
• By the numbers: 2011 tornado season
• US awards Reid Center $4.3M renovation grant
• Blackbeard's anchor to be recovered off NC coast
• Asheville police arrest Kentucky woman on fugitive warrant
• Suspected suicide victim found in Smokies
• Sexual abuse allegations arive in Casey Anthony trial
• Weaverville police arrest pair on meth charges
• After 60 years MIA, Korean War veteran laid to rest
• Storms roll through Asheville, WNC, but damage minor
• Weaverville police arrest 3 on pot charges
• Veterans to be honored in WNC ceremonies
• Memorial Day ceremony to be held in Pack Square Park
• House debates tightening NC borrowing
• School mourns Madison teen killed in bicycle wreck
• 3 young women died in WNC plane crash
• Brewgrass fans foaming over ticket mess
• Two die in Transylvania County wreck
• Severe thunderstorm watch for WNC
• Container housing: Asheville group applies the power of tens to Haiti’s housing needs
• CIA to get access to bin Laden house
• Body of missing Florida man found in Smokies
• SC man, woman die in Transylvania County wreck
• Overnight construction to occur June 2 at City Parking Garage/Aloft Hotel site at 51 Biltmore Ave.
• Asheville City Council community meeting to be held in West Asheville
• Updated with victims' names: Fatal WNC plane crash investigated
• Bill for seizure of Asheville’s water system drastically revised, now calls for study
• Need some summer CSA love?
• Things to do in Asheville Memorial Day weekend
• Forest Service targets marijuana cultivation in national forests
• Water project to force N. Asheville road closure
• Kerrigan's brother gets 2.5 years for dad assault
• Update: Authorities identify teen bicyclist killed by car
• Macon County man charged with 2010 murder
• Brewgrass ticket demand crashes server
• Asheville Housing Authority gets $4 million for Reid Center overhaul
• Fur will fly as canine athletes flaunt agility
• Asheville to get Brioso Fresh Pasta eatery in Biltmore Park
• Asheville's Pizzeria Ritrovo hosts schools benefit today
• Clingman Ave. bike lane in Asheville to cost $250K
• WNC plane crash kills at least 2
• NC troopers oppose bills to allow heavier trucks
• Credit card fraud inquiry grows into federal case
• Budget could push Asheville schools toward a merger
• UPDATE: 'Multiple' fatalities in Cherokee plane crash
• Council member, Democratic chair rally opposition to Moffitt’s water system bill
• WNC Wellness Review: regional hospital battles in the news
• Asheville Fire Department’s three-day training begins
• NC GOP lawmakers try another jobless benefits bill
• Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians gets wildlife conservation grant
• President Obama to talk economy in NC in June
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• UNC Asheville Announces May 2011 Graduates from Out-of-State
• UNC Asheville Announces May 2011 Graduates from North Carolina
• Testimony: Casey Anthony partied while girl was missing
• Macon man charged with murder
• CANCELED: Building Healthy and Sustainable Communities Conference, set for June 2-3
• NC retailer Mast General Store opens in SC capital
• Smokies scales back search for missing NC man
• Asheville Police Department graduates 31 from Citizens Police Academy
• Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, RaysWeather.com partner on calendar
• Gov. Perdue proclaims May 25 Missing Children's Day
• Haywood Community College unveils new curriculum lineup
• More sun in Asheville may turn to storms later in the week
• Preservation society hands out awards
• Jones Elementary's soup entry given a national taste test
• City passes $148M budget
• Dept. of Corrections drug counselor accused of sex offense
• Images of spring
• Texas firm to run Buncombe transit service Mountain Mobility
• Tip nets child porn, drug charges
• A-B Tech president pitches sales tax vote
• Workers sought for Appalachian Trail maintenance
• Korean War veteran's remains finally home
• Henderson deputies arrest 2 on meth-production charges
• Asheville City Council report: Budget passed 6-1
• Looking up
• Deeper purpose
• Crystal ball
• Small is beautiful
• Too little, too late?
• Untitled
• Who you gonna call?
• Taking care of business
• Beyond the green dwelling
• County budget dodges tax increase
• City committee decides not to renew URTV contract, will look for new public access provider
• Casey Anthony defense: Caylee drowned in pool
• Event celebrates local centenarians
• Korean war veterans' remains welcomed with honor
• Future of WNC Community Media Center board in doubt after several members resign
• Progress Energy offers electrical safety tips
• Healthcare group urges Gov. Perdue to curtail “perceived predatory practices” of Mission
• LIVE coverage of May 24 Asheville City Council meeting
• NC volunteer commission holds summit in Asheville
• Glenn Bridge Road reopened after truck wreck
• Cherokee Nation announces Remember the Removal rider selections
• Casey Anthony cries as trial starts in Orlando
• Tomas tapped as Southwestern Community College president
• Local Artists Diane Bove and Michael Smith to Exhibit at UNC Asheville Blowers Gallery
• Obama meets three generations of British royals
• Crowd injures 2 suspects in purse-snatching attempt
• Black Mountain man sentenced in purse snatching
• Road report: Delays, construction
• Rescuers race to find tornado survivors ahead of new storms
• NC train collision leaves 1 dead, 3 injured
• Free stuff in Bryson now open and free food
• Warm day in Asheville, storms possible this afternoon
• Storms continue to pound Tennessee
• Power of Purse features Jennifer Buffett
• Protected elk killed near Smokies
• Employee charged with sex offense at treatment center
• Hise, Davis would vote to extend jobless aid
• Soldier's remains return to WNC
• WNC agencies on call to help Missouri in tornado aftermath
• Western N.C. reps seldom, if ever, act in unison
• Senate budget would cut tax rates
• Asheville City Council preview: budget reports, and Brevard Road Ingles redevelopment
• Black bears seen in Carolinas looking for food
• Forest Service plans prescribed burn at Bent Creek
• FBI: 5.5 percent drop in violent crime nationwide
• NC residents urged to prepare for hurricane season
• Officers hunt elk poacher
• NC 'Click It or Ticket' campaign starts today
• Asheville Fire Dept. holds training exercises May 24-26
• City: URTV will go dark in 1-2 weeks as equipment removed
• Activists: Racial profiling used in police checkpoints
• WNC woman tells of escape from abusive spouse
• Griffin Awards honor Asheville-area historic preservation
• 5 seek Cherokee chief job
• Elder abuse, exploitation rising
• Hot and stormy week ahead in Asheville
• New trail guide out for Pisgah National Forest
• Fundraiser to benefit paddle trail
• Tornadoes batter central US, kill unknown number
• I-85 closed near N.C. state line
• Royal wedding hat sells for over $130K on eBay
• Last big weekend for proms
• Believers' reactions mixed to unfulfilled doomsday
• Warm day in Asheville; afternoon storms possible
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• Prosecutors push for change in innocence commission law
• Students struggle finding summer jobs
• Healthy minds, bodies promoted at Cherokee expo
• Mission to manage Angel Medical Center in Franklin
• Saluda man faces charges in church burglaries
• Girls get a chance on boys' teams
• Domestic violence incidents increase as jobs vanish
• Roll call report: Votes in Congress
• Local Matters: Local economy, employment outlook and Buncombe County budget
• Man charged with pregnant wife's murder appears in court
• Suspect charged with Henderson County church break-ins
• Cops: Man had drug paraphernalia close to child care
• Relocation of endoscopy unit debated
• Family-friendly festivals plentiful today in Asheville area
• Cherokee will continue pushing for card dealers
• Asheville area religion calendar
• N.C. DMV debuts new website today
• Burn scheduled on forest land near Asheville
• Bridge work slows I-40 traffic in Haywood County
• Reward notice issued after eagle found shot in Haywood County
• Stormy spring packs more punch
• Teens practice, then mind their manners
• Troops moving by the time NC seceded 150 years ago today
• Asheville police release sketch of cop impersonator
• Census: NC getting older, and WNC leads the way
• Leads sought in bald eagle killing
• Men sentenced on Smokies ginseng poaching
• Classes start in June at A-B Tech's Institute for Climate Education
• Murder inquiry judges picked
• Vote for Asheville in online 'Best of the Road' competition
• Ex-student: Wake Forest brushed off sex assault incident
• APD seeks police impersonator
• Summer garden market
• 3 men jailed for ginseng poaching, theft at Smokies
• Buncombe soccer fields to reopen for Memorial Day weekend
• Bald eagle killed in Haywood
• Reward for information involving Bald Eagle killing in Haywood County
• Hendersonville man charged with courthouse bomb threat
• New Tenn. law requires college students to have chicken pox vaccination
• SBI to take charge of Neill probe
• Buncombe commissioner district elections bill passes
• Annual ride highlights bike lanes, sidewalks
• Cicada visit unlikely in WNC
• Sylva victims shot 8 times
• Autopsy: Cause of Cherokee toddler's death a mystery
• Officer: Only bath salts taken during armed robbery
• Food trucks hit city roadblock
• Arden man leads police on chase
• Leadership bicycle ride highlights multimodal progress
• Stepmom of slain disabled girl faces drug charges
• Buncombe commissioner elections bill passes Senate, will become law
• Texas company to operate Mountain Mobility
• Buncombe commissioner district elections bill passes Senate, to become law
• Standoff ends: Armed robbery suspect taken into custody
• Autopsy: Cherokee toddler's death a mystery
• Rangers search for missing NC man in Smokies
• Court papers: Sylva homicide victims shot 8 times
• United apologizes for reusing 9/11 flight numbers
• Buncombe County revamps its website, enacts social media policy
• Documents shed new light on APD sexual harassment settlement
• Asheville buses detoured Saturday due to Montford festival
• Free Stuff in Bryson
• Water quality issues reported on Sweeten Creek Road
• Home sales fall in Buncombe, other nearby counties
• Asheville Police Dept. continues Sniper training at Volvo Plant
• Health Adventure bankruptcy hearing postponed
• DA orders criminal probe of attorney Neill
• Appalachian State in Boone part of national bee health study
• Showers possible in Asheville, but temps to warm
• The Commish Report: Public hearing for budget set for June 7
• Blue Ridge Parkway gets grant for improvements at Graveyard Fields
• Monte Vista obtains liquor license
• Next generation learns about women empowering women
• Buncombe board backs county budget
• Lawyer Neill gives up license
• Asheville student, 9, turns family story into book
• ABC board can't pay quarterly disbursement
• Southern forests in jeopardy
• 'Hunger Games' starts filming in NC this week
• Buncombe deputy resigns after his drug arrest
• Rally backs NC gay marriage ban
• APD plans sniper training at firing range or old plant
• Charter cables just hanging out
• Checks and balances
• Daring to succeed
• Talking head
• NCMatters: Under the radar
• Following complaints, APD moves sniper training to Volvo plant, firing range
• Live: Buncombe County Commissioners May 17 meeting
• Airline adds Asheville-Punta Gorda connection
• Courts seek more money for interpreters
• NC schools to weigh nutrition value of snack foods
• Fish and Wildlife unveils national plan to combat White-Nose Syndrome in bats
• AP: Bin Laden raid was a one-time mission
• Outdoor Digital Photography, Photo Book-Making and Crochet Workshops Offered at N.C. Center for Creative Retirement
• Chilly rain to linger in Asheville
• Hendersonville lawyer disbarred
• Mark Kelly sends first e-mail from space
• FLS Energy a leader in commercial solar power
• Cops: Weaverville woman called in fake prescriptions
• Digital sign on Merrimon Ave. raises concerns
• Caller identifies Sylva murder suspect; family of arrested man claims self-defense
• Police sniper exercise scares downtown pedestrians
• Haywood property tax exemption meetings planned May18-19
• NC lawmakers approve school day weather exceptions
• Small explosion reported at Progress plant in Asheville
• URTV closes studio, tries to regroup
• County's 2011-12 budget would reduce workforce
• Perdue fuels pushback against Republican school cuts
• Domestic violence numbers are up slightly in NC
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Budget edition
• WNC Community Media Center shuts down studio operations
• Water system work forces Asheville road closure
• Trump says no to presidential run
• NC carnival worker dies
• WNC Wellness review: Healthcare turf wars, Tai Chi for cancer survivors and more
• NC county school bus stolen, wrecked, burned
• Space shuttle Endeavour blasts off for last launch
• Trial begins for brother of skater Nancy Kerrigan
• Math Meets Craft to Raise Awareness of Threats to Coral Reefs
• State leader to visit Roberson High in Asheville as part of tour
• From mountains to sea: Completing the MST
• Billy Graham resting after release from hospital
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Rain, cooler temps to linger in Asheville
• Reading, writing and ‘rithmetic: Will N.C. go to the back of the class?
• Zero-tolerance changes backed
• Drug rehab founder under scrutiny
• Vote Asheville 'Best of the Road'
• Playground a reminder of lesson to play
• Woman charged with arson
• Evangelist Billy Graham home following hospital stay
• Body found in creek identified as Knoxville man
• Henderson neighborhood complaints lead to drug bust
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• WCU announces winners of school math contests
• Marshall man charged with arson
• Honor Air completes last veterans flight
• Murder case turns on missteps
• Musicians set LEAF's tone and tempo
• Rutherford chamber accepting applications for financial assistance
• Wanted: Capital to grow small businesses
• A-B Tech incubator helps hatch businesses
• Chamber focusing more on small businesses
• Boyle: Interstate tree cutting hard to miss
• Land conservation funding faces cut
• Police: Sylva slayings suspect surrendered
• Local Matters: Zoning, new Dem chair, public transit in transition, Disney myth debunked and more
• Two arrested, one cited in Hendersonville cocaine bust
• Marshall man charged with arson
• Hendersonville man faces pot charges
• Man arrested in two Sylva killings
• Mayland Community College goes to 4-day workweek
• Moore wraps up Asheville 'Fab Fridays' with health care lecture
• Korean War veteran's remains finally come home
• Asheville area religion calendar
• End of an era: Honor Air flights wrap up after 19 trips
• Lots of weekend fun, outdoors and in
• Sheriff: Cheese led to false results for cocaine
• Evangelist Billy Graham continues to improve in hospital
• Accident on Interstate 40 injures motorists
• Latino ministry holds Rutherford cleanup tomorrow
• Asheville shredding event contributes to near million-pound total
• Update: Suspected double-murderer arrested in S.C.
• NCDOT recognizes Western North Carolina groups for Adopt-A-Highway efforts
• We’re Not Bashful: A rally for LGBTQ rights
• Moog Music: Increased sales, new building
• Hunger hits harder in the summer for NC children
• Yearbooks now available in all formats
• Joshua P. Warren: Walt Disney never lived in Asheville
• UPDATE: Brian Moore of Mission Health System to stand in for Janet Moore as final Fab Friday speaker
• Asheville aims to boost recycling
• Co-defendant describes brutal Pa. torture death
• Funeral home director faces allegations regarding decomposing body
• 1 climber dead on Mount McKinley, 1 rescued
• Caroline Kennedy signs gay marriage pledge for NY
• Artists spark students' enthusiasm for learning
• Faith-based Earth care: Asheville congregations work together
• Workshop offered for end-of-life choices
• Bill limiting annexations gains
• Police search for fake cop; warn motorists
• Board took action against 13 WNC doctors in 2010
• Man killed in NC standoff had 14 gunshot wounds
• Strive Not to Drive kicks off with presentation on transit
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Arden man, 70, faces charges in hotel crimes
• Billy Graham hospitalized at Mission Hospital
• Three Asheville area graduations set for Friday, Saturday
• More severe weather could follow deadly winds
• Tips for assessing tree risks ahead of damaging storms
• Brevard Road median stays put
• City may get new firm to manage transit system
• Local summit addresses child poverty
• Asheville man arrested on drug charges
• Thirsty Thursdays not just beer, baseball
• Mission's Janet Moore to speak at UNC Asheville
• Rare painting headlines Asheville fine art auction
• BorgWarner donates $10K to food bank
• Billy Graham hospitalized
• NC lawmakers revisit school zero-tolerance rules
• NC lawmakers back bill adding abortion regulations
• Katie Spotz ’08, youngest Atlantic solo rower, to speak May 12 at WWC
• Summer library hours
• 2 quakes in Spain cause damage, deaths feared
• DeVries summer schedule
• Janesville Acoustics to add 40 jobs in McDowell County
• Janesville Acoustics to add jobs in Old Fort
• Mission receives grant to promote organ donation
• Some US lawmakers to view bin Laden body photos
• APD arrests suspected gunman in Country Inn robbery
• Progress Energy customers can now report outages online, by mobile devices
• Cape Lookout Lighthouse opens May 26
• Learn how to prepare End Of Life documents in three-week workshop
• Guillen-Lopez named Star Kid of the Week
• Celebration Israel festival planned for May 15
• 226 practitioners disciplined by N.C. Medical Board in 2010
• Haywood Community College will offer collision repair and refinishing technology program
• McDowell teacher receives leadership award
• Asheville City Council report: Kenilworth/Caledonia rezoning fails
• SmartInk closed until fall semester
• NC jobless benefits standoff drags on
• Police: Asheville hotel gunman suspect in custody
• DuPont plan raises doubts
• Video: Cicada brood hatching in the South, including NC
• Flooded Mississippi River marches toward the Delta
• Share your storm photos
• Brevard Road median redo possible
• Kenilworth apartments plan could go forward
• Planets align in unusual proximity in Asheville sky
• Facing the ax
• Less is more
• Hail to the Chief
• NCMatters: Moffitt bill targets Asheville water system
• Obama: Immigration plan is an 'economic imperative'
• City looks for new company to manage Asheville Transit System
• Water main break in Asheville shuts off service to some; estimated repair time is 9 p.m.
• Kidnap charges lodged against Charlotte student
• LIVE: Asheville City Council May 10 meeting
• NC Senate moves to reduce spanking in schools
• River crests in Memphis; downstream states brace
• Registration Opens May 17 for College for Seniors Summer Term
• Livestock Center lauds organizer at grand opening
• The Warren Wilson Circus
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver separating after 25 years
• Warm weather continues in Asheville, rain chances increase
• Poetry Reading by MFA director Deb Allbery
• Man charged with obtaining property by false pretenses
• Flooding peaks in Memphis; downstream danger lurks
• WNC Wellness Review: NC Health and Wellness Trust Fund faces the ax
• Mississippi River flooding expected to crest today
• Asheville's We're Not Bashful rally promotes gay rights
• Enka High student puts on Trash 2 Fashion Show tonight
• Big Brothers Big Sisters raffles $280K cabin
• Zoning may kill Kenilworth complexes
• Asheville toasts third consecutive Beer City title
• Murder case DNA discounted
• Buncombe County sheriff defends arrest for tortilla dough
• Asheville City Council preview: Kenilworth, recycling and the budget (again)
• Mississippi River expected to crest in Memphis Tuesday
• Canton livestock markets officially opens, honors L.T. Ward
• SC cops: Greenville teen kills mom on Mother's Day
• Asheville City Council to consider Kenilworth rezoning
• Mission Health System's Janet Moore to Speak at UNC Asheville
• Man who pulled gun at Asheville motel still on the loose
• Asheville retains title, dominates third Beer City USA poll ***Updated 1:32 p.m.***
• Clay County bridge to be replaced
• More severe weather possible in US after brief lull
• Under the radar: Significant state changes obscured by redistricting and budget battles
• Moderate air quality forecast for today in Asheville
• Mars Hill College cycling wins three national titles
• Forum convener elections
• Katie Spotz ’08, youngest Atlantic solo rower, to speak May 12 at WWC
• Counties typically initiate election changes
• Location chosen for jury selection in Casey Anthony case
• Wildfire prompts smoke advisory in 8 NC counties
• Weaverville man charged with rape
• Asheville junior historians win state award
• Cherokee casino take falls
• Relief worker's seen it before
• WNC letter carriers ready to help fill food pantries again
• Rain hovers in Asheville forecast
• Commissioner district bill divides parties
• Drug company gives grants to Western North Carolina nonprofits for science, health
• Jury selection to begin in Casey Anthony trial
• Today the last day to vote for Asheville in beer poll
• Pakistan still holding bin Laden's wives, children
• Buncombe commissioner district bill divides parties
• Two explosions heard in town where bin Laden killed
• President Obama: Bin Laden had support in Pakistan
• Kate Gosselin hits Derby party scene
• Officials mine secrets of bin Laden papers, videos
• Memphis braces for big flood; Ky. spared calamity
• The Beat: Still striving (not to drive)
• Food prices biting WNC budgets
• Police continue search for hotel gunman
• Asheville schools honor top students
• WNC high school seniors named NC teaching fellows
• Roberson to recognize alumni
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• Legislators eye teacher tenure
• Boating mishap injures Henderson man
• Health trust fund faces budget ax
• Hopes of graduates soar as economy perks up
• APD looking for gunman in Country Inn incident
• UNC Asheville Celebrates 83rd Annual Commencement
• WNC man seriously injured in boating accident
• Live video: Mars Hill College graduation ceremony
• APD searches for gunman considered dangerous
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Loss of local control of layoffs worries WNC school systems
• 4 charged with stealing telephone lines
• Tomato farm to bog: Scientists restore ancient area
• Asheville woman faces multiple charges
• Strive Not to Drive encourages active transportation
• Farmers, diners licking lips over local food movement
• Rep. Moffitt discusses bill to transfer control of Asheville’s water system
• Four charged with stealing telephone lines near Asheville
• With Tar Heel basketball scholarship granted, Simmons' dreams come true
• Harvest Time Assembly in Pritchard Park
• 'SlutWalks' put provocative message in the streets
• Man survives jump off Sunshine Skyway Bridge
• Obama honors 9/11 victims at ground zero
• Forum convener nominations – open until 5pm today
• Time and location changed for Buncombe Soil & Water meeting
• Hillcrest security cameras installed
• Bill would shift Asheville water system to MSD
• Wood named interim Asheville police chief
• WCU plans three commencement exercises
• Buncombe schools honor fallen soldiers
• New schools face delays
• Actress gives big thank-you to local veterans
• NC may add new abortion requirements
• Local Matters: Tattoo safety, new APD chief, Moffitt’s water plan and County health changes
• Obama to meet Navy Seals involved in bin Laden operation
• Video added: Obama pays respects at ground zero
• Rep. Moffitt proposes legislation seizing Asheville water system ***Updated 4:15 p.m. Thursday***
• State lawmakers consider abortion info requirements
• Missing Tenn. student's family wants property searches
• NC House gives budget details tentative OK
• Copies of national documents in Asheville Friday
• Moffitt bill would give Asheville water system to MSD
• Capt. Wade Wood named interim APD chief
• City of Asheville announces interim police chief
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Asheville woman arrested on fugitive warrant
• Asheville frost warning in effect until 9 a.m.
• Black Mtn. officer arrested after chase is off force
• Graduations set for UNC Asheville, Mars Hill College
• Haywood automatic raises on hold
• New trial granted in slaying of Brevard College grad
• Shuler wants gas tax break
• Swain teachers bring snack machines that don't sell junk
• Renowned expert John Maxwell to keynote Leadercast
• Want to volunteer? Learn how at information session
• Video evidence in murder case taped over with soap opera
• Death of NC teen found in river ruled a homicide
• Purported bin Laden corpse photos go viral, global
• Weekend@Wilson: Learn, Laugh, Live — June 24-26
• President Obama will not release photo of bin Laden
• Obama to lay wreath at 9/11 memorial Thursday
• URTV sparks angry words at local commissioners meeting
• Rainy days: Scenes from May 3 showers
• Obama to decide on release dead bin Laden pics
• Vote for Sea Gisondo ’11 in singer/songwriter contest
• U.S. 25-70 Business closed in Marshall
• Buncombe County Commissioners: Highlights from the May 3 meeting
• Buncombe County Commissioners: Highlights from the May 3 meeting
• Landscaping Crew plant sale
• Is there an association between diet type and illness?
• Storm downs trees, power lines in Asheville area
• Mars Hill supper to help Neighbors-in-Need
• Asheville woman kills herself with household chemicals
• Health Adventure assets priced, future murky
• WNC teachers join Raleigh rally
• Chilly nights return to mountains
• Creator of peace game will speak
• Sylva man's death probed
• 'Hunger Games' casting in WNC
• WNC volunteers head to states ravaged by tornadoes
• State budget could cost Buncombe $5M, Greene says
• Interim APD chief appointment delayed
• Enough is enough
• Dueling for dollars
• White House: Osama bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Judge approves sales of Health Adventure assets for $30,000
• Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation gets grant for Kids in Parks Program
• WWC Appalachian music student concert – May 4
• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Raises $20,000 for Our VOICE
• Writers at Home Spring Series Concludes with Readings from "The Great Smokies Review"
• Asheville buses are free for Strive Not to Drive Week
• House passes changes to Buncombe commissioner elections
• Rabies clinic to be held in Haywood County
• Logging forum tonight in Henderson County
• AAA: Asheville has highest gas prices in NC
• Midnight library hours
• Body of Sylva man found at SC recycling center
• Closure: Americans find comfort in clear ending
• Rain likely in Asheville, cooler temps on the way
• Candler man charged with larceny by employee
• WNC Wellness review: Health department retools to face the future
• Asheville man charged in hot dog theft
• Prom season cranks up
• Area residents reflect on 9/11, bin Laden death
• Teenager drowns in Saluda
• Final salute: Mills River helicopter pilot laid to rest
• Asheville-area homeless coalition receives honor
• UNC Asheville offers GRE and SAT prep classes
• WNC military deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Buncombe County: URTV not entitled to more money
• Yearbook dedicated to fallen soldier with Burnsville ties
• Obama calls for unified spirit to continue
• APD prostitution crackdown results in 10 more arrests
• Analysis: What now in Afghanistan?
• Districts bill passes House; local Dems oppose plan
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Health care edition
• AP sources: US used `multiple methods' to ID body
• White House held breath during the bin Laden raid
• Obama aide: We would have taken bin Laden alive
• World reaction: Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage
• Tallyho! Riding herd on the legislative record
• Third Annual Academic Capstone Carnival – May 2-3
• Free pile and moveout info for students
• NOAA: Record 226 tornadoes in 24 hours last week
• Sept. 11 families praise bin Laden death while nursing pain
• AP Source: Bin Laden went down firing
• Islamic scholars question bin Laden's sea burial
• Forum convener nominations
• Obama: bin Laden's death makes the world safer
• UNC Asheville's Gardner and Stradley Named to Statewide Leadership Positions
• Fabled SEAL Team 6 ends hunt for bin Laden
• 2011 Windgate Fellows announced by UNC Asheville's Center for Craft, Creativity & Design
• Funeral for fallen soldier today
• Saturday, May 7 Only - Change of Time/Location for North Asheville Tailgate Market
• WWC student Laura Loewenstein named Newman Civic Fellow
• QUOTES: Reaction to Osama bin Laden's death
• Do you have a Sept. 11 connection?
• Stocks set to rise on bin Laden, strong earnings
• US kills bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Hagan, Burr issue statements on bin Laden death
• Obit: Bin Laden took a path of fanaticism and terror
• Homeland Security: US must be vigilant
• Al-Qaida ideologue condemns Bin Laden slaying
• Cops: man arrested on fugitive warrant in Asheville
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Nice today in Asheville; rain coming Tuesday
• Library of Congress exhibit comes to Asheville
• Asheville Art Museum Announces Summer Skies Raffle
• Brew fans hoping Asheville will grab Beer City crown again
• Asheville hotels busier in '11
• Rare butterfly discovered in WNC
• Bicyclist injured after crash on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Bill trims school year for those with 20+ snow days
• Activists march to end deportations
• NASA: Endeavour's last launch delayed again
• Reality TV copter crew goes down near Pa. campus
• Legislators hear from public at redistricting meeting
• Bicyclist injured in Blue Ridge Parkway crash
• Color on the French Broad: Hot Springs’ annual river festival
• Fire damages Asheville home
• Nice today in Asheville, but part of work week to be wet
• Sunday in the South: Mourning for tornado victims
• Service for slain boy to be private
• Child, animal abuse targeted at event
• Redistricting hearing portends testy battle
• Asheville area schools, students, teachers earn awards, honors
• Rep. Shuler's profile rises; opinions mixed
• Councilman Bothwell faces long odds against Shuler
• Asheville's Biltmore Square Mall loses power
• Vehicle registration forms hit the mail
• Storm damage closes Smokies trails
• Boyle: Big events not coming to Pack Square Park
• Western North Carolina farms get renewable energy grant
• Haywood Community College law enforcement classes to start
• Henderson County developer Keith Vinson arrested on insurance charges
• Local Matters: URTV gets legal, airport concerns and Bothwell’s bid
• Cops: Man caught with drugs wanted for failure to appear
• Immigration reform advocates plan Sunday rally
• Clyde teacher wins national award
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Budget cuts could eliminate landslide warnings
• Ingles sees more earnings improvement
• State commerce secretary bullish on future
• Asheville murder convicts get innocence hearing
• Xpress Files: A look at documents related to URTV and Buncombe County funding issues
• Merrimon Avenue now clear of rush-hour accident
• Food assistance available in NC counties affected by tornadoes
• Tornado survivors pick up pieces as Obama visits
• Lake James residents can expect spilling soon
• Moderate air quality forecast for Saturday in Asheville
• Pistol permit no longer required for crossbow purchases in North Carolina
• Services set for fallen Mills River soldier Terry L. Varnadore II
• Endeavour shuttle launch postponed
• Local kids march for the YWCA’s Stand Against Racism event ***UPDATED WITH VIDEO***
• City Council field shapes up: Candidates declare, incumbents undecided
• Did the Alabama tornadoes affect you?
• Playstation security breach affects over 780,000 NC residents
• Storm damage closes some trails in the Smokies
• Rutherford, NC electric companies help tornado areas with power restoration
• Asheville included in Vision Airlines sale
• Ingles reports quarterly earnings up 38%
• SBI: Number of NC meth labs rise, cleanup is costly
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Hendersonville woman charged with identity theft
• Second arrest in alleged Asheville B & E
• Congestion on I-26 at N.C./Tenn. line
• Summer break shuttle to Asheville Regional Airport
• Actress Andie MacDowell inspired by new film
• Gov. Perdue honors Western North Carolina residents with top volunteer awards
• Attorney: DA Moore withheld evidence in murder case
• New schools construction runs behind schedule
• Twisters nail South, killing at least 281
• Annual Johnson Farm Festival this Saturday
• OnTrack holds free financial health clinic Saturday
• Asheville Arby's suffers serious damage in blaze
• Pinnacle man charged in online sex sting
• Tomasetti honored for anti-gang work
• 11th District minus Asheville is possible
• Warrant: Slaying suspect had child erotica
• NC takes steps to address childhood obesity
• Mills River rabbit meat safety course canceled
• APD charges man with online exploitation of a minor
• Raw video: Storm chaser tornado video from Mississippi
• Third Annual Academic Capstone Carnival – May 2-3
• Southern tornado death toll rises to 200, more expected
• Warrant: child erotica found in home of man charged in Candler child's death
• April could be record month for tornadoes
• 3,500 are without power in WNC following overnight storms
• Cougars ready for debut at WNC Nature Center
• Alumni Board event at Pisgah
• Spring plant sale
• Zebulon Vance birthplace site sidesteps closure
• Asheville man arrested on assault charge
• Endeavour launch brings tourists, traffic to Fla.
• Storms kill 77, cells march through WNC overnight
• Tornado video: Birmingham, Ala., Wednesday
• Pit bull shot after attack at A-B Tech
• Buncombe continues move away from clinical services
• APD charges seven with prostitution
• Evidence audit may take months
• Buncombe deputies arrest accused shooter
• Jobless rates fall in region
• WNC Wellness review: Tai Chi helps fight depression among elderly
• Amendment saves Zebulon Vance Historic Site in Weaverville
• 2010-11 Service Award winners
• Asheville, Buncombe County get share of Progress Energy education grants
• Dog tries to attack student on the A-B Tech campus
• City Council to state: Hands off our airport
• Fund established for family of fallen Mills River solider
• JounreyAsheville: Couch Potato outside Pack Place
• SmartInk can refill your printer cartridges
• Candler woman arrested on cocaine charge
• Asheville man charged with obstruction of justice
• Officers capture Asheville suspect wanted in shooting
• Morning winds give way to afternoon thunderstorms
• Police: Asheville Man tried to burn apartment
• Buncombe deputies seek shooting suspect
• Bothwell will run against Shuler in primary
• City budget: Hold line on taxes, cut jobs, raise fees
• Report: Asheville restaurants nourish local economy
• Cuts may force Vance closure
• Construction planned on I-40 in Haywood County
• Buncombe schools predict more than 100 job cuts
• Local restaurants help fight AIDS
• LIVE: Asheville City Council April 26 meeting
• Breaking down barriers
• Paving the way
• Playing the numbers
• Good news, bad news
• Investigation narrowed in search for missing Bobo
• Police identify 2nd body found in river with missing NC teen
• Vance Birthplace may close under proposed budget cuts
• Couric confirms she's leaving 'CBS Evening News'
• Fun & Service at Heifer International
• NC Education Lottery transfers $119M to state
• Good air quality forecast for Wednesday in Asheville
• New Asheville Chamber Music Institute to Debut at UNC Asheville in June
• Prescription drug drop-off Saturday in Haywood County
• Novel butterfly found breeding in WNC
• Bothwell now running against Shuler as a Democrat
• Still "Feelin' Groovy" – Reuter Center Singers to Present '60s Folk Songfest
• A decade of green: The Western North Carolina Green Building Council turns 10
• Buncombe deputies seek shooting suspect
• 61st Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage begins Tuesday
• Jazz at Cowpie, Erbsen at White Horse BMT
• Student article leads to Durham teacher arrest
• Bothwell to challenge Shuler in Dem primary
• Rain likely today
• City schools plan for $1.8M loss
• Construction planned on I-40 in Haywood County
• WCU's Jacques to be honored at Asheville party
• Thieves target homes, businesses hit by tornado
• Mills River soldier dreamed of being a pilot
• WNC military deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Easter offering stolen from Arden church
• Warrants reveal bite marks on slain 4-year-old
• Obama spokesman responds to F. Graham's 'birther' remarks
• No resolution yet in Kenilworth apartments case
• Zealandia burgled; cops charge suspect
• Asheville's March for Babies raises a record $130K
• TuckReader: The Cherokee sense of place
• Backtracking on rails: a legislative reversal
• Thieves loot NC homes hit by last week's tornadoes
• Macon County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Warrant: Bite marks present on slain 4-year-old
• Obama spokesman fires back at Franklin Graham
• Asheville City Council preview: Budgetary recycling
• Colorado mall bombed on Columbine anniversary
• Asheville's WNC Nature Center opens cougar exhibit
• Cartoon Illustrations Exhibited at UNC Asheville's Blowers Gallery
• Easter offering stolen from church
• Obamas to chat with Oprah this week
• Man charged with breaking into Zealandia
• Drop off items for tornado victims at Grace Healthcare
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park visits flat
• Hundreds gather on Easter in search for abducted Bobo
• Relative: Missing NC teen had no reason to visit dam
• Teachers will feel sting of budget cuts in classroom
• Stand Against Racism events scheduled
• Grants to help substance abuse initiatives
• Asheville minister founds Baptist group
• Buncombe commissioner district elections closer
• Asheville walk to raise awareness of child and pet abuse
• Lawsuit targets church conduct
• Mills River soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Mills River soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Guinness says Carowinds sets egg-dyeing record
• Mining company: Trapped Idaho miner presumed dead
• Polishing the crystal ball
• Asheville reverend commits to new venture this Easter
• Gabrielle Giffords standing on own, trying to improve gait
• Texas sheriff: Deputy killed; suspect shot dead
• Rescuers find just rubble in collapsed Ida. tunnel
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• Victim in Md. McDonald's attack alleges hate crime
• The Beat: Walking a mile in her shoes
• Slain Candler boy's family releases statement
• Asheville won't release detailed police personnel records
• APD evidence audits suspect
• Protesters target Asheville police
• Block House races bring out crowd, wacky hats
• April 28 is deadline for Haywood property value appeals
• Leader in art, education to speak Wednesday
• Hunger crisis expands in WNC
• Boy's slaying crushes family
• North Carolina considers tax amnesty
• Candler man sentenced for cocaine trafficking
• Buncombe spends $1.2M to conserve 1,327 acres
• Asheville protesters urge end to sexual assaults
• Great Smoky Mountains Railroad gets NCDOT grant for upgrades
• Asheville-area volunteers go east to assist state's tornado victims
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Buncombe schools honor top students
• Cherokee County sheriff fires top deputy after SBI inquiry
• Leicester incorporation halts
• Poaching imperils native plant
• Apodaca vows more jobless aid
• Easter events, festivals are plentiful in WNC
• Local Matters: Stand Against Rascism, APD’s Hogan Retires and County Commission updates
• Ohio man challenging law on teasing police dogs
• Father: Daughter's body found, now work begins
• Tips for going green on Earth Day
• GOP-led state budget process places environmental regulations at risk
• Easter egg hunts, other events ready to roll
• UNC Asheville Offers GRE and SAT Prep Classes
• Search resumed for abducted Bobo
• WNC gets share of Main Street grants
• Weather service says at least 28 tornadoes hit North Carolina
• Recalls this week: Scooters, trikes, candles
• UNC Asheville's Great Smokies Writing Program Offers Summer Workshops
• NC Senate votes to combat prescription drug abuse
• Authorities investigating whether attempted kidnapping connected to Bobo abduction
• Parts of Asheville to lose water next week
• Goodwill to hold special auction in Asheville
• Rainy, breezy and cool today
• Cops: Asheville man stole, pawned jewelry
• Asheville man charged with home break-in
• Community feedback meeting on Service
• Asheville woman charged with animal cruelty
• Men wear heels to aid victims of sex abuse
• Hagan: To trim debt, 'all on table'
• Flat Rock legend Treadway off to Va.
• 2-vehicle accident kills 1 in Brevard
• Kimmel, company aim to rebound
• Bill would limit Mission's growth
• Experts: Economic growth slow but steady
• Liz and Tim perform at John C. Campbell Folk School
• Brevard man dies in wreck
• Obama: We will end 'manipulation' of gas prices
• LIVE: Coverage of the Economic Crystal Ball Seminar
• Body found in Maryland river is missing NC teen
• Celebrate spring at Carl Sandburg Home in Flat Rock
• New UNC System President Thomas W. Ross to Deliver UNC Asheville Commencement Address; C.D. Spangler to Receive Honorary Degree at May 7 Ceremony
• Crew openings
• Serial killer suspected in WNC deaths gets death sentence in Fla.
• Damage from NC storms becomes clearer
• Public Safety Report
• Serial killer suspected in WNC deaths facing possible death sentence in Fla.
• BP sues rig owner for $40B; blames it for disaster
• Economists to peer into future
• Showers possible in Asheville, but clearing for weekend
• Asheville man arrested on opiate charges
• Asheville agency creates 'real home' for autistic adults
• Uncertainty postpones Health Adventure bankruptcy
• DA to seek death penalty in child's death
• French Broad better; pollution problems persist
• Asheville recycling discount program could be first in NC
• Court ruling faults Mission
• 3-state compact for offshore energy in NC bill
• Taco Bell ads take parting shot at law firm
• Tractor-trailer wreck on I-26 cleared
• Opinion: Ashvegas reader not fond of beer culture
• Sen. Hagan highlights underutilized VA benefit, offers assistance
• Two taken to hospital following lightning strike at Brevard College
• NC Highway Patrol urges motorists to slow down during holiday weekend
• List of people killed in NC by severe storms
• Clay County man facing charges following search
• DA to seek death penalty in Candler child's slaying
• Furniture maker to add 64 jobs in Burke County
• Reward up to $80,000 in case of abducted girl
• Obama declares parts of North Carolina a disaster
• Update: Man charged in boy's death; victim identified
• Severe storm alert issued for parts of WNC
• Asheville bus service, city offices closed Friday
• Shocking News! Alternative Media in West Africa
• Land near Blue Ridge Parkway conveyed to state
• Sen. Hagan plans WNC public meetings
• Celebrate spring at Carl Sandburg Home
• Two killed in Henderson County wreck
• Hogan cautions police in email
• URTV to continue operations, considers suing the county
• Accord lets Weaver Village building start
• Rules on asphalt plants change
• Cops: Asheville man spit on jail warden
• WNC Media Center: We’re not closing our doors
• Actions taken at the April 19 meeting of the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Candler man charged with first-degree murder in child's death
• A Q&A with Asheville Chamber CEO Kit Cramer (full transcript)
• Charting the future
• We were robbed
• Stand Against racism events
• Multiple choice
• HATCHed
• Video: Interview with Kit Cramer and Ben Teague of the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce
• Storm's human, financial toll rises in Raleigh
• With best wishes, we bid farewell to James Fisher
• Gov. Perdue requests disaster declaration for 18 NC counties
• Asheville woman wins $50K a year for life instantly
• NC highway patrol nets over 9,400 tickets during Operation Drive campaign
• Woodbury Apartments temporarily lose water
• Park at Connestee Falls near Brevard opens to the public
• Raul Castro named 1st secretary of Communist party
• Protest of the Day: Tax Day in Pritchard Park
• Farm freezer sale – Friday, 3-5pm
• Land along the parkway conveyed to state
• Buncombe deputies investigate child death in Candler
• Warren Wilson Theatre presents “The Cherry Orchard” April 21-24
• Katie Spotz ’08, youngest Atlantic solo rower, to speak May 12 at WWC
• NC disaster relief fund created to support storm, tornado victims
• Spring “Owl & Spade” now online
• Warren Wilson Theatre presents “The Cherry Orchard”
• WNC Wellness review: UNC Health seeks partnership with Pardee
• Duke lacrosse accuser charged with murder
• Official: No one cleared in Tenn. woman's abduction
• Bond set at $27,000 for Weaverville man facing 10 charges
• NC woman gets probation for leaving dog in hot car
• Sunny, warm in Asheville today, but rain on the way
• World Pinhole Day at the Asheville Art Museum
• Asheville Art Museum Hosts Fanaticon2
• Asheville's Grove Park Inn throws royal wedding bash
• Cops: Swannanoa man stole Xbox
• Gov. Bev Perdue orders flags to be lowered following disaster
• WNC agencies on ground with relief
• Asheville looks to defend Beer City crown
• Local breweries win big at competition
• Alleged cop killer has area ties
• Asheville's MoveOn.org rallies against tax system
• UNC Asheville dedicates Sherrill Center
• Motorcyclist charged after chase
• 800 homes in NC damaged or destroyed by storm
• Asheville police chief to retire
• Grants will expand Fletcher greenway, remove dam
• MoveOn.org rallies in Asheville against U.S. tax system
• Amid controversy, APD Chief Bill Hogan announces retirement
• Obamas paid $453,770 taxes on $1.7 million income
• NC scholar's report calls for end to death penalty
• N.C. bill proposes end to free fishing
• Friend: NC woman, fiance, 3 kids killed in crash
• CEO of sweets-maker Ferrero dies in accident
• UNC Asheville Dedicates New Wilma M. Sherrill Center; Facility to House Academic Programs, N.C. Center for Health & Wellness, Kimmel Arena
• State grants extend greenway, remove dam in Henderson
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Paving the way for more asphalt plants?
• Playing the numbers — the state redistricting game
• Earth Day Asheville
• Moderate air quality forecast for today in Asheville
• Officials ask residents for help in finding Bobo
• Asheville man arrested on drug, assault charges
• WWC Chorale Spring Concert at Sage Café
• Lowe's staff save dozens as storm hit NC store
• 5 killed in NC national forest wreck
• Big Love Fest Asheville
• AVL gets nonstop flight to Philly
• High gas prices hit area business budgets
• Henderson County woman hurt on four-wheeler
• 4 remote early voting sites for City Council race to cost $24K
• Casting call for 'Artemis' draws crowd to Concord
• WNC sends aid east; twisters kill 21
• Warm week ahead in Asheville area
• Lowe's staff save dozens as storm hit Sanford store
• More than 60,000 still without power in NC
• Do you know someone affected by eastern NC weather?
• The Beat: HATCH-ing a plan
• Fish passage to be built at Cape Fear River dam
• Shaw U cancels semester after storm hits NC campus
• Woman's abduction consumes western Tenn. community
• Rainfall totals in Western North Carolina
• At least 35 dead from storms, including 10 in NC
• French Broad River flooding expected in spots, but warmup on the way
• Applicants sought for Haywood County boards
• Asheville's Tax earns Eagle rank
• Tailgate buyers defy weather
• Governments hold line on pay
• Missing woman found on last day of search
• Summer camps mean big bucks in Asheville area
• Asheville Earth Day festival has fitness theme
• Applicants sought for Haywood boards
• Asheville Police Dept. offers drop box for unwanted prescriptions
• Donald Trump stalls TV contract while mulling campaign
• Asheville man facing cocaine charge
• Wedding: Emily Thomas
• Wedding: Claire Sproul
• Budget proposal cuts funding for conservation
• Madison County man stabbed
• High water closes some roads in Transylvania County
• Some still without power in Asheville area
• Search for missing woman was set to end Thursday
• Road work could cause delays for visitors to Smokies
• Theories abound in mysterious NY beach bodies case
• Hendersonville man arrested on drug charges
• Woman's abduction consumes Tenn. community
• Gov. Beverly Perdue to veto jobless benefits, cuts
• WNC speaks out at regulatory reform hearing
• Clues emerge in Tenn. abduction; no sign of woman
• 2 adults, 3 kids found dead in Ohio home overnight
• Affordable Housing is for the Birds
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• The EPA gets earful from Mills Gap community
• Indoor, outdoor fun abound this weekend
• Earth Day services spotlight Smoky Mountains project
• Historic Nags Head pier to reopen with aquarium exhibits
• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse opens to public for year
• Asheville area religion calendar
• APD's missing evidence could lead to case dismissals
• Trail up to top of Chimney Rock reopens
• Legislature may make Asheville airport independent
• Lost woman: 'God, if I'm dead already, just end this misery'
• Food safety course for marketing rabbit meat offered in Mills River
• New production facility to bring 53 jobs to Hickory
• Construction begins next week on Woodfin, Walnut streets in Asheville 
• NC to receive new funding, flexibility to improve Medicaid
• Service program feedback and discussion
• New vending machines in Dorland and lower Glad
• Charlotte Street Computers seeks donations for Easter event
• Police officer in center of sexual harassment case still employed by APD
• Paper Reduction Project wins Sustainability Recognition Award
• Asheville Animal Control seeks info on dog bite
• Grants available to rural businesses to promote energy efficiency
• Hatch Festival continues through this weekend
• UNC Asheville Board of Trustees to Meet April 18-19
• World's oldest man dies at 114
• Bad weather to affect search for missing TN woman
• Timing tight in showdown on jobless aid
• NC man accused of dentistry without license
• TVA to close coal plants
• Arden Road in Asheville to temporarily close, lose water Saturday
• WNC Wellness review: NC Senate Bill 31 and battlefield accupuncture
• Bike lanes to be added on Howard Gap Road in Fletcher
• Asheville area benefits and fundraisers
• Manhole cover thefts grow in Asheville area
• Kay Hagan plans WNC public meetings
• Arden woman wins $100,000 in lottery
• Anti-gay prejudice targeted by march
• Affordable housing can be absent in resort spots
• Friends, kin joyous as SC hiker rescued in Asheville area
• Warm days helped missing SC hiker survive
• Hiker rescued from ledge
• Asheville meeting helps vision-impaired learn about hybrid buses
• Buncombe County woman wins $100,000 lottery prize
• Hope fading for WNC Media Center
• Free document shredding, ID theft prevention tips offered April 16 in Asheville
• NC could loses millions in settlements if bill passes
• Haywood schools locked down
• TVA agrees to reduce air pollution, pay NC over $11M
• NC House creates committee to investigate CTS site in Asheville
• 4th day of hiker search under way
• Pa. school district will appeal 'boobies' ruling
• Results from third annual campus-wide spelling bee
• Video of TSA frisking 6-year-old sparks anger
• Spring Arts Festival – April 15, 1-5pm
• Nice today; rain late Friday
• Hatch aims at 'creative class' jobs
• NC House's budget proposal worries educators
• Cops: Asheville man had drug paraphernalia
• Angel Medical Center CEO to retire
• Equality NC comes to Asheville, Buncombe
• Scientists hunting fatal bat disease
• Woman works to bring here devices that help find the missing
• APD evidence audit: Drug seizure money to cover $175K cost
• Sociology/anthropology informational and dessert
• Equality NC rallies against “Defense of Marriage” acts
• Angel Medical Center CEO to retire
• UNCA chemistry department receives national grant
• Adam Baker faces new charges, can't leave US
• Perdue: GOP bill on NC jobless checks 'extortion'
• Progress Energy to build North Carolina's first poultry waste-to-biogas plant
• DA blasts APD evidence room handling, Council approves $175,000 audit
• State legislators adopt resolution to investigate DENR’s handling of CTS site
• APD evidence room audit could cost taxpayers $175,000
• Hendersonville to conduct Rail to Trail study
• Smokies' rangers to begin DWI checkpoints
• Guest blog: Welcome to JourneyAsheville
• Update: 50 rescue workers, dogs continue search for hiker
• Candler man charged with providing false info
• Asheville man arrested on pot charges
• NC leaders look to 37,000 losing jobless benefits
• Sun, warmer temps return today in Asheville
• Pardee, UNC to explore affiliation
• Transylvania shooting suspect surrenders to deputies
• Fort Sumter launches 4 years of Civil War re-enactments
• City raises fees by $500K
• Black Mountain Golf Course improvements announced
• Police harassment lawsuit settled
• 'Hunger Games' extras casting appears set
• DA slams APD evidence conduct
• Accountant: Out of money, URTV spent on luxuries
• Crafty maneuvers
• Access or egress?
• Carney replaces Carter
• The bill-laden month of April
• Missing in action
• City settles APD sexual harassment lawsuit
• Rescuers retrieve climber from Looking Glass Rock near Brevard
• Twelve WNC counties have 10.1 percent or higher unemployment
• TuckReader: A talk with WCU’s new chancellor David Belcher
• 115 items missing from APD evidence room
• WNC Tai Chi for Arthritis to hold public class
• Clay County man facing drug charge
• Pardee to explore affiliation with UNC Health Care
• Wolfe competes at Miss Indian World Competition
• Transylvania County murder suspect turns himself in
• Like to bake?
• Search to resume in Buncombe for missing hiker
• Weaverville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Father of Zahra Baker wants to go back to Australia
• More rain likely in Asheville today
• Asheville Art Museum Launches New Collecting Program
• NC official: auto insurers to profit from changes
• Volunteers needed for spring NC roadside cleanup April 16-30
• EPA to hold CTS Superfund site hearing Thursday
• Charleston cannons began the bloody Civil War
• Copper prices inspire thefts
• WCU's new boss pledges support for football program
• Audit at APD: Guns, cash, drugs, other evidence missing
• Evidence mishandling leads to release of suspects
• March home sales weak
• Wild mushroom hike planned for Sunday
• City of Asheville recognizes outstanding 2011 volunteers
• Hagan schedules 6 'Conversations with Kay' in WNC April 20-21
• Work Day 2011
• Asheville City Council preview: For a fee
• NCDOT rail division makes improvements to Canton crossing
• UNC Asheville Holds 39th Annual Spring Wildflower and Bird Pilgrimage
• UNC Asheville Honors Alumni, Student Leaders at Annual Ceremony
• Multiple choice: I never met a state regulation I did/didn’t like
• Community meeting on governance – April 13
• North Asheville Tailgate Market opens April 16
• North Asheville Tailgate Market at UNC Asheville Opens April 16; New Market Director Named
• "enter into//enter-act" - Interactive Bubble Machine Sculpture Goes on Exhibit at UNC Asheville
• "Cracks, Doorways, and Portals" – Poetry and Photography at UNC Asheville's Ramsey Library
• Appalachian Music Concert at Sage Café
• EPA to hold public meeting on CTS site in Asheville on Thursday
• Hendersonville requests reclassification of French Broad River
• Moderate air quality forecast for today in Asheville
• Flower girl dies, 2 bridesmaids injured in NC crash
• Weather Service says Shelby storm was a twister
• NC Highway Patrol program targets teen driver safety
• Asheville man arrested on identity theft charges
• Japan rattled by aftershock 1 month after tsunami
• Henderson gets Smart911
• Lottery formula change sought
• Whooping cough still spreading in WNC
• Boone forum focuses on lean business
• Asheville temperatures to drop as week goes on
• Revamped Market Place restaurant in Asheville now open
• Fort Sumter shots, call for troops swayed WNC in 1861
• City looks at new fees
• Countdown to the Civil War
• US gas prices continue to climb
• Police 'back at square one' after search for teen
• Coast Guard ends search for missing boater off Outer Banks
• Tornado destroys dozen or more blocks in Iowa town
• Raleigh police say man killed while lying in road
• Speaking Truth to Power
• 'Cup of Brotherly Love' debuts in Asheville at Masonic Temple
• Severe thunderstorms pound foothills, Charlotte area
• Police net drug charges at Widespread Panic show
• Wide tornado cuts a swath through west Iowa town
• Take Back the Night – April 12
• NC denies exonerated man pardon, $750,000
• Innocence bids to be heard for men convicted in killing
• Brothers dead in slaying, suicide
• Asheville celebrates Arbor Day, tree award
• Asheville workshop: Learn how to detect child sexual abuse
• Huge volunteer effort fights hunger in WNC
• WNC, Asheville students, schools earn kudos
• Fort Sumter shots, call for troops swayed WNC in 1861
• Half-dollar size hail possible in Asheville area
• Carney elected Buncombe Democratic Chair
• Search under way for missing Hendersonville girl
• Asheville man charged with employee larceny
• Panic concert drug arrests made
• Asheville man gets 7 years for stealing steaks, beer
• Arden man gets prison term for drunk driving
• Driver pulled to safety after truck fire in Old Fort
• Ancient settlements delay Jackson County bridge
• Road closures set for downtown Asheville
• Sister of Transylvania County murder suspect arrested
• New Asheville courts building moves ahead
• Belcher gets top post at WCU
• Deal to avoid government shutdown
• Sister of murder suspect arrested in Rosman shooting
• Cable television worker injured after tapping into electric line
• Asheville road closures scheduled for downtown water line installation
• Hagan, Burr promise to forego shutdown pay
• Biker gang chief sentenced in Va. to 20 years
• DA delays trials as APD evidence room investigation continues
• Raleigh student arrested after teacher becomes ill
• Functional and Decorative Art and Ceramics for Sale at UNC Asheville
• Remembering the Marion Massacre: A scrapbook
• Community meeting on governance – April 13
• Library hours on Wed., April 13
• Lane Avenue in West Asheville temporarily loses water
• Belcher named chancellor of WCU
• Beaucatcher Road temporarily closed today
• New vending machines in Dorland and lower Glad
• Blacksmith Crew
• Showers expected today over Asheville area
• Crews to close portion of Beaucatcher Road today
• Asheville Kmart workers charged with larceny
• Police: Man tried to shoplift 8 polo shirts
• Buncombe man charged with assaulting woman, deputy
• Enka High solar project considered
• Charter schools may expand in state
• Expect tight parking with Panic coming downtown
• Suspect sought in Transylvania man's slaying
• Asheville Police Department probe affects 2,200 cases
• Gov's home in Asheville gets $259,300 upgrade
• New Fla. flights from Asheville
• Smokies, Parkway would close in federal government shutdown
• 'Science in the Mountains' conference set for A-B Tech
• Anti-nuke activists to walk from Asheville to Tenn.
• Proposed medical practitioner legislation generates “quite the discussion”
• Truth to Power: April 9 panel discussion targets America’s “perpetual state of war”
• A look at how a government shutdown would affect Americans
• Obama threatens to veto GOP budget extension plan
• NC labor department warns businesses of poster scams
• Arden man injured in I-26 wreck
• JourneyAmerica blog: Bike riding in the park
• Some still without power in WNC
• Weaverville man charged in cooler break-in
• Weaverville man arrested on child porn charges
• Candler man charged with Christmas break-in
• NC man sentenced to life in cheerleader death
• Missing drugs at APD raises evidence questions
• Coalition focuses on crime victims
• Safe teen driver school offered in Arden April 9
• NC prepares for population growth; Robbinsville receives regional planning grant     
• Escaped Haywood inmate caught in SC
• Lost Boy tells of survival
• Movie buzz sweeps city
• Space going fast at Haywood Park
• Road rage causes I-26 wrecks near Asheville
• Police focus on polygamist sect in killings
• Chief Hogan's statement regarding missing evidence case
• APD property room sealed due to missing drug evidence ***UPDATED 7:53 p.m. Wednesday***
• Prescribed burn planned in Burke County Thursday
• Asheville Board of Realtors faces “political advocacy” dues increase
• 'No Need 2 Speed' campaigns nabs nearly 12,500 motorists
• Park Ridge wellness screenings cancelled in Hendersonville
• Chad Nesbitt: Paul Van Heden “took over my identity on a Twitter account”
• Jazz for Japan benefit show Sunday in Asheville
• Local Matters: Talking about the local GOPs new chair Henry Mitchell
• Road rage spurred I-26 wreck
• City of Asheville reminds residents to call before digging
• The commish report: Buncombe County commissioners’ April 5 session
• Asheville police charge woman with child abuse
• Police pepper-spray misbehaving boy, 8
• Man charged with malicious conduct by prisoner
• Thousands of customers still without power in WNC
• Activists: Nuclear danger for WNC
• Counties spar over Fontana payments
• 2,500 in WNC losing jobless aid
• Students get first-hand account of 'spit tobacco' danger
• Asheville man buys first electric car in WNC
• Second-home impact focus of UNC Asheville symposium
• Beans and Berries in Asheville to close
• URTV backers seek more funding
• Mayland Community College celebrates 40 years this month
• State AG scrutinizing Asheville-area health clubs
• The road more traveled
• Head to head
• ASKville: Reaching out
• 2 bodies recovered at sewage plant wall collapse in Tenn.
• Duke Energy works on restoring power in WNC
• Beans and Berries in Asheville to close
• Bristol Palin earns $262K for teen pregnancy work
• Food news to go: News of the Asheville food scene in small bites.
• 37,000 in North Carolina face sudden loss of jobless benefits
• Open enrollment for 2011 insurance benefits
• Work Day – Wednesday, April 6
• Library and pool Work Day hours
• Attorney general investigates Asheville health clubs
• Multimedia Arts and Sciences 10th Annual Juried Student Exhibition Opens April 8
• David LaMotte on campus April 7-8
• Storm downs trees, power lines
• Fairview man charged with having stolen copper
• WNC Wellness review: Asheville area thrives on integrative medicine
• Asheville man charged with car theft
• Over 11,000 without power as storm hits area
• Asheville school board gets Afternoon College update
• Mountain Mobility may be privatized
• Haywood land values stay flat; tax rates may be affected
• Western Carolina to announce new chancellor
• Asheville Hatch spotlight on cellist, activist Ben Sollee
• Allergens hit with full force
• New livestock auction enjoys bull market in Haywood
• Memorial honors slain Buncombe sheriff's deputy
• Asheville, Buncombe County explore recreation merger
• Nuclear waste forum tonight at UNC Asheville
• Western North Carolina Civil War Roundtable to meet in Sylva
• Cops: Asheville man stole vehicle, trailer
• NC state worker health plan changes get final OK
• Carney, Millin running for Democratic chair
• Buncombe commissioners to consider tower changes
• LA police officer shot on domestic violence call
• UNC Asheville Hosts 27th Annual Economic Crystal Ball Seminar
• Buncombe Commissioners preview: Changing the channel?
• Ceramic Exhibition by Senior Kevin Payne
• Food news to go: Former Flying Frog space gets new tenant
• Haywood County property values stay flat during recession
• UNC school system to announce new WCU leader
• Sept. 11 plotters to face military tribunal
• Brevard-Hendersonville support group to celebrate Parkinson's Awareness Month in April
• Nice today, but severe storms possible tonight
• Co-founder of Bojangles' restaurants dies in Charlotte
• Takin’ care of (legislative) business: 1,000 bills and more to come
• 'Restaurant Solace' to take over Flying Frog space
• Deposit deadline approaching for Fall 2011 admission to Warren Wilson
• Simerly bows out of Democratic chair’s race
• Feed a Family – April 9
• Cold snap shouldn't harm NC strawberries
• Bills revise renewable energy law
• David LaMotte on campus April 7-8
• Library closed until 6 p.m. on Work Day
• Men in canoes find body in river near Hickory
• Feds seek forfeiture of Liberty Dollar coins in NC trial
• Lessons to grow in Estes' garden
• NC father dies, son injured as they ride bicycles
• Work Day – Wednesday, April 6
• Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• Film studio chief talks on movie adventures
• Asheville Downtown Association seeks artistic partner
• Deadly day on WNC roads
• Fairview home destroyed in fire
• Firefighters contain Transylvania brush fire
• Just One of Those Moments
• WNC Community Media Center: Without more funding we will close our doors
• The Beat: Save the (blooming) trees?
• Driver dies after pickup plunges off bridge at NC coast
• Fire destroys Fairview home
• Transgender issues training workshop – April 11
• Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap
• Sunny, warm in Asheville today and Monday
• Afghan Quran-burning protests enter third day
• 2nd try at sealing Japan nuke leak not working yet
• Asheville area health kudos
• Asheville area schools, students earn awards, honors
• Local teachers caught in national political debate
• Bruce Goforth defends political switch, new job
• Small seed firm takes on agri-giant
• Leicester man faces child molestation charges
• 2 killed, 3 seriously injured in Woodfin wreck
• Crowne Plaza puts its focus on tennis
• Cigarette, oxygen tank spark Asheville condo blaze
• Police: Asheville Man tried to strangle wife
• Kids show off brains at Odyssey of Mind
• Insurance Commissioner Goodwin meets with Agent Advisory Committee
• From April “Fuels” Day: A protest at Progress Energy in Asheville
• Freeze and high winds expected in Asheville, WNC
• Update: 2 killed, 3 injured in Woodfin crash
• Leicester man arrested on pot charge
• APD arrests man charged with child molestation
• Asheville man charged with assault by strangulation
• Man dies trying to swim across Catawba River canal
• Blaze destroys condo
• Keever introduces medical marijuana bill
• 4 injured in Asheville construction accident
• Former 'officer of year' harassment suit nears end
• Bill would provide more protections for galax in WNC
• Bill could defund city schools
• Gantt: Passage of district election bill appears certain
• Haywood Council of Governments to meet April 4
• Free tax help available for those with disabilities
• Windy, warmer day ahead
• Governor names two new judges to Buncombe County District Court
• Double your circus pleasure this weekend
• FDA proposes calorie counts on menus
• Gov. Bev Perdue signs crime lab bill into law
• Moffitt, Gantt spar over district elections
• Progress Energy to retire NC coal power plant ahead of schedule
• Update: 2 in serious condition, 2 fair after Skyland roof collapse
• Gov't re-interviews John Edwards witness
• AFD 2011: Affordable-housing at Pritchard Park, groundbreaking today
• Jackson County's planner ready to take on growth challenges
• Film by Asheville directors to be shown in over 70 cities
• 3rd annual WWC Spelling Bee, hosted by the Writing Center
• Morning flurries in Asheville, then cool, breezy afternoon
• Police charge Asheville man with child sex crimes
• Marshall license plate agency moves today
• Ozone season begins today in Asheville, other NC cities
• Smokies christens new visitor center near Cherokee
• Former Democrat Goforth to work for GOP leader
• Sheriff's dogs get boost in safety
• Asheville area benefits and fundraisers
• Bridge work on I-240 begins today
• Mix-up diverts Asheville flight
• Annexation ban would stop Biltmore Lake move
• Freeze warning issued for WNC
• March rain totals put Grandfather Mountain back on top
• NC farmers to plant more cotton, wheat in 2011
• Ex-NC senator pleads guilty to election violation
• Second Home Development Symposium Addresses Changing Landscape of WNC
• Spring Issue of "The Great Smokies Review" Now Online; Authors Offer Public Reading May 15
• State environmental health officials: No radiation threat to NC
• Ex-House Democrat joining GOP speaker's staff
• Seven students win Derieux Prizes for undergraduate research
• Civil rights activist tells UNCA small groups mighty
• Lost hiker found safe in Madison
• Water line break causes water interruption in South Asheville
• Seven WWC students receive undergraduate research awards
• Former Rep. Goforth goes to work for GOP speaker
• McDowell man electrocuted while trying to steal wire, cops say
• Police: Asheville man accidentally shoots self
• Largely unseen photos of MLK's killer unveiled
• No joke: April Fool's snowstorm heads to Northeast
• 2 killed on small plane that strikes NC home
• Buncombe deputies arrest Tenn. suspects
• CIA sends teams to Libya; US considers rebel aid
• Another damp day; freeze warning tonight
• Work Day – Wednesday, April 6
• Doyle Lawson And Quicksilver Add Country, Roots, and Americana on New Album
• Homeless-made bagels debut in Asheville
• What recession? Civic Center sees few effects
• Buncombe: 17th in NC health
• West Asheville's old Isis theater tuning up for new life
• $8M in donations for The Health Adventure already spent
• Asheville Citizen-Times kicks off THRIVE seminar series today
• Parents learn to talk about hard topics
• Ozone forecasts resume
• Haywood Community College offers marketing seminar for artists
• What comes next for Momentum, museum?
• Buncombe ranked 17th healthiest county in North Carolina
• UNCA heath and welless department feeling sting of cutbacks
• Overwhelmed with the number of cars on campus?
• ASU Chancellor: Budget estimates predict a 15 percent cut
• Hotel chain to bring 170 jobs Charlotte
• High cost dooms I-26 Connector
• Director of Buncombe rape crisis, prevention center to resign
• Google this: Kansas City gets first Google super-speed Internet, not contenders like Asheville
• Protester chains herself to downtown Asheville tree
• Google chooses Kansas City over Asheville for ultra-fast network
• Web Extra: Remembering the Marion Massacre
• Showers to linger; snowflakes later this week
• 44th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition at UNC Asheville Opens April 8
• Brews News: What’s new in the world of local beer
• April Fuels Day offers incentives to Hendersonville carpoolers, walkers and cyclists
• Wilderness search and rescue teams train in Burke County
• Work Day – Wednesday, April 6
• 2011 International Dinner
• Bronx Zoo's missing cobra keeps followers up to date on Twitter
• Candler woman charged with hit and run
• SC bill would yank driving privileges of dropouts
• Asheville police charge Florida man with sex crime
• Law officers tell NC motorists to slow down
• Virginia Tech fined $55K for response to shootings
• Setbacks mount in Japan at leaking nuclear plant
• Things to do in Asheville – April’s Fool Art Walk
• Asheville Earth Day 2011
• Industries for the Blind to hold blood drive in Asheville
• Southwestern Community College offers marketing seminar April 4
• Education Lottery marks five years supporting education in Western North Carolina
• Monte Vista open house set for April 4
• UNC leader alarmed by cuts
• 1 of Greensboro 4 speaks tonight at UNC Asheville
• NC flu strain spurs inquiry
• Park Ridge helps bankrupt Health Adventure
• Hundreds attend UNCA job fair, a 5-year attendance record
• Updated with document: Health Adventure files for bankruptcy
• Changing outcomes
• Mountain shame
• Lit up
• It’s working, but ...
• NCMatters
• Principals named for new Buncombe intermediate schools
• Protester chains herself to downtown Asheville tree
• Council community meeting tonight at T.C. Roberson
• Goodbye to some downtown trees***UPDATED 4:21 p.m.***
• Federal agencies guarded on possible shutdown plans
• NC crime lab, DNA unit meet FBI standards
• UNC Asheville’s Sophie Mills Honored for Teaching Excellence by UNC Board of Governors
• Theatre UNCA Stages "Reefer Madness: The Musical"
• N.C. officials investigate less drug-responsive flu
• "Matzoh Ball Gumbo" Author Marcie Cohen Ferris Presents Culinary Tales of the Jewish South
• Brevard Road to temporarily lose water tomorrow
• NC Education lottery brings back the 'Flair'
• Work Day – Wednesday, April 6
• CowPie, Mitchell and Bryson—new designs
• Radiation from Japan nuclear reactors detected in NC
• Trolleys are coming to Hendersonville for the Small Plate Crawl
• Crew openings
• Carolina Public Press report: I-26 connector on hold indefinitely
• Wreck on I-40 near Candler cleared
• Nice today, but rain on the way
• Police: Cherokee resident stole wallet, credit card
• Pilot inspection discovers hole in US Airways jet in Charlotte
• Cops: Asheville man dragged girlfriend by neck
• City school board reviews possible dress code changes
• Clingmans Dome Road in Smokies opening early
• Help Bother Wolf win the ASPCA $100K Challenge and save lives
• Mars Hill hosts hunger week
• I-26 Connector prospects dim
• Asheville spay/neuter clinic inspires nation
• Black Mountain car-jacking suspect charged
• Haywood Community College to hold job fair March 31
• Student at Claxton diagnosed with whooping cough
• Asheville Candlelight Vigil In Support of Radiation Victims
• Swain DSS director put on leave
• 2011-12 Study Abroad selection sheets due March 30
• Economic “snapshot” of Buncombe: low unemployment, low wages, high cost-of-living
• Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Offers "Speak Of Me As I Am: Othello Now and Then"
• Archaeological Lecture Explores Ancient Etruscan Kilns
• Frost advisory tonight for WNC
• More radioactive water spills at Japan nuke plant
• Jersey Mike's holds benefit for Mission Children's Hospital today
• Great Smokies Writing Program Faculty Members to Present Reading
• Meeting with Dean of Students Deb Myers about Student Life changes
• Tree Crew tryouts
• Obama to lay out his case on Libya to nation tonight
• Crowd likely at Swain DSS meeting tonight after child's death
• Local Matters: WNC Union history, Ingles versus City Council and NC budget woes
• Keever pushes energy efficiency incentives and safe slope-construction study
• Low levels of radiation detected at North Carolina nuclear plants
• Looking Forward to Work Day
• Excitement building for upcoming whitewater races on the Nantahala River
• UNC Asheville Awarded $599,850 by National Science Foundation to Develop Future Chemistry Professionals
• CNN Hero Steve Peifer to speak at WWC Scholarship Luncheon
• Seniors: Need help writing your extended service project?
• Cops: Asheville man broke into home, assaulted and robbed men
• Rain in Asheville today; snow possible higher up
• Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Radiation in seawater may be spreading in Japan
• Asheville crews to remove, replace downtown trees
• A-B Tech to hold emergency preparedness drills tomorrow
• Event focuses on local meat
• Striking a nutritious balance: Tips for helping your family eat well
• Buncombe's Early College featured in report
• Bothwell will challenge Shuler for Congressional seat
• YMCA starting community garden at Beaverdam site
• Black Mountain benefit concert Thursday aids Japan
• Mystery dinner theater supports Weaverville church
• WCU reorganizing its College of Education
• Miscalculation in radiation, more obstacles in Japan nuke crisis
• Harry Coover, creator of Super Glue, dies at 94
• Bothwell running for Congress
• Bothwell to run as an independent against Shuler
• Crash kills Ala. man, 4 Ind. teens on spring break
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security COLA
• Huge jump in radiation inside Japan nuclear plant
• Libyan rebels sweep west through key oil centers
• Rain to linger through Monday for Asheville
• Asheville area college briefs
• Banks, businesses fight over debit card fees
• Mental health advocates fear budget cuts
• Students look for job opportunities
• Top high-demand, low-supply jobs
• Wanted: Workers for local manufacturing plants
• Revitalization idea floated for Asheville River Arts section
• Henry Mitchell elected Buncombe GOP chairman
• City still waiting for its money from Pack Square Park group
• Asheville jobs outlook improving
• Asheville man faces exposure charges
• National Girls and Women in Sports Day draws crowd at UNC Asheville
• Swannanoa Sweep set for April 1
• Buncombe social work offices move to Woodfin Street
• Asheville area Special Olympians win medals
• Runaway Circus returns to Odyssey school
• Asheville man arrested on indecent exposure charges
• Freezing rain expected in WNC tonight
• Henry Mitchell elected Buncombe GOP chair
• Asheville forecast: Rain, rain, rain
• Mountain Sports Festival 2011
• Orchid show heralds spring
• City government still waiting for its money from park group
• Changes coming to city transit
• Moffitt pushes district elections for county board
• Carl Sandburg Home considers controlled burns
• Traffic to change during I-240 bridge rehabs in Asheville
• UNC Asheville management department faces faculty cuts
• Perdue submits consolidation plan to General Assembly
• I-26 accident near Long Shoals Road cleared
• Moffitt wants district elections for Buncombe commissioners
• Annual orchid show heralds spring in mountains
• Disney Animation Legends Eric and Susan Goldberg to Appear at UNC Asheville
• Update: Armed man fled from house that was surrounded
• Tractor-trailer accident tangles I-26 traffic in Polk County
• Open mic: Breaking the ice with service
• Feds charge worker at TVA nuclear site in Tenn.
• Archives exhibit in library
• Cops: Man charged after stealing marijuana in West Asheville
• Bothwell withdraws from Democratic chair race
• Summit hopes to bring homelessness home
• I-26 lanes at I-40 junction reopen after accident
• Author to discuss book, trips to British Isles at Fletcher church
• Teachers urge No Child Left Behind change
• Asheville, Hendersonville businesses collect and donate prom attire
• Red Cross thanks blood drive sponsors
• Parents rally to schools' aid
• Area bears: Awake and hungry
• Count reveals Asheville's homelessness down
• Man injured after falling from cliff
• Memorial to honor Candler teacher Mary Waldrup
• State workers may pay for health care
• Parkway Foundation raises record amount
• Brevard-area Baptist church damaged in fire
• Navitat offers nighttime zip line tours
• Cops: Asheville man carrying stolen gun
• New legislation could create district elections for Buncombe County Board of Commissioners
• Two candidates enter race for Democratic chair
• Asheville Tourists to host National Anthem tryouts
• Hendersonville forum discusses natural resource protection
• Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation raises $500,000
• UNC Asheville's Music Department Offers Four April Concerts
• Alleged Asheville rioter arrested for trespassing
• McCormick Field named to top 10 stadiums list
• Homeless-made bagels debut
• Asheville-area accident sends eight minors to hospital
• 6.8-magnitude quake strikes NE Myanmar
• Piney Mountain Road in North Asheville temporarily loses water
• Latest developments from Japan
• Airstrikes hit deep in Libya, targeting arms flow
• I-40 lane reopens after truck accident in Haywood
• Polk man dies as storms race through WNC, Tennessee
• Meeting with Dean of Students Deb Myers about Student Life changes
• Arrests: Police say man tried to pawn stolen goods
• Long Shoals Road reopened after accident
• Politicians press for CTS cleanup
• Yancey deputy resigns after pawning weapons
• Clyde man killed after losing control of motorcycle
• Asheville, Erwin school-based health centers to close
• Asheville expands 'living wage' rules
• Sarge's celebrates new pet adoption center
• Tougher NC cellphone-driving rules eyed
• Trooper injured in 4-car crash
• WNC farmers wary of cold snap
• Pinewood Derby Race set for March 27 in Leicester
• Decorative finishes, restoration program offered March 26 in Asheville
• Tracking criminals easier with new software
• Fire reported at the old BASF plant near Asheville
• Troupe juggles knives at Bombs Away Cabaret
• City Council members to meet with south Asheville residents
• Regional transportation priorities meeting Tuesday
• Appalachian students refuse to leave Japan for home
• Tornado watch is issued for WNC mountains
• Asheville water quality surpasses federal standards
• 2011 Queer Studies Conference: "Queer as an Active Verb"
• Weaverville workshop: Learn how to control invasive plants
• Asheville's summit works to end homelessness
• Spivey Mountain Road in Asheville temporarily loses water
• Congressional delegation urges cleanup of CTS site in Asheville
• Man dies in motorcycle accident
• "Life is Calling," Week of Career and Personal Development Activities Held at UNC Asheville
• UNC Asheville Dance Program Presents "From the Heart"
• Climate action – It’s your business
• City employee suspended following alleged assault
• "Greensboro Four" Civil Rights Pioneer Franklin McCain to Speak at UNC Asheville
• Yancey deputy resigns after weapon pawning report
• Libyan forces intensify shelling of rebels in east
• Concern in Tokyo over spike in tap water radiation
• Extreme fire danger in area, but rain, cooler temps on the way
• Cops: Man assaults woman, other charges
• Some lottery funding for schools may be reallocated
• Asheville bank stock plan may mean customer profit
• Parkway, Smokies are finishing improvements for tourist rush
• West Asheville Ingles gets OK after turning down lights
• Haywood Habitat to open ReStore
• Asheville workshop: 'Writing Your Memoirs' set for March 26
• Southwestern Community College hosts Job Fair March 31
• Synthetic pot sickens WNC teens
• NC prosecutors: Dozens more crime lab errors found
• Asheville celebrates Women Veterans History Day March 23
• A perfect GOP candidate is hard to find
• Asheville riverfront meetings planned this week
• Perdue: Rail agreement to bring NC 4,000 new jobs
• At risk for diabetes? Take this test
• Western Carolina University students to stage 'Kiss Me, Kate' March 24-27
• SD governor signs 3-day wait for abortion into law
• Viver Brasil Brings Afro-Brazilian Dance to Asheville
• Penland Artists to Lecture at UNC Asheville
• Lost hiker airlifted out of Smokies
• Speech patterns project
• A concert of world music and dance
• RENCI at UNC Asheville Hosts Open House on April 1
• Loose leaf collection ends in Asheville
• Local Business and Organizations to Participate in UNC Asheville Internship and Job Fair
• Macon County lottery group wins $250K in March 15 drawing
• Prescribed burn today in forest near Brevard
• Smokies needs trail volunteers for hiking season
• Madison High students sickened by synthetic marijuana
• Libya rebels struggle to regroup; US jet crashes
• Man charged with assault with a deadly weapon
• Pool boils at Japan nuke plant as evacuees weary
• Sunny, warm in Asheville; cooler temps on horizon
• New charges filed in restaurant truck crash
• Works starts on new hotel, garage; parking an issue
• Arden shooting victim identified
• New meth production makes access easier
• Jazz for Justice lauds Asheville activists, boosts legal aid
• 5 Swain DSS workers banned from Cherokee
• Merger means more cell phone coverage, eventually
• New council aims at increasing WNC energy efficiency
• Tuckasegee River cleanup set for April 16
• Duke Energy to open dam valve at Lake James
• Man accused of assaulting 3 Asheville police officers
• Henderson sheriff's deputy suspended
• 2.9-magnitude earthquake rattles South Carolina and North Carolina
• Woman accused in NC girl's death faces new charges
• NC woman gets lottery prize after investigation
• Oil Paintings, Drawings, Sculpture and Animation Exhibited at UNC Asheville
• Five Swain DSS workers banned from Cherokee
• APD will take your unused, expired prescriptions
• Morgan Williams ’08 and Flux Farm
• Warm temps have native mountain spring flowers blooming early
• Police say 2 found shot in wreck in Charlotte
• Smokies hiker airlifted to safety
• Spring forest festival in Asheville April 2
• Guantanamo: A Political & Spiritual Response
• The Sustainability Film Series presents “Food, Inc.”
• Man charged with assaulting 3 Asheville police officers
• New livestock auction opens today in Canton
• Animal group falls short of cash to buy Vick house
• Take Back the Night – April 12
• More charges filed against driver who crashed into restaurant
• Buncombe County social work services moving
• Rolling Stones keyboardist plants chestnut trees from Asheville-based foundation
• Candler fire destroys home
• Man facing break-in charges
• Cruise missile blasts Gadhafi's compound near tent
• Workers pulled at Japan nuke plant as smoke rises
• Two WNC students receive national art awards
• Spring's first days expected to be warm
• Two WNC Students ReceiveNational ART Award and Will Be Celebrated at Carnegie Hall In New York City
• Reynolds retaining wall not resolved
• Man wounded in Arden shooting; suspects still at large
• NC House to review charter schools cap revise
• 'America's Best Math Teacher' comes to UNC Asheville  
• Learn about ancient Egypt at Johnson Farm event 
• Who let the dogs out? WNC's 'dog whisperer'
• City looks at garbage fee increase
• CSA farm program connects farmers directly with consumers
• Jury: Drug cash from traffic stop is forfeited
• Man hurt in shooting at home on Weston Road
• SC boy killed when train ride overturns
• Charlotte officer shot, wounds suspect in pursuit
• Japan's efforts to ease nuke crisis hit setback
• Mullen: Chance Gadhafi could cling to power
• Mild day in Asheville; warmer temps on the way
• Asheville area school news
• Asheville man charged with strangling two men, assaulting woman
• Knowing symptoms of diabetes can save lives
• School crime numbers increase
• Liberty Dollar creator guilty
• Science contest could fizzle
• Asheville thrives as regional center of integrative medicine
• Camp of dreams
• Truck plows into Asheville restaurant, injures 2
• Asheville man charged in broomstick beating; other Buncombe arrests
• Morganton woman wins Harley-Davidson
• Pickup truck plows into Mexican restaurant, injuring two
• 'Booze it and Lose it' nets 21 DWIs
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine, pot charges
• Candler residents charged with Papa John's break-in
• Liberty Dollar fake currency creator convicted in federal court
• Asheville man sentenced for selling drugs near school
• Get ready for the 'supermoon'
• Asheville-area job market starting to rebound
• Magazine sting: Police arrest door-to-door sales workers
• Mission Hospital offers students paid internships
• Study: NC teacher salaries drop to 45th in the US
• Free Spanish classes offered at Fletcher Library
• Proposal to cut legal aid fund under scrutiny
• Make your home more energy efficient with this Asheville workshop
• NC parks website now sells Mitchell artist's prints
• Person dies in Transylvania County house fire
• Testing bill to take effect; Perdue won't sign it
• NC educators' group gathers as teacher layoffs loom
• UNC Asheville plans large cuts to dance program
• Truck fire shuts US 25-70 lane in Weaverville
• Asheville-area jobless figures show improvement
• Parkway cancels controlled burn near Haw Creek
• NC Lottery announces 11 instant games to end March 25
• Fire destroys Transylvania County house
• Cops: Asheville woman caught with crack
• Asheville woman charged with stealing perfume
• Pretty day ahead today for Asheville, WNC
• Health benefit exchange debated
• Cops: Buncombe carjacker faces more charges
• Shuler supports NPR, getting out of Afghanistan
• Outdoorsman shares bucket list at upcoming event
• Ex-city HR director acquitted of 1 charge, faces another
• Leicester may become the newest town in Buncombe
• Two earthquakes in Henderson barely get noticed
• Officer kills himself after training involving alcohol consumption
• PETA seeks federal documents on NC bear exhibits
• Day care center's future uncertain
• Circus comes to Western Carolina University March 23
• Spring Showcase Festival in Asheville to feature movement, healing events
• Shuler votes for Afghanistan troop exit, against NPR de-funding
• Rep. Shuler votes against defunding NPR
• Wreck slows I-26 traffic in Polk County
• PETA sues over lack of Cherokee lease agreement disclosure
• Ceremony held today for Asheville BLOCK graduates
• Controlled burn scheduled for parkway near Asheville
• Henderson Affordable Housing Forum takes place today
• Asheville man sentenced for molesting child
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactor
• Cops: Arden resident caught with stolen car
• Sun, major warmup on tap
• Better weather spurs hike in Smokies visits
• Waynesville fitness center offers free yoga March 19
• Mediation training offered in Asheville March 23-25
• Teens try to stick to 'real' budgets
• Hillcrest Apts worker shot with pellet gun
• WNC residents make run on potassium iodide pills
• Chamber CEO: Arts jobs part of focus
• Asheville City Human Resources fraud charge stands
• Volvo's exit sends ripples through South Asheville community
• Media outlets seek access in Edwards sex tape case
• NH murder suspect says he'd probably kill again
• UNC Asheville Open House Set for April 2
• 4 New York Times journalists missing in Libya
• NC water quality dept. holds meeting to discuss pesticide permits
• Hunger study: Asheville 7th worst metro area in country
• US News & World Report ranks East Tennessee State rural medicine training 3rd in nation
• Moyer joins Asheville airport board
• Squirrel attacking residents of Vt. neighborhood
• We the Kings, Ryan Cabrera perform March 17 at Western Carolina University
• Ga. executions off: DEA seizes critical drug
• Carolina Day School presents 'The Man Who Came to Dinner'
• Manhunt for murder suspect under way in Hickory
• Candler felon ordered held without bond
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Deputies: Asheville man charged in jaw-breaking assault
• Police charge man in crash that closed I-40
• Sun returns today in Asheville; nice stretch of weather ahead
• Volvo closing will cost 220 jobs
• Teacher gets surprise proposal
• Retired teacher gets 37 years for child porn
• Asheville hotel, parking garage meeting Thursday
• West Asheville license plate agency to move
• Forum set on new national forest rules
• Haywood Community College offers program for new landlords
• Construction to begin at Aloft Hotel, Asheville parking garage
• City of Hendersonville to give away free mulch
• ANALYSIS Bean counting
• Taking the plunge
• Taking the LEED
• NCmatters
• Smokies biologists to give presentation in Bryson City
• Forest Service planning prescribed burns near Lake James, Dobson Knob
• Sen. Burr introduces Child Care Protection Act
• Hendersonville discussion: 'Addressing Behavioral Challenges in Young Children'
• Volvo to close Asheville sales site; 220 workers affected
• Former music minister sentenced in child porn case
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Former teacher sentenced on child porn charges
• Progress Energy worker in Wilmington dies in explosion
• Explosion at Fort Bragg injures 10 from Lejeune
• UNC Asheville Career Center to Hold Panel on Women and Writing Careers
• Flags fly at half-staff to honor last World War I Veteran
• West Asheville license plate agency to move
• Brews News: What’s new in the world of local beer
• Mast General Store donates easement in Valle Crucis
• Flag of Hope comes to YMI Cultural Center
• Shake your body
• Convicted felon escapes from Haywood County jail
• Local home sales break losing streak in February
• In Asheville, Gov. Perdue vows no retreat on schools
• Buncombe County's sheriff is American Red Cross 'Hero'
• AmeriCorps' demise would hurt services
• WNC groups mobilize to send relief to Japan
• Blue Ridge Parkway in Haywood grows by more than 100 acres
• Japan police: Tsunami-quake death toll up to 2,414
• Power outage reported in Asheville
• WNC Wellness review: Coffee drinking leads to reduced stroke in women
• "Green" Arts Organizations Featured in New Brochure Funded by Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
• Stock-car racing on track to become N.C.‘s official state sport
• 15th victim dies from injuries after NYC bus crash
• 3 honored with awards at NC conference in Asheville
• Learn more about the French Broad River Paddle Trail
• Convicted felon escapes from Haywood County jail
• Statewide Booze It and Lose It campaign under way
• Conservation panel favors easements on land in Fairview
• Gov. Bev Perdue in Asheville today
• Asheville man arrested on multiple car theft charges
• 2 deputies slain, 2 wounded in small Va. town
• Clouds, rain to move into WNC
• 2nd explosion at stricken Japan nuclear plant
• Asheville-area Road Report
• Asheville-Buncombe Homeless Summit set for March 24
• WNC becoming a hub for outdoor jobs
• Officials rethink pawn rules
• Disc golf course opens at Owen High
• Pack Square Conservancy chief leaves post
• Weed problem? Mills River couple will rent you goats
• The Beat: Cold rain and snow
• Police: Multiple deaths, 1 deputy wounded in Va.
• Users complain iPhone clock bungles time change
• Howard Gap Road in Hendersonville to get bike lane
• Japan races to avert multiple nuclear meltdowns
• Perdue to tout tourism at Asheville event
• Sunny, warm today in Asheville; rain likely Monday
• Nominate a Buncombe 'Living Treasure' to be honored in May
• Hendersonville discussion: 'Addressing Behavioral Challenges in Young Children'
• Buncombe County schools to check backgrounds of volunteers
• Asheville condo flop hits buyers in wallet
• Fletcher considers medical marijuana
• Yancey deputy under investigation
• WNC becoming a hub for outdoor jobs
• Asheville native killed in Leicester Highway crash
• Yancey deputy on paid leave pending investigation
• Fires burn home, shop near Asheville
• Local Matters: County Budget, City Council and EPA updates for CTS
• Spring is in the air: Flowers and (yoga) people
• King of Pops celebrates warm weather with popsicles
• 1 dies in Asheville wreck
• Asheville man faces drug charges
• Japan quake causes emergencies at 5 nuke reactors
• NC court to consider death penalty process
• APD officer gets bomb squad certification
• NC Supreme Court upholds third-party ballot law
• World Trade Center beams make way to WNC
• WNC residents watching situation in Japan
• Swain DSS board members resign
• Transfers offered to some Glen Arden students
• Powerful quake, tsunami kills hundreds in Japan
• WNC scientists study Japanese quake
• Nuclear emergency declared at quake-damaged reactor
• Asheville prostitution sting nabs four suspects
• Asheville police: Wrecks cleared on Smoky Park Bridge, I-40
• Thousands of gallons of sewage released in Hendersonville due to heavy rainfall
• Head of Pack Square Conservancy takes new job
• Learn about Mercury, spacecraft at PARI
• NC Arboretum adds afternoon class to children's program
• EPA proposes CTS property as Superfund site
• Strong quake strikes central Japan, felt in Tokyo
• Saturday fundraiser planned for Rosco's store in Tuxedo community
• US aircraft carrier headed to help Japan
• Nuke plant trouble after Japan quake; 3K evacuated
• Faculty/staff library survey – initial results
• Help earthquake relief efforts from home
• Power woman: Jennifer Payne trains for weightlifting event
• NC gets part of record-breaking settlement with drug company
• Snow prompts school closings, delays; highways OK
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Kia recalls 70,000 Optimas for transmission defect
• Troopers respond to I-40 wrecks
• Cops: Asheville man caught with crack
• Otters discover new digs at Nature Center
• Swannanoa woman charged with having burglary tools
• Bill to delay annexation plans
• CTS site cleanup timeline murky
• Panel Discussion: Friedlander’s Olmsted Photographs
• 'Science Saturday' for kids at Asheville Mall Barnes & Noble
• Asheville area airport upgrade almost finished
• Asheville area benefits and fundraisers
• US Senate votes in Cogburn as federal judge
• Grove Park Inn to host tourism and hospitality conference
• Haywood Community College to hold groundbreaking for arts building
• Madison coach charged with having sex with student
• Driver who fled scene sentenced in fatal crash
• Ingle recalled for life well-spent
• AHS freshmen get laptops
• Snow expected in mountains, a dusting in Asheville
• Hundreds mourn Ingle at funeral
• Shuler backs placing CTS site on Superfund list
• City shifts staff in effort to advance social media, community relations
• UNC Asheville to Hold 14th Annual Soup-and-Salad Bowl Sale
• United Way releases report on 2-1-1 program
• Madison coach charged with having sex with student
• DeVries spring break hours
• Leicester man arrested on marijuana charge
• Asheville men charged with obstruction of justice
• Rainfall totals in WNC
• Whooping cough suspected at child care site
• Road closings from flooding
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Snow likely to follow rain as storm system departs
• Black Mountain: Census wrong
• Worley recovering after scare
• DSS board asked to resign
• Police ID men accused of stealing, wrecking truck
• Hundreds to mourn Ingle
• Jones Elementary recipe among semifinalists in national competition
• Board postpones Arden tower discussion
• Introduction to Beekeeping offered at Folk Art Center March 12-13
• Whooping cough suspected at Henderson care center
• Join Me on the Bridge
• Senior yearbook profiles due Thursday, March 10
• Spring break shuttle
• Transit, budget considered at Council work session
• Board postpones Arden phone tower discussion
• Ira B. Jones Elementary’s may have winning recipe
• Update: Flooding reported along Henderson County creeks
• Swain leaders call for DSS board's ouster
• Asheville City Council adopts transformational development incentives
• "Socrates in the Streets" Lecture by Award-Winning Educator J. Peter Euben
• This week: Just Economics’ poverty simulation
• Severe weather flips cars, rips roofs in Southeast
• Crew openings
• East Coast Offroad Racing Series this Saturday in Marion
• Asheville's Ira B. Jones entry advances in school recipe contest
• Libya official flies to Egypt with Gadhafi message
• Fire in Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• Asheville man charged with home break-in
• Deputies: Swannanoa woman pawned stolen jewelry
• Canton felon arrested on firearms charge
• Cops: Men stole from Asheville construction site
• Flooding a concern as heavy rain moves into Asheville
• NCDOT awards Buncombe $2.7M for road resurfacing
• Project bills Asheville area as green jobs hub
• EPA proposes CTS site for priorities list
• Black Mountain mayor calls census numbers 'skewed'
• Enjoy hands-on demonstrations at upcoming Science Wonders event
• Volunteers are needed to deliver food to families living with HIV/AIDS
• Could high gas prices burn local tourism?
• Haywood man sentenced to 27 years for murder
• DSS deadlocks; dead toddler's mom speaks out
• Truck hits utility pole, closes I-40
• Huckabee generates 'rock star' following at Asheville appearance
• Buncombe County board to consider mobile phone tower
• Church puts faith in solar power
• Visitation for Robert P. 'Bob' Ingle tonight
• Asheville to buy 900 LED fixtures
• Retooling the rules
• Backdoor vouchers?
• Mike Huckabee signs books at Asheville Barnes & Noble
• EPA proposes adding local CTS site to Superfund list
• CTS site proposed for National Priorities List
• I-40 reopened after accident/downed power lines close highway
• LIVE coverage of March 8 City Council meeting
• Author Greg Iles injured in wreck
• Ingle visitation Wednesday night
• County board to consider mobile phone tower
• Holly Jones appointed to NC juvenile justice committee
• Newly released video shows helicopter view of 9/11
• Thanks for supporting “Vagina Monologues”
• Mom charged after tot walks into NY road with pot
• Water service interruption planned on Amboy Road in Asheville
• Service Learning discussions
• Parent 2 Parent: A passion for family -- and chocolate
• WNC Wellness review: UNCA campus health centers opens in April (and more)
• 23-foot python comes to Knoxville Zoo
• Dress policy left to city schools
• International Women’s Day panel discussion
• More heavy rain coming
• Broken toilet delays Pittsburgh flight by 3 hours
• Companies searching the Carolinas for gold
• Late-winter wallop shocks New England, upstate NY
• Cops: Asheville man broke into car, stole purse
• Asheville man charged with larceny by employee
• Telehealth robot joins McDowell Hospital
• City of Asheville's loose leaf collection ends
• Learn about composting at Hendersonville workshop
• Yancey County deputies find meth lab
• Learn how to be a foster parent
• Children's home holds open house March 9
• Discolored water possible in East Asheville
• Learn about services available for victims of crime
• Ingles left on secure footing after death of founder Bob Ingle
• City's switch to LED streetlights up for vote
• Stimulus helps national forests get renovations
• Asheville City Council preview: groundwork edition
• Cafeteria schedules
• This week: Just Economics’ poverty simulation
• Spring break shuttle
• Library midnight hours for week 8
• National Pi(e) Day
• 2011 Heart of Green Awards
• Rain and snow totals in WNC
• Ingle's son takes over as CEO of supermarket chain
• List: WNC roads closed by flooding
• Flood alerts in effect; some roads closed in WNC
• Asheville man charged with assault
• Asheville water main break leaves some without service
• Carnival in New Orleans warms up under sunny skies
• 8 charged in prostitution sting
• Ingles' founder, visionary dies
• Charities turn to e-giving drives
• Bent Creek Experimental Forest vital to research
• Bill would arm prosecutors
• Bob Ingle, founder of Ingles grocery chain, dies
• The Beat: Taking it to the streets
• Libya forces fight rebels advancing toward capital
• Rainfall totals in WNC
• Prostitution charges filed in Asheville sting
• 'Emissaries of Peace' exhibit at NC Arboretum closes May 15
• Nominate young volunteers for Kohl's Cares Scholarship Program
• Vote in the Family Choice Awards
• Camp Expo attracts a crowd
• Asheville conference teaches sustainable living
• National forest legacy lifts WNC
• Fans go wild as Bulldogs qualify for NCAA tourney
• Firefighters bring WTC beams to Clyde
• Leicester man charged with possession of weapon of mass destruction; other Buncombe arrests
• Up to 3 inches of rain expected; flood watch continues
• UNCA students, fans go nuts for the Dance-bound Bulldogs
• Intense rain could fall in Asheville area tonight
• 575-pound Heart Attack Grill spokesman dies at 29
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• Local Matters: Downtown Heroes, more expense woes for County Commission and some very strange foods
• NC jailer charged with having sex with an inmate
• Sean Penn says he'd welcome Charlie Sheen's help in Haiti
• Police: Asheville man stole and sold laptop
• Cops: Candler woman conspired to steal from motel
• Rescuers: 2 dogs shot in the head at SC landfill
• Asheville man arrested on pot charge
• Newt Gingrich: I expect to be 'in the race'
• Trucking partnership to help train homeless vets
• Relocation options weighed for Haywood school offices
• Nikita Koloff, Lex Luger present wellness seminar
• Learn about the Cherokee at Johnson Farm in Hendersonville
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Weaverville woman facing charges
• Charter school growth debated in Asheville
• Contractor charged in Asheville renovation dispute
• Assault, robbery charges in Yancey County
• Career education site closing
• Will charter school legislation pass the test?
• Gang members face prison for racketeering in NC
• App State short on repair funds
• T-shirt design contest for Henderson County high school students
• Buncombe Meals on Wheels needs volunteer drivers
• Angel Medical Center staff raises awareness of colorectal cancer
• "Socrates in the Streets" Lectures and Discussion by Award-Winning Educator J. Peter Euben
• Study Abroad Fair raffle winners
• The Lord's Acre community garden seeks donations
• Himsey promoted in U.S. Coast Guard
• Hendersonville dry cleaner accepting gown donations
• Hagan nominates WNC students for US service academies
• Free Spanish classes start Tuesday
• Benefit Bank at Haywood Community College offers free assistance with taxes, benefits
• New community band Mountain Winds is formed
• Parkway Playhouse hosts auditions for 65th season
• Older veteran to younger vets: Let's go fishing
• Morris Broadband bringing high-speed 'Net access to WNC
• International Women’s Day panel discussion
• Shuler votes to repeal part of health reform
• Firefighters save apartment in Candler
• Have a medical condition? You are now insurable through Inclusive Health program
• Jobless claims fall in WNC, US
• Charter bill changes sought by school board
• Weaverville Walmart worker charged with theft
• Deputies: Boy beaten to death after wetting pants
• Police arrest 4 on meth charges
• Maya Angelou to speak in Cherokee
• WNC summer camps featured at expo
• Repeal of Biltmore Lake annexation sought
• Dry WNC set for a soaking
• Pause on NC forced annexations gets Senate OK
• Perdue won't veto bill to scrap 4 tests
• Weekend events planned at Lake James State Park
• Jane Jerry is new executive director of Bascom Visual Arts Center
• Online WNC news outlet Carolina Public Press launches
• FHLBank Atlanta to fund affordable housing in Asheville
• Saturday fundraiser planned for Rosco's store in Tuxedo community
• Charter bill criticized by Perdue, NC House Dems
• House votes to end unpopular new business tax rule
• Northwestern defends live sex-toy demonstration
• Aycock birthplace hosts Civil War trivia contest
• Candler felon arrested on firearms charge
• Asheville man arrested on marijuana charge
• Toddlers from Mooresville daycare wander into road
• Leicester man charged with breaking into business
• Morganton couple charged with meth lab in daycare
• Eastern cougar is extinct
• Rebels deploy around strategic Libyan oil port
• Nice today in Asheville; rain likely for weekend
• CAFE 8 party to benefit Asheville's Evergreen School
• Obama tax deduction proposal worries WNC nonprofits
• Fire destroys family home in Candler
• Asheville surpasses NC's average growth
• Scalding of child 'horrific'
• Asheville police warn residents about texting scam
• WNC Wellness Review: Huffpost says Asheville’s great for health nuts; Red Cross offers CPR classes
• Gingrich, Santorum off Fox to consider White House run
• Appalachian student survives New Zealand quake
• Asheville population increased 21 percent in last 10 years
• Eastern cougar declared 'extinct'
• Downtown Heroes: ADA recognizes those who helped revitalize Asheville’s central district
• UNC Asheville to Host 12th Annual Science Olympiad Tournament
• Daughter of Malcolm X extradited from NC to NY
• Reuter Center to host Inclusive Health sign-up in Asheville
• Wreck closes I-26 lane in Woodfin
• Bill to eliminate 4 tests advances in NC Senate
• 2 NC cafeteria workers accused of poison attempt
• Asheville's fundraiser for justice is set for March 3
• Bat fungus found in Yancey County
• Controlled burns on campus
• Fire destroys home near Candler; family escapes unharmed
• Buncombe deputies charge woman with Xanax possession
• Police: Asheville man caught with stolen scooter
• Henderson men charged with stealing dairy equipment
• Cops: Asheville man stole marijuana at gunpoint
• Nice today in Asheville; rain likely for weekend
• Welcome Table open to community for weekly meals
• Dentist to sing for others' suppers at Welcome Table
• Asheville 'Golden Girls' on TV today
• Cause pinpointed in Mills River fire
• Lightning strike ignites Avery's Creek house fire
• Board: Suspend DSS workers
• Bigger cuts in Buncombe commisioners' pay sought
• Red Cross needs a few good heroes
• A done deed
• Diversity or damnation?
• New books and AV in the library
• About those daytime fireworks downtown
• White-nose syndrome shows up in Yancey County
• Writers at Home Series Continues with Readings by UNC Asheville Scholarship Winners
• Library midnight hours for week 8
• Jury says ex-doctor guilty in NC ballerina's death
• GM sales jump 49 percent; Ford 10 percent; Chrysler 13 percent
• Swain leaders call for DSS workers to step down
• Book returned to SC library 39 years overdue
• The Disabled Body in Contemporary Art Discussed in Craft Lecture
• 2011 Heart of Green Awards
• Asheville 'Golden Girls' to be on CBS's Early Show
• Brews News: Pisgah Pulse, Black Mountain brew and Just Brew It homebrew fest returns
• Downtown Heroes helped turn Asheville into travel destination
• Sun, cooler temps return to Asheville
• Crews work to restore power after Carolinas storms
• Police charge Asheville man with LSD possession
• Candler man charged with assaulting woman
• Man dead in Mills River fire ID'ed
• NC poll: Many support rights for same-sex couples
• Cops: Leicester man caught with psilocybin mushrooms
• Asheville man arrested on fugitive warrants
• Western Carolina University cutting jobs
• Zahra Baker's stepmother faces more charges
• The Asheville Art Museum Presents An Evening with Karen Karnes and Special Guests
• Downtown Asheville backers push county on sales tax
• Groups work to create French Broad River Paddle Trail
• Retired? Find out about volunteering March 4 at UNC Asheville
• Birthday celebration set for Dr. Seuss at Hendersonville children's museum
• Kids on stage
• Talk to a lawyer for free on Friday
• Colorectal cancer: Prevention and early detection save lives
• Asheville man convicted of murder
• Charges possible following fatal McDowell truck wreck
• High winds fell trees, leaves hundreds in the dark
• National Truffle Festival comes to the Grand Bohemian this Saturday
• Man found dead in fire identified
• Officials respond to reported lightning strike in Arden area
• Award-Winning Author Bret Anthony Johnson to Visit UNC Asheville
• Stepmother of murdered disabled NC girl faces additional charges
• Asheville man found guilty of first-degree murder
• Authorities: Man persuaded moms to abuse kids
• "Intimacy and Contemplation" – New Exhibit of Fiber Art at UNC Asheville’s Blowers Gallery
• Clock is ticking on Health Care Freedom Act
• NC poll: Most support rights for gay couples
• Fiddlers Three: A concert of traditional fiddle styles at Sage Café
• Social Struggles in the Transition to a Post-Petrol World
• 91-year-old NC man dies when tractor overturns
• Town Mountain Road in Asheville to temporarily lose water March 2
• Wet day likely in Asheville today
• Roberson High parents to host Asheville rally Tuesday
• Exhibition - A Chosen Path: The Ceramic Art of Karen Karnes
• Exhibition - The Olmsted Project: Photographs by Lee Friedlander
• IRS offers free tax preparation, e-file in Asheville, statewide
• Land conservation efforts still in NC budget
• Learn how you can save a life
• Ann Tatlock book party in Asheville to benefit ABCCM
• Sign up now for Asheville's Citizens Police Academy
• NC state parks report near-record visitation in 2010
• 1 dead in truck wreck; US 221 closed possibly until Monday
• School cafeterias face sanitary issues
• Libya rebels gear for fight in city near capital
• Wash. couple rescued after 4 days trapped in snow
• Beautiful day on tap in Asheville, but rain coming Monday
• Job losses looming at Western Carolina
• Tenn. man fighting extradition in Graham slaying
• Henderson County officials investigate house fire, death
• Mills River Farmers Market to hold vendor meeting March 3
• ProChoice, pro-Planned Parenthood… pro “vahjayjay” rally
• Body found inside Mills River house damaged by fire
• Local residents hold rally to support Wisconsin unions
• Asheville protesters support Wisconsin unions
• Asheville woman charged with burning stepchild
• Solidarity rally set for noon at Asheville's Pack Square Park
• UNCA student charged with cocaine possession
• Police: Asheville skateboarder had ecstasy
• 2011 International Programs Week
• After beautiful weekend, rain returns Monday
• 'Cup of Brotherly Love' Debuts in Asheville at Masonic Temple
• Head Start faces deep cuts in Asheville area
• Gas prices to level in area, but don't expect drop
• Bigger Ingles eyed in Asheville, but same issues cited
• Asheville branch of UNC pharmacy school holds open house Feb. 28
• Scholarships available to students in Western North Carolina
• Blind bowling league a big hit
• Asheville woman charged with burning stepson
• Equality NC receives grant to fight marriage vote
• Is local grain production in jeopardy?
• Voodoo ritual, sex gone awry caused fatal NYC fire
• Investigation continues on suspicious dog deaths in Brevard
• Jury deliberates in former NC doctor's trial
• Woodrow named Haywood County Public Library director
• MDS10 Architects of Asheville represented at international symposium
• Elon poll: North Carolina residents oppose state job cuts
• Mission Hospital in Asheville closing entrance on Victoria Road
• Parts of East Asheville temporarily lose water
• Local Matters: Register of Deeds and CTS update
• Tips for planning campus events
• MedWest to open urgent care at Wal-Mart Plaza in Sylva
• How are the rising gas prices affecting you?
• AG Cooper stops shoddy NC paver who targeted seniors
• Hendersonville man sentenced to 25 years for bilking investors
• Black Mountain police arrest 2 on pot charges
• Rain will move out today in Asheville; weekend looks good
• Asheville area benefits and fundraisers
• Asheville schools rallying cry: Don't cut our funding
• Pastor faces child abuse charges
• Cops: Asheville man sold cocaine, ran from police
• Snow drives down Smokies visits
• NC Senate bill expands home defense rights
• Grass-roots effort led to deeds office win
• Lifeguard training offered at the Asheville YWCA
• Climate change game takes stage at Grove Park Inn in Asheville
• Slain businesswoman Mintz touched many lives
• Tourism authority sues over embarrassing peeling signs
• Asheville brew scene impresses beer expert
• City Council's new rules derail Kenilworth apartments
• Burden about deadly force shifts in NC Senate bill
• Fundraiser to help Asheville man who lost business in fire
• Graphic Novelist Gareth Hinds to Present Lecture on Artistic Process and Career
• Peace Corps celebrates 50th anniversary in Asheville
• Third Annual Asheville Jewish Film Festival Features Israeli Oscar Winner and James Franco as Poet Ginsberg
• Reisinger to be next Buncombe register of deeds
• Stepmom of slain disabled girl appears in NC court
• Everyone Cooks with Michael Gentry and WHOLA
• Wachovia Contributes $100,000 to UNC Asheville to Support Scholarships, Sherrill Center
• "America's Best Math Teacher" Offers Lecture Safe for Mathphobes at UNC Asheville
• Middle East turmoil trickles down to WNC gas pumps
• Clyde man charged in 5-year-old theft case
• Asheville man faces 12 cocaine charges
• NC woman charged in NY infant snatching due in court
• Asheville woman arrested on prostitution charge
• 2 Mardi Gras balls will benefit children
• Asheville Art Museum Partners With SwipeGood
• Finally, rain!
• Bill to end charter school limit gains
• Impact of Asheville vote on same-sex rights unclear
• CTS sued by neighbors
• Ex-Fletcher cop charged with murdering wife
• Warrant: DSS faked records after 15-month-old girl's death
• Graham woman faces murder charges after body found in sinkhole in East Tennessee
• Asheville City schools to hold budget meeting
• Asheville's MANNA FoodBank names new executive director
• NC Community Foundation's grants program goes online
• Warren Wilson College hosts clean energy discussion with Jeff Biggers
• Officer: Suspect calm after slaying
• Updated with photo: Woman disputes details surrounding child's death
• Warren Wilson Road construction detours bus route in Swannanoa
• BI-LO, Hearts With Hands team up for Asheville pet food drive
• Residents living near CTS site file a lawsuit
• MANNA names new executive director
• Seeking relief: CTS neighbors file lawsuit
• N.C. Wildlife officials: Deer in Maryland tests positive for chronic wasting disease
• Report: NC conservation trust funds bring $4 for every $1 invested
• Wisconsin gov. pranked by caller posing as donor
• Asheville City schools to hold 'Fund Schools First' meeting
• Parts of East, North Asheville lose water today
• US tries to get Americans out of Libya
• SC police say robbery suspect kills himself
• Council passes equality resolution, 5-1
• Boil water advisory for Etowah lifted
• Asheville man sentenced to 6 years in break-ins
• Perdue vetoes Republican deficit bill
• Cops: Candler man sold rented laptop
• Deputies charge Asheville felon with stealing gun
• Sunny, mild in Asheville today; rain likely Thursday, Friday
• DA: Defendant planned slaying
• City council passes anti-discrimination resolution 5-1
• Former Biltmore exec tapped as CEO for Capitol Visitor Center
• NC Education Lottery creates news, special features site for players
• Legal moonshine to debut from craft distillery in Asheville
• Child's death prompts inquiry
• Biltmore Estate again the top tourist draw in the state
• Online predator case highlights parents' need for vigilance
• Malcolm X's daughter remains in Haywood County jail
• Live video coming: Global strategy game at GPI
• Council expresses concern over Ingles store plans
• Body found in Jackson County may be that of missing man
• Democrats to pick new head of deeds office
• Asheville police take woman into custody after she barricades house
• McGough endowment fund, service planned
• (Blue) Dog-ged
• Pay dismay
• Giving back
• Will the real budget deficit please stand still?
• Register this: Dems meet Feb. 23 to decide who will be Buncombe’s next Register of Deeds
• Biltmore Estate named top North Carolina attraction
• LIVE coverage of Feb. 22 City Council meeting
• UNCA again named to 50 'Best Value' public colleges list
• Update: SBI searches Swain DSS
• Award-winning journalist Jeff Biggers to speak at Warren Wilson Thursday
• Drug makers pay NC $25M for Medicaid fraud
• Somali pirates kill 4 Americans on hijacked yacht
• Cats and Dawgs to close
• Etowah under boil water advisory
• State park visitation nears record
• WNC Wellness review: From norovirus at the VA to the YWCA’s swim day
• UNC Asheville Named One of the Nation’s 50 “Best Value” Public Colleges by Princeton Review
• Crews end work on Polk wildfire
• Lane closures set on I-240 in Asheville
• Police force way into barricaded Asheville home this morning
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• Sunny, breezy in Asheville today
• Anti-discrimination measure on Asheville City Council agenda
• Jackson County man gets life in prison for slaying
• 7 heart attacks, 6 stents and still loving life at 73
• Buncombe Early College begins student recruitment
• Zahra's stepmother indicted on murder charge
• Malcolm X daughter arrested in Madison on 2009 warrants
• Testing recipes for a successful taco shop
• Rally in Asheville targets budget cuts
• Dine out, be kind to animals
• Hilton sentenced to death in beheading murder
• Stress and anxiety play major role in heart health
• Red Cross hosts babysitter's training class Feb. 26
• Bill stops NC sex offenders as certain EMS workers
• Cats and Dawgs to close
• Asheville City Council preview: Equality and Ingles
• Jackson County man gets life in prison for slaying
• NC airport worker who jumped tarmac fence punished
• Choice battles emerge in Legislature
• Jury recommends death sentence in Hilton case
• Zahra Baker's stepmother indicted
• 230 to be laid off from NC Slim Jim plant
• Single and female? Check out Fla. skydiving laws
• Firefighters putting out brushfire
• Convicted killer Gary Hilton may learn fate soon in Fla. case
• Beckhams, Kanye West get Royal Wedding invitations?
• Congo colonel gets 20 years after mass rape trial
• Cherokee man arrested for assault with a hammer
• “Reckoning in Appalachia” author Jeff Biggers to speak at WWC
• Man dies in I-26 wreck near Saluda
• Apfelbaum to discuss “Restoring Ecological Health” Feb. 28 at WWC
• Sunny, warm in Asheville today
• Beer City welcomes brew guru
• Officials: don't burn outdoors today in North Carolina
• NC DMV offices close for driver registry update
• Upper Midwest faces dismal commute with storm
• Libya: Protesters, security clash in capital
• Jude's Gap blaze contained while others burn
• Cops: woman arrested for stealing items at Dollar Tree in Asheville
• Warren Wilson College hosts author Jeff Biggers
• 'Alligator Wedding' reading and charity event set for Feb. 23
• YMI hosts critical issues luncheon
• Murder trial set in Asheville woman's slaying
• Death at Polk lodge probed
• Free Hendersonville program: 'Taking Charge of Your Finances'
• City of Asheville offers free energy-saving workshop
• Road Report
• State parks could close 2 days a week because of budget
• Winter storm cancels hundreds of flights in Minn.
• NC man dies battling out-of-control yard fire
• NC officials: Don't burn outdoors today or Monday
• Play ball! UNCA Bulldogs win season openers
• Cooler in Asheville today; coming week may bring rain
• The Beat: Don’t drink the water
• Polk wildfire continues to burn
• Sunday Conversation: Asheville activist raises voice against racism
• Asheville and Buncombe property transfers
• Owen filmmaking class team-building exercise
• Learn to play bridge on Tuesdays in Asheville
• Bowlers benefit mentor program
• Mars Hills' Imperials alive again 40 years later
• Who was Edward Stephens?
• Bamboo tablet makes drawing a breeze
• Social media is a must for CEOs
• Heat aid for poor faces cuts
• Green jobs hit demand hurdle
• Man who killed ex-wife paroled
• From LA to Asheville: Ibarra's journey across cultures
• Local advertising honored at ADDY Awards
• Burnsville man charged with arson
• Aide planning tell-all about time with Sarah Palin
• Ga. driver charged in death of passenger
• State asked to probe shooting death of firefighter
• Battle against 1,200-acre WNC wildfire continues
• Asheville man arrested for removing monitoring device
• Cops: Waynesville man sold stolen TV
• Pair arrested on drug charges at Asheville nightclub
• NC town talks about raising prison age for teens
• Officials warn of wildfire danger across NC
• Asheville man gets 20 years in shooting, robbery
• New Facebook status options applauded by gay users
• Jesus offered lesson in homelessness
• RELIGION CALENDAR
• Asheville man guilty in $13 million Ponzi scam
• City Council to decide on Ingles supermarket proposal
• Police: Whittier man makes fatal mistake, guns down his niece
• UNCA forges ahead with capital projects despite budget woes
• Caleb Johnson has no regrets about 'Idol' experience
• Farmers 'don't want to get too warm too fast'
• Wingate University Singers perform in Asheville Feb. 20
• Henderson gem and mineral society to meet Feb. 21
• Shuler votes in favor of amendment defunding Planned Parenthood
• Free home energy improvement workshops offered in Asheville
• NC officials: don't burn outdoors today or tomorrow
• Wildfire near Chimney Rock State Park grows to 1,200 acres
• Accident on Fairview Road cleared
• Local Matters: Shuler talks to Xpress and Buncombe Commission get an earful
• Hendersonville concert series welcomes Judy Meinzer
• Jackson County woman dead in shooting
• Hybrid on the go: Asheville’s first “green” bus hits the streets
• Hendersonville discussion: Learn how to grow an edible backyard
• Post Office closed Monday
• Gov. Perdue names Briggs to State ABC Commission
• Asheville man guilty in $13 million Ponzi scam
• Cops: Man caught with heroin was headed to Asheville
• Waterline breaks in Candler
• Buncombe deputies charge sex offender
• Fairview felon charged with gun possession
• Explore and Experiment With Sculpture At The Asheville Art Museum
• Asheville workshop: Learn how to detect child sexual abuse
• Kremen collage, sculpture exhibit opens today in Asheville
• Cherokee to host first National Fly Fishing Championships in WNC
• Asheville club keeps disabled members active
• NC House halts some end-of-course exams
• Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College cuts night classes following power outage
• Asheville American Idol hopeful cut from show
• Cherokee tribal police turn to texts for crime tips
• Most Asheville water now ready to drink
• A medical team, timing and luck saved my life
• Wildfire grows to more than 1,000 acres
• Near-record warmth expected
• Community rallies against potential school budget cuts
• Asheville educators search for ways to close achievement gap
• Perdue's proposal would cut thousands of state jobs
• February 28 Open House for New Asheville Branch of UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
• AB Tech cancels evening classes at main Asheville campus
• VIDEO: Business winners: Chamber of Commerce announces awards
• Sarah Palin rejects gun laws changes, stays vague on '12
• Shenar to lead Asheville Humane Society
• Waterline break reported in East Asheville
• Local woman charged with selling drugs at Waffle House
• UNC Asheville Celebrates Homecoming February 23-26
• Broughton Hospital in Morganton receives Joint Commission accreditation
• Perdue's proposed budget eliminates thousands of state jobs
• Penalty phase begins for convicted forest killer in Fla.
• Program may help small businesses refinance commercial real estate
• Join the whitewater paddling team
• Low-cost insurance plan postcards now available to NC seniors
• Public Safety Weekly Report
• Army locks down Bahrain, police storm protest
• Cops: Henderson County man had fake IDs
• Leicester man charged with breaking into vehicle
• Balmy weather lingers
• Bill would do away with some standardized tests
• Warren Wilson College presents 'Women Beware Women' Feb. 17-20
• Spring registration now open at UNC Asheville's College for Seniors 
• Henderson County buys property for future high school expansion
• VA in Asheville increases services for women
• Polk fire spreads, expected to exceed 1,000 acres
• Some Asheville faucets clear, others murky
• Norovirus confirmed at VA
• Appalachian State University cuts two masters degree programs
• NYU fellow quits after tweets about Lara Logan assault
• Norovirus confirmed at Asheville VA Medical Center
• Hendersonville dog nabs Westminster win
• Photography and Bookmaking Workshops Offered at North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement
• SAT prep course begins Monday at UNC Asheville
• Sens. Hagan, Brown introduce 'Hire a Hero' bill to give businesses tax credits
• Asheville's Christ School offers free performances of 'The Odd Couple'
• Campus Support Crew service trip
• Naval Academy accepting applications for summer STEM program
• Pa. teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• Just in time: NC couple claims $1M before prize expires
• Man enters plea bargain in Tenn. forest arsons
• I-40 wrecks slow traffic in Burke County
• Asheville man charged with abandoning dog
• Asheville police charge 2 with armed robbery
• Warm, sunny weather to linger
• All NC driver license offices closed Feb. 21
• Free presentation at Warren Wilson College: 'Leonardo's Universe'
• Civil rights expert Timothy Tyson to lecture at Brevard
• Police: Mars Hill man assaulted, burned toddler
• Drifter convicted in Fla. forest killing case
• Firefighters respond to Buncombe wildfires
• Show over for UNCA's Concerts on Quad
• Former trooper pleads guilty to DWI, hit-and-run
• Eat at Applebee's Monday in Asheville to help family
• Free spirituals concert set for Sunday in Asheville
• City water woes persist
• Summit to target city students' achievement gap
• Deputies impound 'sweeps' machines near Asheville
• Buncombe commissioners cut their perks
• Fight against Polk wildfire makes progress
• Judes Gap fire spreading
• Gary Michael Hilton found guilty of murder in Fla.
• Deputies raid gambling house near Asheville
• Mars Hill man charged with sexually abusing child
• RENCI at UNC Asheville Hosts Swannanoa Flood Risk Management Project Public Open House on February 24
• Tight Finances Force UNC Asheville to Suspend Concerts on the Quad Summer Music Series
• Former trooper sentenced in Asheville hit and run
• Poverty Simulation
• Men’s Leadership Conference
• WNC Wellness Review: NC aims to reduce birth defects with free vitamins; the flu has arrived
• Registration Now Open for College for Seniors Spring Term
• Spring break shuttle
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• Steve Apfelbaum to discuss “Restoring Ecological Health” Feb. 28 at WWC
• Would the real budget deficit please stand still
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Pay cuts hit home
• What state are we in? Gov. Perdue addresses General Assembly tonight
• NC island mulls birth control for deer
• Egypt's military rulers call to end labor unrest
• Bridge work forces I-26 lane closure near Weaverville
• Two arrested in Weaverville on drug charges
• Leicester man faces multiple charges after chase
• Bake for the “Vagina Monologues”
• Temps warm, but fire danger high
• NC DMV offices are closed today
• Staffing firm holds free seminar
• Asheville events focus on violence in schools
• Mars Hill College creates graduate program
• "She's cares for everyone. She's always trying to help."Ona Elkins, third-grader: Haw Creek's Perry is WNC's Principal of Year
• 105th MP unit returns to heroes' welcome
• Learn about ecological health at Swannanoa's Warren Wilson
• Asheville's Land-of Sky collecting lunches for needy kids
• Residents support possible ban on cell phone use by drivers
• Candler man faces dog neglect charges
• FTD, Groupon get complaints, offer flower refunds
• Foes seek to de-fund, discredit Planned Parenthood
• Police: Hostage-taker at NC bank was unarmed
• More than 500 greet 105th Military Police at airport
• AP Source: Obama to seek changes in Pell Grants
• Warren Wilson Theatre to stage “Women Beware Women” Feb. 17-20
• Raleigh church bucks tradition with woman pastor
• Police: Man kills 4 in stabbing rampage across NYC
• Th Beat: Board games?
• Saturday school classes add fun
• Fire destroys convenience store in Tuxedo
• Asheville area benefits and fundraisers
• Asheville, WNC students and schools mark accomplishments
• Computer America: Printer utility performs numerous tasks
• Asheville and Buncombe property transfers
• Charter schools cap may be lifted
• City merchants wary of more snow
• Slow start for home sales
• Chocolate Lounge owners arrived in Asheville via the jungle
• Two Asheville-area men arrested on charges of violating domestic orders
• MANNA, NC food banks get $740K grant to fight hunger
• Asheville-area workshops to highlight economic importance of forests
• Learn about white-nose syndrome in bats at UNC Asheville talks
• Early morning fire destroys convenience store in Tuxedo
• Obama likens budget to family pocketbook choices
• 25 injured when taxi plows into crowd in San Diego
• Ore. man dies after hospital tells police to call 911
• Palin hires chief of staff for political action committee
• Asheville woman arrested on pot charge
• Candler man charged with mistreating dog
• NC volunteers remodel paralyzed bride-to-be's home
• Greene proposes slashing commissioners' compensation
• Politics of pork: Barbecue battle, WNC traditions
• Nursing home owner pays Medicare fraud settlement
• Pastor gets 2nd chance here
• Asheville yoga studio offers Valentine's class
• 105th Military Police is returning
• Pit bulls that killed dog released to owner
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Rwandan bishop to preach Sunday at Asheville church
• Asheville man arrested on drug charges
• Fletcher man wins Cash 5
• Warren Wilson president to retire
• Missing man found
• Asheville-based military police coming home
• No burning allowed in Asheville
• Sandy Pfeiffer to retire as Warren Wilson College president in 2012
• Accidents cleared on Tunnel Rd., Sweeten Creek Rd.
• Accidents cleared on Sweeten Creek Rd., I-240
• My Retirement in June 2012
• Local Matters: City Council updates and budget woes
• Warren Wilson President to retire
• UNCA tuition to rise $606 next fall
• Got chickens? Monthly group meets in Asheville
• T. Colin Campbell to reshedule Asheville visit
• Buncombe Register of Deeds among highest-paid in state
• Who do you think you are?
• Commissioners will consider pay cut
• Buncombe County manager proposes cuts in commissioners' compensation
• Bridge repair to close I-240 lane
• Mubarak leaves Cairo for Sinai as protests spread
• Mars Hill man arrested on cocaine charge
• Two men arrested in Asheville on drug trafficking charges
• Diet sodas tied to stroke
• Commissioners may cut own pay
• 8 cats found shot to death in NC
• Water break reported downtown Asheville
• Asheville woman convicted of drug trafficking
• Danquon Brown of Asheville avoids attempted murder charge
• Warm weekend ahead is nice antidote to winter
• Snow dusting hits city roads, schools
• Asheville woman charged with exploiting disabled or elderly person
• Teen birth rate mixed
• Biltmore to host Tiffany exhibit
• Body of missing Graham man found buried in barrel
• Candler man charged with violating dog ordinance
• People flock to Asheville Verizon store for iPhone
• UNC Asheville shows film on African-American golfers
• Warren Wilson professor talks about McGraw's ancestry on NBC
• Woman hurt in wreck on Leicester Highway
• Small fire reported at UNC Asheville this evening
• Pedestrian struck in Asheville
• Asheville area ranked 53rd in “independent retailer vitality”
• Quick Bites: Food news to go in very tiny portions.
• Egypt's Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• Buncombe County considers privatizing Mountain Mobility
• NC program aims to reduce birth defects with free vitamins
• Diet soda tied to stroke risk, but reasons unclear
• Asheville Verizon store bustles with first-day iPhone sales
• WNC Green Building Council music video gives energy-saving its own goofy groove
• CIA: Mubarak likely to quit today; Egyptian minister denies it
• Dichromate passed away Wednesday
• WNC nursing home owner pays Medicare fraud settlement
• Warren Wilson professor talks about Tim McGraw on NBC
• Asheville-area snowfall totals
• Pit bulls returned to Arden owner after attack
• Two plead in huge pot bust
• Verizon iPhone 4 launches today
• Overnight snow creates slick roads, school closings
• Asheville buses running with limited service
• Asheville-area students to attend class Saturday
• N.C. lottery eyes rules on video gambling
• Asheville Humane Society discounts pet adoptions
• Asheville, Buncombe schools closed today
• Deadly disease hits bats in WNC
• SCC chief quits after 7 months
• Globe logging accord reached
• Winter weather and road conditions
• Woodfin man arrested on drug charges
• Pianoforte Presents Kimberly Cann
• Overnight snow expected in Western North Carolina
• Hilton started 'hunting' month before Bryants were found slain
• Asheville-area parents organize to prevent school budget cuts
• Asheville plans events for Black History Month
• Snow to end today in Asheville area
• Free African-American spirituals concert set for Sunday in Asheville
• Black Mountain Valentine Run 5K and Youth Fun Run this Saturday
• National Girls and Women in Sports Day rescheduled
• Remains linked to North Carolina homicide found in Tennessee sinkhole
• Southwestern Community College president resigns today
• Council in retreat
• Water interruption in north Asheville
• NC poster contest for students launched to promote bicycling
• Greek Art and Archeology Expert to Lecture on Development of Western Greek Culture
• Man charged as NC terror ringleader pleads guilty
• Mom: Woman who left baby in toilet can't remember (with video)
• NC virtual public school among fastest growing in US
• Are you working multiple part-time jobs?
• "Uneven Fairways" Examines the Story of African-American Golfers during Segregation
• Democrat Susan Fisher describes the “new landscape” in a Republican-controlled Statehouse
• Theatre UNCA Stages “Flaming Guns of the Purple Sage”
• Asheville City Council passes UDO changes to curb return projects
• Winter weather advisory for snow
• Hilton 'hunting' a month before Henderson County couple were slain
• Deadly bat disease found in WNC
• Web map links consumers to health insurance assistance programs in NC
• 2 sentenced in huge pot bust
• Blue Mountain Pizza gives back to community
• Spring ’11 service requirement deadlines for juniors & seniors
• Buncombe, National Girls and Women in Sports Day rescheduled
• Water rate change eyed
• Cops: Asheville woman caught with crack
• Colder than expected, with snow still in the forecast
• Asheville man charged with stealing mo-ped
• SC police laud workers for saving child in toilet at Bi-Lo Center
• Man faces drug, firearms charges
• Asheville's French Broad Co-op gets new GM
• Flu activity widespread in region
• College financial aid help available in Buncombe, statewide Feb. 19
• Sen. Kay Hagan unveils new website
• Smokies visitors can check on conditions digitally
• Unemployment rates fall in Asheville area, most of WNC
• State Beat
• Doing the deeds
• Making the grade
• LIVE: Asheville City Council coverage
• Sustainability recognition program launches
• HonorAir to host blood drive
• WNC Men’s Leadership Conference to Enlist College Men in Preventing Gender-based Violence
• Buncombe County releases annual human services report
• NCDOT offers gas-saving tips
• Gov. Perdue seeks elimination of '900 excessive rules'
• Asheville City Council preview: UDO’d edition
• WNC gets share of $8.5M for energy projects
• First Lady: Pres. quit smoking
• SC police get tips on mom of baby found in toilet
• McDowell, Jackson counties get share of $14M for improvements
• Who do you think you are?
• Slick roads contribute to wrecks
• Student Caucus grants
• Asheville's Kenilworth apartments win a round
• More snow coming to area
• Buncombe, other schools closed
• Parents weigh in on city schools uniform
• Woman left baby in toilet at Bi-Lo Center
• Come Explore The Curator’s Bazaar!
• Healthy hearts for Valentine's
• Children's Home to hold annual Open Forum
• Council on Aging to hold info session for MOW funding
• Asheville homeless bagel bakers to help selves
• More snow on the way
• Bank of Asheville ex-leader indicted on fraud charges
• Cops: Woman got Vicodin with fraudulent prescription
• WWC deepens sustainability commitment with two new initiatives
• Sheriff's Citizens' Academy offered
• Jurors see video of Hilton, deputy
• WNC Wellness review: Animals make us healthier (and more)
• Big Band and Vocal Jazz Concert Features Vibraphonist Paul Babelay and UNC Asheville Students
• Police looking for woman who left baby at Bi-Lo Center
• SAT Prep Course Offered at UNC Asheville
• Legislators argue money, praise boy scouts, and contemplate election law changes
• Former Bank of Asheville president indicted
• Asheville Art Museum Announces Summer 2011 Internships
• The Beat: Obama, barbecue, and the ‘woodchuck weather creature’
• Former Asheville transit bus driver faces additional charge
• Asheville man charged with credit card theft
• Midlife crisis: More out of a job
• Gilbert fans meet, hear, love
• Sunday should be another pleasant day, but snow may lie ahead
• Asheville business plays a key role on Super Bowl Sunday
• Buncombe commissioners top pay scale in North Carolina
• Know the telltale symptoms of heart attack
• Phil Francis: Know the symptoms of heart disease
• College news from Asheville area
• Computer America: Wayback Machine offers living history of websites
• Buncombe County Property Transfers
• Hillcrest bridge feedback mostly positive
• Asheville firefighters respond twice to same blaze
• Vance Birthplace to explore African-American history
• Grants target childhood obesity in WNC
• Women can take steps to reduce risk of heart disease
• WCU hosts debut performance of new Steinway
• Claude Nicholson: Don't downplay chest pain
• Don Locke: Smoking caused artery block
• James Amason: Eating right is essential
• Citizens report few problems with reopened pedestrian bridge
• Coming Sunday: Buncombe commissioners' pay
• Sarah Palin: America out of step with Reagan's values
• Fire causes heavy damage to North Asheville home
• Max Brooks talks to UNCA students about writing
• Sunny skies today, chance of snow Sunday night
• Police blotter: Three Asheville men arrested on drug charges
• Asheville man charged with stealing guitar, amplifier
• Scholarships available to NC nursing students
• Summit in Asheville focuses on homeless vets
• NC appeals TVA emissions ruling
• Testimony begins in Gary Hilton case
• Saluda celebrates its 130th anniversary
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Asheville area religion notes
• Devotional: Let God's holiness permeate our lives
• Nonprofit to buy Woodson land in Fairview
• Gift of linens moves Asheville-area veterans
• City Council members look for new sources of income
• Asheville businessman faces Ponzi scam charges
• Additional charge brought against Asheville bus driver
• I-40 lanes in Haywood County to be closed
• Super Bowl Sunday party playbook
• Non-profit to buy Woodson land
• Local Matters: City and County budget issues, and high drama over the Register of Deeds
• Sen. Hagan taps former Clinton council member as chief of staff
• Official: Falling ice injures 5 at Cowboys Stadium
• NC Supreme Court rejects Google incentives lawsuit
• Applications accepted for NC nurse educator scholarships
• Reservations now required for Cataloochee campground in Smokies
• How students think about work
• NC seeks help providing summer meals for children in need
• Nominations open for NC state, local history awards
• Asheville police investigate armed robbery at Ramada Inn
• Asheville police investigate vehicle break-ins
• Issue Workshop: Food Security
• Biologists restore rare bog in Flat Rock
• Water restored on Smoky Park Highway
• Environmental Justice Crew hiring for fall
• Ice closes US 441; I-40 lanes to be closed next week
• Asheville City Council retreat today, Feb. 4
• Asheville City Council retreat an hour later
• Cops: Asheville man stole chainsaw from vehicle
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Asheville men charged with armed robbery
• Asheville-area benefits and fundraisers
• Black History Month: Moment in WNC history 1977
• UNC Asheville to host summer camp job fair Feb. 10
• Free legal clinic set for Feb. 5 at Pack Memorial Library
• Weekend activities planned at Lake James State Park
• Time's running out for Asheville's Bele Chere applicants
• Rabid raccoon prompts search for strays in Haywood County
• Council to study growth options
• Buncombe collects 1st sample under DNA law
• NC Senate GOP votes for cuts
• Nervous WNC residents track events in Egypt
• Register of deeds race takes shape in wake of DeBruhl’s retirement
• Battery Park Book Exchange opens in new digs.
• NC Senate gives initial OK to moneysaving plan
• About that hotel tax…
• School delays for Thursday
• Writers at Home Continues with Readings by Master of Liberal Arts Students
• Road conditions starting to be hazardous
• New fund established for Mountains-to-Sea Trail in NC
• NC labor dept. encourages businesses to apply for safety awards
• Rabid raccoon reported in Haywood County
• Pool Dance Party – Friday, Feb. 4, 8-11 p.m.
• Gov. Perdue Appoints Dray to 28th District Court Bench
• CITIZEN-TIMES.com has new look
• Report: NC power plants No. 8 for mercury pollution
• Cairo square chaos intensifies, violence spreads
• 'American Idol' to release 10th-anniversary compilation March 15
• Tweets, e-mails update Smokies road conditions
• Forest Service, NC Wildlife Resources Commission sign stewardship agreement
• NC student loan program available for health, science fields
• Wreck reported on Brevard Road near Asheville
• Wreck reported on I-40 in Asheville
• Asheville's 'Woodchuck weather creature: Spring around the corner
• Budget woes lead to layoffs at UNC Asheville
• Tweets, e-mails now tell Smokies travelers of park roads
• Asheville-area organizations wear red to make women aware of heart health
• Worker at Spartanburg school falls to death
• Some sun today in Asheville; Friday morning could be icy
• Weaverville man arrested on meth charges
• Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• Egypt PM apologizes for attack on protesters
• Book store set to reopen in Grove Arcade
• Free triathlon racing clinic tonight
• Forest Service Southern Research Station gets new chief
• Four injured in three-vehicle crash in Asheville
• Chinese New Year
• State ban unable to stem video gambling in Asheville area
• Erwin High grad appears on 'American Idol': 'I'm going to Hollywood, baby!'
• Asheville's Kenilworth apartment plan gets OK
• Asheville-area pit bull owner had previous citation
• Asheville area "American Idol" hopeful wins ticket to Hollywood
• UNC Asheville Announces Job Cuts, Budget Challenges Continue
• Lunch date: Xpress visits Haw Creek Elementary
• Construction of new UNC Asheville dorm begins
• Forest Service says new hemlock treatments are working
• Hilton murder trial jury to be set today
• NC school: Kids weren't locked in janitor's closet
• The White Stripes announce they're breaking up
• Rocker Pete Doherty denies cocaine charge
• WikiLeaks nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Poland warns Belarus: Change or risk overthrow
• Painted bunting beats groundhogs with forecast
• Summer Camp and Community Service Fairs Offer Job and Volunteer Opportunities
• Community meeting on shared governance
• Street battle erupts in Cairo
• Chimney Rock groundhog doesn't see his shadow
• 3-vehicle wreck injures 4 near Asheville
• A vigil in defense of educational access
• HeartPath: Cardiac rehab can save your life
• Heart-health dictionary
• New Year's Day heart attack gives Hayes pause
• Women: take to heart
• Feeding your heart: tips for a heart-healthy diet
• CPR made simple: American Heart Association revises guidelines for hands-only CPR
• Heart health resources in Western North Carolina
• Local churches, nonprofits continue to battle health disparities
• Asheville flights canceled because of snowstorm in Midwest, Northeast
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Wreck reported in South Asheville
• Egyptian military calls for end to demonstrations
• Much of nation stalled by massive snowstorm
• Sunny, windy in Asheville today; snow possible Friday morning
• Mission Hospital in Asheville consolidating pediatric units
• Asheville man killed in wreck
• Collectors' Circle Adds 10 Works to Asheville Art Museum Collection
• Ingles store, Kenilworth development on commission agenda
• Brevard College President Drew Van Horn to leave
• Arrest made in Asheville hit-and-run
• Missing Asheville pit bulls found, seized
• Free Spanish classes start Feb. 8
• Asheville area Red Cross sees critically low blood supply
• Farmland preservation effort beefed up in Asheville area
• Asheville area sex offender faces charge for using Facebook
• Still room for traditional Asheville fundraiser with a twist
• Democrats will have 2012 convention in Charlotte, Asheville touted
• Asheville-area nonprofits get quirky in quest for donors
• One rule for all
• Republicans step up to bat
• Biltmore brouhaha
• Jury selection in Hilton trial Wednesday
• Rain expected in Asheville; snow later this week
• Dow has first close above 12,000 in over 2 years
• Ice, snow closes roads, airports from Texas to RI
• Egypt's Mubarak says he won't run for new term
• It's official: Democratic National Convention comes to Charlotte in 2012
• Dierks Bentley tweets he's in Asheville, recording
• Community meeting on shared governance
• Library hours – Wednesday
• Charlotte will host 2012 Democratic convention
• Brews News: What’s new in the world of local beer.
• Cold and wet January at Grandfather Mountain
• 'Biggest Loser' competitor - Rulon Gardner - sells 1.5 lb. burger
• World champion weightlifter Gyozo Veres dies at 74
• Unemployment rates fall in Asheville area, most of WNC
• Mission Hospital in Asheville consolidating pediatric units
• West Asheville Ingles store, Kenilworth development on commission agenda
• Democrats pick Charlotte for 2012 convention
• GM says its US sales rose 23 percent in January
• Cairo ramps up evacuations, 18,000 seeking exit
• Missing pit bulls located
• Progress Energy to send Asheville crews to Washington to help with storm aftermath
• Newspapers in Charlotte, Raleigh will cut 40 jobs
• Warren Wilson Theatre to stage “Women Beware Women” Feb. 17-20
• Sylvia Earle to deliver address at 2011 WWC Commencement May 14
• Charles Owen Park in Swannanoa constructs new fishing pier
• Cops: Asheville woman caught with crack
• Coming Soon: 2011 Activist-in-Residence Claudia Horwitz
• Chattanooga, Tenn. man's death from copperhead bite puzzles experts
• Ex-Bible studies teacher at Albany's Sherwood Christian Academy jailed for molestation
• North Florida woman calls authorities over novelty grenade
• Asheville animals make for healthier humans
• Consider chiropractic treatment for headaches
• Heart disease remains a top killer in Asheville, WNC
• Asheville man critical after hit-and-run incident
• Asheville police resource officers seek community involvement
• Fiddlin' Pig, an Asheville restaurant, closes
• Franklin police pull body from river
• Burnsville student suspended over bullet
• Mission Heart Services in Asheville among tops in US
• Longtime Buncombe County register of deeds, political activist, retires in Asheville
• GOLF: Cliffs developer pledges progress on project near Asheville
• RBC Bank hosts community event at Asheville branches Feb. 4
• Cliffs developer pledges to push on
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Board gains
• WNC Wellness review: Fluoride, healthy hearts and more
• -BE- (Buddhist Interest Group) resumes weekly meetings
• Doudrick appointed director of Forest Service Southern Research Station in Asheville
• Moderate air quality forecast for Asheville
• Library hours – Wednesday
• Food news to go: area restaurant news in small bites
• Mallory McDuff in the Sustainability Speakers Series
• Egypt's opposition calls for 1 million on streets
• DNA collection from arrestees starts Tuesday in North Carolina
• Leadership changes and new initiatives shape Legislature’s agenda
• Burnsville Elementary student suspended after bringing bullet to school
• CDC: No link between deaths and Chinese drywall
• For bayou Indians, spill threatens a way of life
• Funeral pyres an option in Colorado mountain town
• Former 2-way 'Bama great Vaughn Mancha dead at 89
• Cyclone roars toward Australia's flooded north
• Scottish climber survives 1,000 foot (300 meter) fall
• Gum a gooey problem for Myrtle Beach
• Buncombe has more college-educated than national average
• US set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt
• 5-time Oscar-winner composer John Barry dies at 77
• Former aloha wear designer Gretchen Clarke dies
• Iran summons Sarah Shourd for Feb. 6 trial
• Brian Willis named VP of Information and Technology at A-B Tech
• Waterline breaks in Asheville
• Annual tree seedling sale begins in February
• Banjorama: A concert of banjo styles at Sage Café
• Egypt turmoil raises concerns for Asheville residents with connections
• Masons in Asheville open doors to public
• Asheville Civic Center revamp critical
• Low cost and do-it-yourself solar workshop being held again
• Greensboro, Morganton foster care agencies merge
• Hiker rescued from Hickory Nut Gorge
• Asheville lowers water fluoride levels
• Study: Asheville metro area ranks 6th in credit card debt
• Macon gets mobile pet shelter for emergencies
• Teen dies in Rutherford County crash
• Rutherford County teen dies in crash
• Icy trails on the way to Cat Gap
• The Beat: Getting the Statehouse in order
• US Embassy tells Americans to weigh leaving Egypt
• Asheville-area families struggle to deal with foreclosures
• Kids accompany Alice down the rabbit hole at Asheville's Health Adventure
• Job problems fuel foreclosures, Asheville-area experts say
• Buncombe County deputies: Hendersonville man busted with 42 grams of meth
• Asheville photographer Steve Dixon leaves legacy of friendship, beauty
• Warm Asheville area weather gets folks outside
• Asheville job seekers, know your target, say HR experts
• College news from Asheville area
• Hurt hiker stranded in Chimney Rock area
• Carole Currie: Drive-thru fun, and what's not 'amazing'
• Asheville and Buncombe real estate transfers
• Asheville, WNC schools and students accomplish great things
• WCU book review: George Bush dissects decision-making in his memoir
• Computer America: No winner yet in browser fight
• Tips for Asheville-area residents on dealing with foreclosures and mortgage
• Buncombe County schools register fewer dropouts in 2009-2010
• Blue Ridge Parkway, Great Smoky Mountain National Park still the most visited
• Asheville man held without bond following assault charges
• Buncombe County animal control charges Black Mountain man with pit bull abuse
• Asheville man charged with pawning stolen jewelry
• Asheville man charged with assault, intimidating witness
• Asheville man charged with obstruction of justice
• Arden man charged with embezzling from Target
• Asheville woman charged with larceny of soft drink
• Hendersonville man charged with meth trafficking
• Black Mountain man charged with abusing pit bulls
• 2 Michigan women found buried near bloody trailer
• Parolee arrested in congresswoman threats case
• Army officer's wife charged in her children's slayings
• UN studies domestic violence in Cherokee
• Rescheduled bridge meeting set for Feb. 5 in Asheville
• Winter-weary Asheville to get break
• Asheville, Buncombe schools hold Saturday classes
• Buncombe County poverty rate rises
• Clinic offers kids free dental care in Asheville, Buncombe County
• Park Ridge promotes healthiness at work
• A DIY approach to the Super Bowl party slider
• A South Asheville home rises from the ashes
• An accidentally delicious way to eat fava beans
• Asheville-area Home & Garden calendar
• Asheville area college news
• Production co. donates shares of $1M to Western North Carolina at-risk youth nonprofit
• Asheville area religion calendar
• US will review aid to Egypt
• WNC meth sting nabs 14
• Study ranks Asheville 6th worst metro area in nation for credit card debt
• Do you have family in Egypt? Let us hear from you
• Local Matters: 51 Biltmore, wellness and faith-based equality
• Transylvania Regional Hospital limits visitation because of flu
• Laura Hope-Gill's Poetry and Photographs by John Fletcher Jr. to be Featured at UNC Asheville
• Grant preserves Asheville-Black Mountain bus service
• Most NC texting charges come from drivers over 25
• Pig and Pisgah at the Blackbird
• Shuler lands major financial post, introduces redistricting reform legislation
• Renowned Nutritionist, Researcher and Health Advocate T. Colin Campbell to Make Rare Asheville Visit
• Beautiful afternoon, but snow showers this morning
• Report: lower health insurance premiums, more choices in 2014  
• Benefits and fundraisers for Asheville area
• Some Asheville-area residents recall space shuttle Challenger tragedy
• Hendersonville women arrested on pot charges
• Fletcher man charged with cocaine possession
• Asheville Youth Mission's theater group stages first production
• Report: Charles Taylor got illegal aid during 2006 re-election bid
• 'Smiling faces' from former Bank of Asheville to stay on job, First Bank CEO says
• Sierra Club chairman says Asheville area should dim its lights
• Record wind gust recorded on Grandfather Mountain
• Fire destroys Maggie Valley home, kills five dogs
• Old Fort museum exhibit features Plott Hound
• Troopers: Repeat DWI Hendersonville offender faces murder charge
• Asheville animal control officers look for pit bulls after dog is killed
• Asheville ballerinas accepted at Bolshoi school
• Gratitude from the MFA program
• Wind gusts set record at Grandfather Mountain
• Fodor’s lists Asheville as one of “21 places we’re going in 2011”
• Deadline looms for NC lottery claims
• World's first iPad-only newspaper unveiled next week
• Republicans step up to bat
• Vegging out
• Sean Connery immortalized with Estonian bust
• Chilean miners get promised trip to Disney World
• Fodor's recommends travel to Asheville
• Snowstorm wallops Northeast, piling on the misery
• UN climate talks in focus at Davos forum
• Report: NC Named Worst At Teacher Salaries
• FDA investigating possible cancer risk with breast implants
• Doonesbury takes aim at Rep. Heath Shuler
• AG Cooper: Foreclosure assistance scheme banned from NC
• Congressman Heath Shuler Appointed to House Budget Committee
• Marvelettes co-founder Gladys Horton dies at 66
• Free Spanish classes offered at Fletcher Library
• 2011 spring break service
• White supremacist gathering in NC in limbo
• Space shuttle Challenger left excruciating legacy
• Asheville-Buncombe Community Christian Ministry needs aid to repair fuel truck
• Snow piles up on winter-weary Northeast
• Weather slows construction of Buncombe County schools
• Police seek help in finding dangerous pit bulls
• Nice warmup on the way for Asheville
• Learning centers rise after Challenger disaster
• Jackson deputies look for copper theft suspects
• AirTran to resume Asheville-Tampa service
• Count of Asheville homeless continues today
• Pardee Memorial Hospital's former computer network administrator linked to theft
• Storm effects limited in Asheville area
• 20 pounds of marijuana seized near Asheville
• Members of the Challenger's crew
• Fire destroyed a home in southern Buncombe County on Tuesday
• Hyder reappointed as Henderson County Emergency Services Director
• Republicans in North Carolina General Assembly target health care mandate
• Henderson County Red Cross in urgent need of blood
• Mixed results shown from dispersants in BP spill
• AirTran to resume Asheville-Tampa service
• Tori Amos writing musical for UK National Theatre
• Sean 'Diddy' Combs set to guest on 'Hawaii Five-O'
• Asheville Animal Services seeks 2 pit bulls in Arden
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• NC Republican lawmakers target health care mandate
• Oil prices settle higher, above $87 per barrel
• Work by Noah Saterstrom to be exhibited at WWC’s Holden Gallery
• Ford recalls Windstar minivans over steering
• CBO: Social Security to run permanent deficits
• 200-acre solar farm activated in NC today
• Dow breaks through 12,000; first time since 2008
• Visitation to Great Smoky Mountains National Park holds steady
• NC sheriff pleads guilty to charges, resigns
• Large-scale Drawings by Patricia Bellan-Gillen Exhibited at UNC Asheville
• Mallory McDuff in the Sustainability Speakers Series
• “Natural Saints” author Mallory McDuff to speak at WWC Jan. 31
• Max Brooks, Author and "Zombie Preparedness Expert," Comes to Asheville
• Buzz surrounds creator of beehive hairdo
• Report: Parts of Savannah Riverwalk are unstable
• Govt: New rules would cut thousands of coal jobs
• Hendersonville men charged with kidnapping
• Social media changes State of the Union game
• Many Oscar-nominated movies still showing in Asheville
• Moped rider injured in crash with car in Asheville
• Public Safety Weekly Report
• Asheville police charge woman with identity theft
• Country star Dierks Bentley to cut new album in Asheville
• Asheville man charged with vehicle break-ins
• Bullying film aired during 'No Name-Calling Week'
• Wreck reported on I-40 in East Asheville
• Asheville City Council approves 51 Biltmore Ave. project
• Oreo is good for the soul
• Serial graffiti artist faces more charges
• Ex-jailer arrested again
• Leadership Asheville Forum Luncheon postponed to Feb. 3
• City Council supports new downtown parking garage
• Good soaking likely to benefit dry WNC
• A-B Tech seeks sales-tax hike
• Introducing: NC Matters — the State Beat
• Local clergy push City Council to pass equality resolution
• Locally grown N.C. organic wheat means locally grown N.C. baked goods
• Religious leaders push Asheville for gay rights, anti-bullying measure
• LIVE coverage of Jan. 25 Asheville City Council meeting
• Mission Hospital in Asheville sees revenue drop with weather, recession
• Longtime NC United Methodist leader dies at 71
• Asheville's homeless tallied for national 'Point in Time Count'
• Ex-jailer charged in Swain escape arrested again
• The Great Canadian Wilderness Battle
• Police investigating East Asheville bank robbery
• WNC Wellness Review: From stress management to rabies
• Internet reviewers: Pigeon Forge hotel is dirtiest in America
• Pumphrey's artwork chosen for Green Hill Center's annual exhibition
• Rahm Emanuel back on the ballot, for now
• Michael Jackson's doc pleads not guilty in star's death
• Erwin students briefly evacuated due to smoke
• NC Education Lottery transfers $124.3M to state
• UNC Asheville’s Super Saturday Program Offers Super Classes for Kids
• Official: Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• Asheville Loves Mountains concert to be held Sunday
• Sign-Up to Serve
• Poppies Market to host transcendental meditation talk
• Judge tosses Blackwater suit after 6 years
• Charlotte Street Computers offers free classes
• NC arrests made in staged auto accident ring
• Creative Career Panel Connects Liberal Arts to Career Choices
• Winter storm watch
• Wildland firefighter training
• Waterline work interrupts service on Asheville street
• AP poll: Pet or paramour? Many say pet
• Smokies has podcast on bat protection
• Fire burns Haw Creek house
• Registration Opens For The Asheville Art Museum’s Summer Art Camp 2011!
• Canton woman dies in car crash in Bethel
• Police investigate East Asheville bank robbery
• NC's December jobless rate edged up to 9.8 percent
• Lost hikers rescued after cold night in Shining Rock Wilderness
• Icy roads in Asheville, WNC create traffic, school woes
• Former restaurant goers learn to love homecooked meals
• Leadership Asheville Forum luncheons postponed
• Asheville experts give tips on overcoming 'gym intimidation' and staying on track
• Average car loan rate of 6.21% lowest in decades
• IRS app lets you check status of your tax refund
• Weaverville man crushed by truck identified
• Asheville development: New proposal surfaces on The Block
• More wintry weather expected today in Asheville area
• Worst-case NC state budget cuts will touch lives
• Asheville City Council preview: Biltmore brawl
• Pardee Hospital in Hendersonville limits visitation because of flu
• East Asheville bank robbed today
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Sustainability recognition program launches
• Join us March 23 for a Warren Wilson reception in Austin, Texas
• Lost hikers found in southern Haywood County
• Car crashes into school bus in Gulf Coast
• Baby Boom Expert to Speak on "Generation Ageless: The Boom that Won't go Bust"
• Student Caucus grants
• Asheville woman charged with cocaine possession; other Buncombe arrests
• Asheville pedestrian bridge community update meeting rescheduled
• Weaverville man crushed by truck identified
• Ruth's Chris Steak House coming to Biltmore Village in Asheville
• Icy roads in Asheville area; schools affected
• Asheville-area students go head-to-head in poetry reciting
• Statehouse power shift to usher in changes
• Asheville Citizen-Times photographer Steve Dixon loses battle with cancer
• Canton woman dies in car crash in Bethel
• NCDOT Litter Sweep nets over 4.2M pounds of trash
• Chance of snow returns to Asheville area
• Horse Shoe man charged with repeat crime
• Moped crash kills rider outside Forest City
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Truck crashes into Greenlife, no one injured
• Asheville Citizen-Times photographer Steve Dixon dies at 61
• The Beat: Grand Old Party in the House
• Rare coastal snow covers NC beaches
• NorCal dog owners howl over proposed leash rules
• Bono sings, fond memories flow at Shriver funeral
• School Kudos: Asheville, WNC students win honors
• Asheville, Buncombe County property transfers
• Buncombe County District Court Judge Shirley Brown abruptly retires after re-election
• Armed Heath Shuler draws attention of Doonesbury
• Man crushed to death while working on truck in Weaverville
• Asheville area health care job market diverse
• Horse Shoe business owner faces more charges
• Crisis looms in Asheville area classrooms
• Asheville area Woodson Wilderness Challenge camp for juvenile offenders to close
• Martin Nesbitt says he will try to temper budget cuts
• Church youths hold anti-abortion rally in Asheville
• Chance of snow returns to area
• Henderson County budget workshop set for Jan. 25
• Moped rider killed near Forest City
• NC Education Lottery Commission picks new executive director
• MLK event honors Asheville's youths' accomplishments
• WCU book review: 1+1=3: the enduring power of partnerships
• Computer America: It's spy vs. spy in today's online computer world
• Polar plunging! Icy splish-splash benefits Meals on Wheels!
• Buncombe County man dies while working on truck
• The cost of all that snow…
• Work Crew openings
• Sign up for emergency text alerts
• Police: Man stole DVDs from Weaverville Walmart
• Cops: Asheville man pawned stolen GPS, iPod
• Citing flu, Asheville's Mission Hospital requests limited visitation
• Criticism rises for 51 Biltmore parking garage in downtown Asheville
• Bank of Asheville fails
• Asheville man facing drug charge
• Asheville-area Home & Garden calendar
• Justin Smith graduate basic military training
• Asheville area religion calendar
• From our archives: Bad loans bleed Bank of Asheville
• Trial of suspected downtown Asheville vandals postponed
• City of Asheville to close Cherry Street lot for repairs
• Another snowstorm could affect Asheville area next week
• Arrest made in Transylvania teen's death
• Paula Deen, Ingles and Smithfield deliver a truckload of meat to MANNA FoodBank
• Bank of Asheville shut down
• APD: East Asheville accident cleared
• Cherry Street parking lot in downtown Asheville to close for repairs
• Waterline breaks in Asheville
• Ashvegas: Avett Brothers said to be recording new album in Asheville
• Ga. woman sues hotel, says grandson caught herpes from used condom in room
• Parts of Asheville to temporarily lose water next week
• Local Matters: Buncombe County health, A-B Tech funding and the 2011 Poetry Prize
• Asheville woman charged with cocaine possession
• Man charged in Transylvania teen's death
• Gatlinburg sponsoring contest for past visitors
• Giffords leaves hospital for trip to rehab center
• Scholarships, grants available to NC Army family members; deadlines approach
• Raleigh government complex gets 900 new parking spots
• Six people vaccinated for rabies in Asheville
• Mission Hospital in Asheville limits visitation because of flu
• NC Dept. of Cultural Resources office to temporarily close in Asheville
• Spotty black ice troubles Asheville travelers today
• Ramp up your sustainable practices
• Alert issued for missing Hendersonville woman
• Deputies arrest Weaverville man on drug charges
• Estranged boyfriend of Henderson County woman faces homicide charge
• Bill Cosby's Asheville show on Sunday will 'deliver a smile'
• Women's prison expansion to Swannanoa Valley Youth Development Center delayed
• Asheville-area Groundhog Day events go intimate this year
• Forest Service allows more guides on Nantahala River
• Cherokee man could get life for brutal slaying
• Trooper: Wrong-way I-26 driver was drunk
• Haywood County requests contractor information for database inclusion
• Haywood Community College offers quillon dagger class
• Benefits and fundraisers in Asheville area
• Devon Jones graduates basic training
• Asheville area, neighboring counties on drought watch list
• Asheville City Schools schedules makeup days
• Be careful of Hot Chocolate 10K runners
• Appeals court upholds jury verdict in case against local air agency
• Cherokee mothertown, Kituwah, target of vandalism
• Silver Alert issued for Hendersonville woman
• Meals On Wheels holds third annual “Polar Bear Plunge” fundraiser
• Cherokee man could get life for brutal slaying
• Woman kidnapped as baby: Finding family 'a dream'
• Woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• UNC Asheville Announces Fall 2010 Chancellor's List and Dean's List of Out-of-State Students
• UNC Asheville Announces Fall 2010 Chancellor's List and Dean's List of North Carolina Students
• Local Matters Special Edition: Talking nuclear with Ned Ryan Doyle and Jerry Nelson
• UNC Asheville Announces December Graduates from Out-of-State
• UNC Asheville Announces December Graduates from North Carolina
• Horse Crew accepting applications for fall
• Environmental Justice Crew is hiring
• Leicester wreck injures 2, kills dog
• Asheville police investigate wreck
• West Henderson High students survive a week 'unplugged' in Walden experiment
• Victim killed in Henderson County crash
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• NC Department of Transport hands inspector general I-40 rock slide fraud probe
• Bev Perdue to make ABC recommendation today
• Manson follower faces parole hearing
• Ky. officer suspended for giving 7-year-old a ticket
• Two injured in wrong-way I-26 collision near Mars Hill
• Asheville area gas prices climb
• Swannanoa juvenile justice center to close
• Icy mix likely tonight in Asheville; winter has been dry overall
• Asheville group to move ahead with Pack Square Park restrooms
• Heath Shuler votes against GOP repeal of health law
• Crowd gathers for Erwin High grad as American Idol premieres
• Sen. Hagan nominates students from Western North Carolina to attend military academies
• Wrong-way accident shuts down I-26 east near Weaverville
• Shuler votes against full repeal of healthcare law
• Public input sought on River Arts greenway, sidewalks
• Hit-and-run accident slows traffic in East Asheville
• Several roads temporarily closed in Pisgah Ranger District
• Swannanoa Valley Youth Development Center to close
• Gabrielle Giffords to undergo rehab in Houston
• Vatican says its Irish abuse letter misunderstood
• Potato chip recall: Valu Time Salt & Vinegar Potato Chips
• St. Mark's Lutheran Church welcomes Pastor Seth Gibson
• Jazz pianist Peter Martin to perform at state dinner
• Nintendo 3DS to cost $250, out March 27 in US
• American Express closing Greensboro center employing 1,900
• Obama hosts Hu as world powers seek common ground
• NASA pulls injured shuttle astronaut off flight
• Lawyer: Duvalier plans to remain in Haiti
• USDA unveils new green, bio-based product label
• Dan Pierce Headlines Faculty Book Talk Series
• Waterline break reported in Asheville
• Tips for planning campus events
• NC school fires official over sickle cell death
• Public Safety Weekly Report
• Pisgah Forest man faces charges over false bomb report
• East Coast storm brings slippery, icy mess
• Cops: Asheville man caught with stolen car
• WNC Boxer Rescue saves life of pet
• 3 critical following fatal Philly gas explosion
• Mysterious Poe visitor doesn't show for 2nd year
• 2 killed in North Myrtle Beach small plane crash
• Ceremony toasts Asheville's Pack Memorial Library renovation
• Buncombe County power theft probe leads to animal abuse charges against two men
• Buncombe County school year will continue till June 10
• Buncombe County commissioners call for November referendum on sales tax increase
• Arctic air swings by Asheville area on Friday, precipitation likely
• Asheville woman charged in wrong-way crash death
• Front row seats
• Two trains runnin’
• Buncombe schools announce makeup days
• Buncombe commissioners send sales tax issue to voters
• Major 7.2 earthquake hits SW Pakistan
• Sargent Shriver, JFK aide and Peace Corps founder, dies
• Biden greets China's Hu upon arrival in the US
• Photographer Milton Rogovin dies at age 101
• Animal rescue group collecting money for lifesaving surgery
• Stepmother of Zahra Baker faces bigamy charge
• LA school district says 2 wounded in accidental school shooting
• 2 killed in North Myrtle Beach small plane crash
• Now online: language learning system
• Martin Sheen, Emilio Estevez working on memoir
• Anderson Cooper's voice to grace Broadway
• Denver Broncos RB Maroney arrested in St. Louis
• Weaving, Woodworking and Printmaking Featured in “Meet the Maker” Series
• Vatican warned Irish bishops not to report abuse
• Haitian police take ex-dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier to court
• Rock promoter Don Kirshner dies in Florida at age 76
• Chinese delegation visits NC for investment pitch
• Basketball at home today
• Icy spots on some roads in Western North Carolina; many schools delayed
• Waterline breaks in Asheville
• Wreck reported on I-40 near Old Fort
• Wrecks reported on I-240, I-40 in Asheville
• Wreck reported on I-240 at Brevard Road in Asheville
• Arrest made in slaying of former Buncombe woman
• Asheville man charged with possessing stolen gun
• WCU taps student fees for Rose Parade
• Black Mountain man charged with assault by stragulation
• Deputies: Candler man arrested after chase
• Grand jury probes what John Edwards knew about spending
• Bomb scare clears part of downtown Brevard
• NCDOT accepting applications for public transportation technology grants
• Applicants sought for license plate agencies in McDowell, Haywood counties 
• Women take note: January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
• Privatizing North Carolina ABC stores not so simple
• Snow might return to Asheville this week
• Discount airline to offer trips from Asheville to Florida
• S & W restaurant in Asheville files for bankruptcy
• NWS winter weather advisory
• MLK Day marchers fill Pack Square
• The Flying Frog Café is closed
• Doctors remove bone chips from Gabrielle Giffords eye socket
• Discount carrier to fly between Asheville, Florida
• Buncombe County Commissioners consider public vote on AB-Tech tax hike
• Colleges struggle to cope with troubled students
• MLK ralliers in SC call for Confederate flag to be moved
• WNC Wellness: Acupuncture clinic, “Frostbite” run and more
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Century-old scotch returned from Antarctic trip
• Haiti's 'Baby Doc' in surprise return from exile
• MLK Day – Monday, Jan. 17
• Sugarland headlines new ACM Fan Jam in Las Vegas
• Golden Globes broadcast seen by 17 million viewers
• Mail scattered in Missouri after falling off truck
• Brevard police shut down street; bomb squad involved
• No-show won't deter Edgar Allan Poe fans from annual ritual
• Kate's dress? British press backs Bruce Oldfield
• Actress Daryl Hannah rides with Oregon police
• Grand jury probes what John Edwards knew about spending
• Convicted NC killer, Donnie Gregory Camp, approved for parole
• Raleigh city council to vote on smoking ban
• Charlotte police search for driver in fatal hit-and-run
• WWC Sustainability Internship Program
• Term 3 SCUBA class
• Marion construction site cited for alleged stormwater-related violation
• Join Jazz Ensemble: Wed., Jan. 19, 7 p.m.
• Asheville man charged in robbery, kidnapping
• Asheville businesses tire of snow
• Street parking free in downtown Asheville today
• Museum Hosts a New Members’ Reception: Join the Party
• Hands On! children's museum unveils Vet Clinic exhibit
• Asheville-area health officials urge parents to get flu shot for children
• New county manager: Haywood to look at more privatization
• Green Energy Park in Jackson County under scrutiny
• Swannanoa River checked for sewage
• Rainy Monday in store for Asheville area
• Asheville-area Martin Luther King Jr. Day events, closings
• Asheville's Pack Library rededication Tuesday
• Enter the NC litter prevention contest to win $500
• 3 killed, 6 injured in SC house fire
• NC officials say teen girl killed by train
• The Beat: Snowpocalypse strikes again
• Nebraskan takes Miss America crown
• Sunny today in Asheville, but wintry weather possible Monday, Tuesday
• Property transfers in Buncombe County
• Health fair, blood drive at Arden Adventist Church
• NC Education Lottery launches two new games
• Secrets abound and cabin fever cools at Fletcher Chili Cook-off
• For some Asheville-area stores, snow means red-hot sales
• Asheville businesses tire of snow
• Estranged boyfriend of slain Hendersonville woman charged with kidnapping
• Sales tax increase to fund Asheville college projects up for discussion
• New guidelines would make lunches healthier in Asheville-area schools
• Greenville, SC, auto show highlights newest wheels on the road
• At nearly 102, beloved singer George Beverly Shea not done yet
• In Asheville, a 4-year degree not necessary for a good job
• Democrat Donna Brazile urges following Martin Luther King Jr.'s example at Asheville breakfast
• Asheville watchmaker keeps 'dying trade' alive at repair shop
• Computer America: Your computer is not getting older, software is getting younger
• Asheville's Marvin Chambers marks 50+ years of civil rights
• Ukulele Star Jake Shimabukuro to perform at UNC Asheville
• John Boyle: Heath Shuler may want to rethink the concealed handgun
• WCU business book review: Book touts product sharing
• Buncombe men tried to steal toy hamsters; other local arrests
• What you should expect of a Realtor
• King's legacy celebrated at Asheville breakfast
• Jared Loughner's violent descent came on chaotic night
• NC towns open urban hunting season for excess deer
• Trouble lurking ahead for Obama's education focus
• Firefighters respond to blaze near Weaverville
• Asheville firefighters take saving pets seriously
• Asheville puts $32K-plus into sidewalk clearing equipment
• School board meets with state lawmakers
• Rabid stray cat prompts warnings
• Systems near Asheville cancel Saturday school
• Asheville postal workers convicted of false claims
• Erwin High grad auditions for 'American Idol'
• BASKETBALL: Dynamic duo lead UNC Asheville men
• Southern Lights Square and Round Dance Club holds Halfway Dance
• Mills River Presbyterian holds winter clothing drive
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Devotional: Even in our weakness, God is strong
• Asheville, WNC are lightening up
• Knoxville Zoo elephant keeper fatally injured
• Rabid cat found near UNC Asheville; public warned
• Gun fair organizer acquitted in boy's Uzi death
• Kaizen Jazz Trio Kicks off UNC Asheville’s Music Department Spring Concert Series
• About 1 in 79 Buncombe homes in foreclosure in 2010
• North Bunc. schools in class Saturday
• Transylvania, Haywood county grant recipients recognized at MLK, Jr. reception
• No fees this weekend at Carl Sandburg Home, national parks
• Detroit auto show proves how important small cars will be
• City snow updates
• Waterlines break in South Asheville
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified May 1
• Geriatric NY gangster, 93, gets 8 years in prison
• Morning boot camp
• Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers
• NC highway campaigns lead to 16,000 DWI arrests
• Arden man charged with selling cocaine
• Newfound Gap Rd. in Great Smoky Mountains National Park open this weekend
• Merrimon Ave. lane closure in North Asheville slows traffic
• Bostic, NC man dies when truck hits ice, crashes in creek
• DeVries Gym closed Saturday
• City of Asheville revises leaf collection schedule
• Spring 2011 orientation schedule
• Free parking in downtown Asheville until Tuesday morning
• Arrest report: Colo. mom was on Facebook while son drowned
• Cops: Asheville man caught with stolen gun
• International Space Station update at PARI
• Warmer temperatures finally on the way for Asheville area
• When snow closes schools, Asheville-area Meals on Wheels service for seniors suffers
• Asheville, Buncombe parents prefer Saturday school
• Sandburg home offers free tours
• MLK Jr. events in Asheville, WNC keep King's dream alive
• Asheville-area homeless shelters busy during a frigid week
• Asheville-area home sales still at low levels
• 2010 ties record for world's warmest
• Police study abuse tie in Hendersonville killing
• Grove Park Inn's Ron Morin to serve on board of Historic Hotels
• Official: Reynolds wall solution in 30 days
• U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan to visit Asheville, Marion
• Green Drinks looks at how environment will fare in new, blue NC legislature
• Winter weather threatens Asheville-area hungry, homebound elderly
• Higher tuition, less aid pinch NC college students
• Colin Firth unveils Hollywood sidewalk star
• Several parts of Asheville to temporarily lose water
• Local Matters: Lost in the snow
• Library hours
• Spring 2011 orientation schedule
• Dogs kill NC girl, injure grandmother
• Asheville recreation programs update
• Asheville buses delayed; parking free
• Obama asks for words that heal, not wound at Arizona memorial service
• New England digs out from winter storm
• Idaho woman has 1/11/11 baby at 11:11 a.m.
• NC wants help improving life for cyclists, walkers
• Australians warned not to return to flooded homes
• Brett Favre's sister arrested in Miss. meth bust
• Many factors key to Giffords' survival, docs say
• Mother, 3 kids found dead following Philly fire
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Overnight dusting leaves Asheville roads slick
• Phony foreclosure rescue outfit banned from NC
• Police will wait for DOT internal investigation into corruption allegations
• WNC volunteers, Asheville residents, recall Haiti earthquake
• Winter maintains its frigid fingers on a gasping Asheville
• Snow, sledding and slips sendings Asheville residents to ER
• Garbage delays questioned in Asheville
• USDA calls for dramatic change in school lunches
• House pays emotional tribute to Arizona shooting victims
• One year after: Celebrating Asheville’s Haiti connection
• NWS winter weather advisory – heavy snow
• MLK Day – Monday, Jan. 17
• Asheville gang violence meeting set for Thursday rescheduled
• Richmond International Raceway bans smoking in grandstands
• New England takes a hit as storm scrapes northward
• Ice, snow in NC depleting road clean-up budgets
• Asheville area unemployment rose in November
• Sen. Hagan to honor MLK, Jr. in Asheville, Marion
• Marsalis Family among 2011 NEA Jazz Masters
• Buses back on limited routes, some city facilities closed
• Cuba and US meet on immigration
• Despite snowfall on Broadway, the shows go on
• Light quake jolts Calif. central coast overnight
• DOT news release: Snow, ice impact roadways
• Asheville-area snowfall accumulations
• Obama to be nation's consoler at memorial service
• Former NC Auditor Ralph Campbell Jr. dies at 64
• More activity at Asheville Regional Airport today
• Update: City buses serve limited routes
• Asheville City Council delays hearing on $30 million downtown hotel and garage
• Western North Carolina road conditions
• Most of NC recovers from winter storm
• Northeast storm cancels flights and blocks roads
• Henderson County grant helps stock Buncombe County student crisis closet
• Surveillance operation results in Asheville drug arrest
• City of Asheville news release, 6:45 a.m.: Plowing continues on residential streets
• Asheville area shelters expanding capacity in bitter cold
• Asheville buses won't run before 8 a.m.
• Asheville snow blog, Jan. 12, 2011
• Asheville Art Museum Presents Lecture: Whistler as Printmaker
• Asheville slowly shakes off storm
• Road-clearing a balance between safety and environment
• Asheville volunteers remain committed to easing Haiti tragedy
• Asheville's Martin Luther King events begin Thursday
• Scottish Tartans Museum hosts annual Robert Burns Night
• Study shows strong growth in NC recycling jobs
• More Asheville area school districts schedule Saturday classes
• Crime in Asheville, Buncombe County slows with snow
• Asheville area salons, spas raise money for nonprofit
• Authorities investigate DOT fraud allegations
• House and (affordable) home
• Hidden hazards
• Atlanta helps feed stranded Greyhound passengers
• Asheville buses to reduce routes Wednesday
• City's 5 p.m. update: Many secondary roads plowed
• Asheville Mall to close at 6 p.m. today
• Rangers help 4 hikers in Smokies
• NWS Winter Weather Advisory
• Asheville snow aftermath blog, Jan. 11, 2011
• Groupon launches Asheville site
• Gov. Mark Sanford to split time between Beaufort, Charleston
• Flying out of Asheville Regional still difficult today
• Justice Elena Kagan writes her first opinion
• Verizon to start selling iPhone early Feb.
• Assange: WikiLeaks to speed release of leaked docs
• City of Asheville offers tips to staying safe during winter storms
• City of Asheville news release, 5:50 a.m.: Plowing continues
• Duke to buy Progress Energy for $13B
• City of Asheville news release, 10:30 a.m.: Plowing continues
• Mars Hill College announces Fall 2010 dean's list
• Spring 2011 orientation
• Haywood Community College students awarded P.E.O. International Scholarships
• WNC copes with more snow
• Asheville police investigate wreck
• Roads conditions around WNC: Iffy
• President Obama to speak at shooting memorial event in Tuscon
• Snow snarls air travel across Southeast
• Asheville-area cancellations: Meetings and more
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes
• Tom DeLay defiant before getting 3-year prison term
• Asheville area under winter weather advisory
• DOT offers road info for mobile phones
• Social media help transmit Asheville snow news
• WNC Wellness: From mental health to the rising flu activity
• Buses down, services closed, council meeting cancelled as snow storm hits Asheville UPDATED 12:30 PM
• Gov. Perdue declares state of emergency, following snowstorm
• Winter weather slams the South with snow, icy roads
• Duke, Progress Energy will converge to become nation’s largest utility
• Heath Shuler to carry gun after Giffords attack
• Asheville, Buncombe school boards beef up security
• Many flights canceled at Asheville airport
• Asheville area road conditions
• Snowfall totals for Asheville, WNC
• Ariz. rampage suspect may seek Unabomber lawyer
• City of Asheville news release, 7:24 a.m.: Trash, bus service suspended
• Asheville suspends bus, other services for day
• Closings around Western North Carolina
• Duke Energy to buy Progress Energy
• Arden health fair set for Jan. 16-17
• City of Asheville news release, 5:50 a.m.: No buses, free parking
• Asheville snow blog, Jan. 10, 2011
• Heavy snow expected in Asheville, Western North Carolina
• Rate increase proposal affects rentals in WNC
• Blast of winter weather grips parts of the South
• The Beat: Shuler steps up; Nesbitt steps down
• National Weather Service alert: heavy snow
• Asheville area bucks declining bankruptcy trend
• Asheville's Balloon Fairy, Marcie McGrath mixes magic with motherhood
• Recent job announcements in Asheville area
• Property transfers in Buncombe County
• Fewer students repeat grade in Asheville-area schools
• Clay County shooting range on hold
• Employers seek specialized skills, as hiring in Asheville area turns corner
• Ready for some more? Worse storm heads toward Asheville
• In Asheville, snow can't stop the chess 'Pawndemonium'
• Carole Currie: Some un-PC funnies and elder texting codes
• Asheville, WNC students, staff win awards, honors
• Buck family gives scrapbook to Mars Hill College
• Buncombe gets more than $1M for bridge replacement
• Deadline looms for paid NC government internships
• The frosting on the community cake: Cathy Cleary and the West End Bakery
• One Youth At A Time recognizes children, youth
• Big banks lose share of Asheville-area market to local banks
• Health repeal vote on hold; 2nd Ariz. suspect sought
• Arizona shooter posted anti-government messages online
• Shuler on Giffords shooting: “Acts of violence like this have no place in American politics”
• Snowy Pack
• Candler man arrested on home invasion charge
• Winter wonderland: Snow’s not done yet
• WNC snowfall totals
• Asheville-area religion calendar
• North Carolina rolls out latest mental health program
• West Henderson High students unplug
• SBI agents sought Cherokee County records
• No foul play suspected in death of Madison County man
• Pedestrian bridge meeting, tour postponed
• Asheville donors sought to replenish blood supply
• Asheville-area Firefighters warn of danger from improper ash disposal
• Some snow now in Asheville, but big storm looming
• Asheville City buses to operate on 2-hour delay
• Snow sends cars skidding
• Ashevile City snow removal crews to work through the night
• 6 girls arrested in Facebook teacher attack invite
• Asheville PD Community Resource Officers build community bridges
• Rescued Chile miner tours Graceland
• Food news to go: Salsa’s stays put, Bandidos arrives and more local food news in small bites
• Texting plays role in downfall of more teachers
• All Jan. 11 Asheville City Council hearings postponed
• Pat and Junius Grimes Donate More than 800 Tons of Stone to UNC Asheville
• PARC, Public Interest Projects square off over 51 Biltmore
• County’s newest legislator, Tim Moffitt, gives CIBO his take on the work ahead
• Cherokee County Sheriff's Office under State Bureau of Investigation's probe
• Unemployment rate drops to 9.4 percent, hiring up
• New Orleans jazz landmark razed in rebuilding push
• Silky-voiced homeless man, Ted Williams, copes with sudden fame
• Space shuttle Discovery's mission delayed again
• Arizona car auction to offer JFK ambulance
• Woman succumbs to smoke inhalation after East Asheville house fire
• Bidding gets NC retirees cheaper dental insurance
• Erwin High to honor 2 longtime Asheville-area educators
• NC, SC officials warn about fish from Catawba
• Roads OK, but Asheville snowfall expected to pick up by afternoon
• Teacher Open House
• East Oakview Road in Asheville to temporarily lose water Jan. 10
• French Broad River pipeline project begins in Hendersonville
• Asheville-area benefits and fundraisers
• Learn to detect child sexual abuse
• After first NC death, flu activity in Asheville on the rise
• NC universities asked to make even larger budget cuts
• Bitter winds tighten winter's grip on Asheville
• Asheville area Martin Luther King Jr. Day events begin Sunday
• VADIM BORA, 1954-2011: Asheville artist Vadim Bora, dead at 56, left his mark on adopted city
• SBI probes Cherokee County Sheriff's Office
• National Weather Service alert
• Associated Press feature tells story of Alma Shippy’s enrollment
• Snow to return to Asheville area tonight
• Obama chooses Daley as chief of staff
• Kiplinger's Ranks UNC Asheville Among the Best Educational Values in Nation
• Asheville opens 10th ABC store
• Verizon reveals first '4G' tablet and phone
• North Carolina reports season's first flu death
• On Day 2, House Republicans read the Constitution
• Asheville artist Vadim Bora dies
• Snowfall totals in Western North Carolina
• Asheville City Schools to hold magnet school forum
• Asheville man charged in home break-in
• Asheville airport police arrest woman on fugitive warrant
• Cops: Asheville man stole purse, assaulted woman
• Icy spots on roads in Asheville area, Western North Carolina
• Mars Hill College offers free Cinema Series during January
• Huge retaining walls in Reynolds pose threat
• Asheville Middle School considers uniform dress policy
• Asheville, Buncombe County school systems to survey parents on makeup days
• Unemployment inches up in Asheville area
• Asheville woman injured, 4 pets killed in 2 house fires
• Wild South hosts wildlife conference Friday
• Asheville braces for several days of snow
• WNC air-pollution-control agency meets Jan. 10 to consider Progress Energy permit modification
• WNC Wellness Review: Buncombe health survey results are in; Hendersonville MD reinstated
• Three pets dead, woman injured in East Asheville fire
• Ukulele Star Jake Shimabukuro to Perform at UNC Asheville
• Donna Brazile named keynote speaker for MLK breakfast in Asheville
• Carthage man wins top prize in McRib video contest
• Changes planned for NC Saltwater Fishing Tournament, Citation Program
• Census: Number of poor may be millions higher
• Rate grumbles among some TVA industrial customers
• Hendersonville student gets honorable mention in state poster contest
• Large fish kill reported in Chesapeake Bay
• 'Chainsaw massacre' role-play revealed in warrants
• Robert Gibbs is resigning as White House press secretary
• Westgate recycling center closes
• Holiday pushes income tax filing deadline to April 18
• Winter weather advisory
• Winter weather and road conditions
• UNC Asheville's National Juried Drawing Exhibition Opens January 14
• Shuttles from AVL Regional Airport to campus
• Cops: SC man used $4,000 worthless check for Asheville-area Christmas trees
• $250,000-winning lottery ticket sold in Asheville
• Asheville-area car crash leads to arrest of man sought in Forsyth County assault
• Fla. murder trial to start for man suspected in Western North Carolina hiker slayings
• Fire destroys garage in Swannanoa
• Taking the House, GOP primes for fight with Obama
• Navy firing over videos raises questions of timing
• No sign of missing NC teen during search
• Cold December means higher heating costs for Asheville-area residents
• Chad Nesbitt, rabble-rousing chairman of Buncombe County Republican Party, won't run again
• Candler woman charged with embezzling medicine
• Wintry weather returning to Asheville and will linger
• Charles Thomas, former Asheville-area lawmaker, to work for North Carolina speaker
• Asheville Regional Airport board members to skip Hawaii conference this year
• Work on retaining wall in Buncombe County halted
• Warrants in Zahra Baker case reveal sordid details
• In beef with Nancy Pelosi, Heath Shuler to vote 'I' in House Democratic leadership race
• Cost-sharing hiccup
• The hunt for work
• Buncombe County Commissioners: Crumbling walls, affordable housing, new parks and more
• Jim Carrey, Gwyneth Paltrow to host 'SNL'
• Brews News: What’s new in the world of local beer.
• Asheville holds Bele Chere fundraising information meeting for nonprofits
• Police: grandmother, grandson party hearty
• Navy commander loses carrier job over lewd videos
• Vegas summit advocates return to horses as food
• Raleigh city council postpones vote on smoking ban
• Purchase to protect nearly 800 acres in Western North Carolina
• Water outage reported in Asheville
• NC gasoline tax rises with new year to 32.5 cents
• Science, bugs team up to fight hemlock woolly adelgid
• Scenes from the Gem & Lapidary show at the Civic Center
• Ashevilleans in Haiti: Kurt Mann and AMURTEL members
• North Carolina gasoline tax rises with new year to 32.5 cents
• WNC unemployment rates up over Oct.
• Yancey County pedestrian remains hospitalized
• Marc Basnight of Dare County leaving North Carolina Senate for health reasons
• Wreck reported in West Asheville
• Amtrak train hits semi stuck at Kings Mountain, NC rail crossing
• Bridge repairs force I-240 lane closure in Asheville
• Black Mountain man charged with assault
• 'Fed up' 82-year-old held alleged thieves at gunpoint
• Man who helped get Vietnam wall built found dead in landfill
• Raleigh may ban smoking in city parks
• Asheville Art Museum Screens ‘Our City Dreams’
• Bring Styrofoam for Asheville recycling on Saturday
• City of Asheville collecting Christmas trees
• Person hit by car in Yancey
• 5 hurt in Asheville crash treated and released
• WNC Nature Center's bobcat dies
• Asheville Chamber of Commerce president/ CEO Cramer gets to work
• North Carolina economic forum speakers: pain may last years
• Asheville grocery store proposals advance
• Smokies plate raises $356K
• Alert system helps Asheville homeless find a winter bed
• Asheville's December was 2nd coldest
• Land purchase paves the way for largest conservation in WNC
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: New Year edition
• 2 suspended after 2-month old starves to death at shelter
• Investments place value of Facebook at $50 billion
• Writers at Home Series Continues with Readings by Great Smokies Writing Program Poetry Class
• Asheville's WNC Nature Center bobcat dies
• Students can get free flu shots at NC clinics
• Republican leader Chad Nesbitt bows out of second county chairmanship race
• Asheville gears up for Christmas tree recycling
• Remains found in north Ga. belong to missing woman
• Sheriff: Ohio boy, 10, says he killed mother
• East Fork Headwaters Tract purchased by Conservation Fund
• Pedestrian hit by car in Yancey County
• Urgent Cares in Asheville, Hendersonville offer free flu shots for children
• Earth at closest point to the sun today
• Truck blocks traffic on Sweeten Creek Road in Asheville
• Bridge repairs force I-240 lane closure in Asheville
• Asheville men facing drug charges
• Young Tenn. murder suspect stopped from escaping
• 91-year-old SC woman found in minivan in pond
• Asheville's Harris Teeter pulls beef products after recall
• Just who is that kid hawking cars on TV?
• Watch a meteor shower tonight in Asheville area
• Asheville-area legislators plan new laws
• Smoke-free law seen as good for restaurant business in Asheville area, NC
• Asheville, Buncombe record 3 homicides each in 2010
• 2010 warmer than normal on Grandfather Mountain
• Average winter week in store for Asheville area
• 5 injured in 2-car wreck in Asheville
• 5 injured in West Asheville wreck
• The Beat: 2010’s biggest hits
• Christian movement says End of Days in May
• Hickory man dreams of park to honor Zahra Baker
• US Navy to probe lewd videos shown to carrier crew
• Deputy, suspect dead in Ohio trailer park standoff
• 2010 warmer than normal on Grandfather Mountain
• Inspirational people of 2010 in Asheville area
• Pedestrian struck in downtown Asheville
• Asheville doctor installed as VP of NC Academy of Family Physicians
• Devotional: Have a long talk with God for New Year's
• Winter days call for a cup of hot, homemade cider
• Haywood roller skating rink brings back the wheel thing
• Asheville area school news, honors
• Higher education news from around Asheville, Western North Carolina
• Cullowhee's WCU band struts stuff in Rose Parade
• Asheville police charge 3 with drug offenses
• Suspect in Cherokee hotel death kills himself
• Serious, high-cost issues loom in 2011 for Asheville area
• Emma, William top NC baby names
• Swimmers welcome New Year with plunge into 38-degree Lake Lure
• Boyle column: Asheville should shovel its own walks before lecturing others
• Asheville's first baby of 2011 came with the countdown
• Today will be wet and windy in Asheville
• Mission welcomes first baby of 2011
• Pedestrian struck in downtown Asheville
• Tract purchase protects Foothills Trail in Western North Carolina
• Asheville area religion notes
• Judge retires after 25 years
• Asheville-area things to do this weekend: Take Polar Plunge, or catch a show
• WYFF owner, DirecTV reach agreement
• Black Mountain- Asheville bus service changing
• From Obama visit to tragedies: Asheville Citizen-Times staff picks 2010's top local stories
• Asheville 2011 entertainment scene looks lively
• Buncombe County may buy property for park
• Cherokee hotel shooting suspect caught
• Local Matters: Online Year In Review And Orphaned Hazardous Waste Sites
• Authorities investigate shooting
• Asheville police arrest man on LSD charge
• Candler man charged with trafficking in cocaine
• Asheville man facing drug charges
• Area churches hold New Year services
• Boy rescued from icy Macon County pond
• Two charged in Yancey burglaries
• Yancey man charged with sexual battery of minor
• Asheville to start 2011 in the 50s
• Year-end donation blitz thrills Asheville-area charities
• Asheville-area man dies pushing car in snow
• An Afternoon in Vienna
• Asheville recycling collection delayed, parking garages resume normal operations
• $129,900 winning lottery ticket unclaimed: Is it yours?
• Photos of winter break snow
• Unclaimed lottery ticket worth nearly $130K purchased in Arden
• Queen Elizabeth II becomes great grandmother
• WWII's `We Can Do It' girl dies at 86
• 2010 a year of weather extremes in Asheville area
• Passersby rescue Franklin teens from frozen pond
• Adult drive-thru store in Alabama offers privacy
• SC teen charged with sexually abusing 4 boys
• Duke Energy customers set winter power record
• 2 Franklin teens recovering after falling through ice
• NC teen struck while waiting for city bus
• O'Donnell denies misuse of campaign money
• Obama hits the town in Hawaii, extends vacation
• Authorities crack down on flea market fakes
• Securing New Year's Eve in Times Square
• Coast Guard seizes $48M in cocaine
• FBI says no foul play in cruise ship death
• Asheville woman arrested on pot charge
• Sharing holiday cheer: Winterfest
• Plenty of ways to help ring in 2011 in the Asheville area
• Some areas of the mountains still socked with snow
• Weaverville business owner admits to mail fraud
• Asheville Citizen-Times.com's most-viewed stories of 2010
• Wilmington jeweler pays up for Asheville snow
• New regional TV station debuts Saturday
• Asheville, Mars Hill rehab centers get new owners
• Back to the Shack!
• Police blotter: woman embezzled more than $1,000
• Asheville nonprofit receives $25K grant for 'Best Practice' training
• For NC's smoking ban, legal challenges move ahead
• When do you wash the car after a snowstorm?
• Dozens of dogs die in Johnson County kennel fire
• Man's body pulled from pond on Man O' War Golf Course
• Buncombe County office offers free radon tests
• City of Asheville offers tips on sidewalk snow removal
• Asheville Transit bus route updates for Dec. 29
• Florida farmers lose $115 million so far in freeze
• VFW seeks to diversify, reaches out to young vets
• Belgian activist priest admits sexual abuse
• Asheville area remains under black ice advisory
• Asheville Mall announces New Year's holiday hours
• St. Pauls, NC shelter accused of leaving live animals at dump
• Va. fishing tournament offers $1 million prize
• Airlines play huge game of catch-up in NYC area
• Lunch and climb at Montford climbing wall in Asheville
• Cops: Asheville man caught with 27 pot plants
• Smokies visits keep pace with last year
• Hospital alliance seen lifting care in Brevard
• Asheville area's frigid December to warm a little
• Asheville area teacher resigns following drug arrest
• Asheville urges residents to get snow off sidewalks
• Leicester man charged with assault
• Two sentenced to life terms in Swain slayings
• Asheville ranks low in Forbes jobs survey
• Openings encourage 2,000 people seeking jobs at Asheville event
• NC, SC digging out from rare white Christmas
• 2010 Xpress(ed)
• News that stays news
• “Down and Out in Asheville: The Many Faces of Local Poverty”
• “Sowing Deeper Seeds”
• “Good deal: County Drug Court Saves Lives, Money”
• Hot topics
• Election 2010
• “Finding Your Niche: Choosing the Livelihood Road Less Traveled”
• “Asheville Sirens”
• “Dunkin’ Booth Baptism”
• Thousands flock to annual “Homecoming Job Fair” at Biltmore Square Mall
• Monticello Road in Weaverville reopens
• City of Asheville adjusts recycling schedule
• City of Asheville urges property owners to remove snow from sidewalks
• Asheville bus routes adjusted today
• Second suspect in Swain double murder pleads guilty
• City of Asheville update: Plowing continues, Parks & Rec hours
• Suspect in Swain double murder pleads guilty
• Black ice advisory issued for Asheville area
• Brews News: WNC beer highlights of 2010
• 2010 Twitter overview
• NC man pummeled by butting bull dies in hospital
• Snow-clearing backs up I-40 traffic near Tenn. line
• Despite November plunge, Smokies visits steady
• Digging out: Snow totals around WNC
• Obama commends Eagles for Vick's second chance
• Savannah's smoking law about to take effect
• Spring 2011 orientation
• Quality Muffler and Brake opens Jan. 1 in downtown Asheville
• Geological techs assess Monteagle rock slide
• Man fatally shot after knife attack in Sevier
• Area churches plan New Year services
• 8 killed in fire in abandoned New Orleans building
• Asheville man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Woman charged with DWI in fatal NC weekend crash
• Georgia trooper shot to death after traffic stop
• Trains, planes stalled after Northeast storm
• Waynesville man charged with meth possession
• Weaverville man charged with Christmas liquor store break-in
• Many roads icy in Asheville, Western North Carolina
• City of Asheville news release: Plowing, transit, parking updates
• Grace Lutheran holds annual blood drive
• First Night in Marion
• Dan Pierce to speak on NASCAR history in Asheville
• Forbes names Asheville among tough job markets
• Massive storms brings snow to Asheville, all N.C. counties
• Snowstorm strands travelers on East Coast
• Western Carolina University band headed to 'Granddaddy of them All'
• Icy downtown Asheville streets draw critics, defenders
• Asheville's Mission to partner with Brevard hospital
• Snow batters Asheville businesses but they expect to bounce back
• Asheville road conditions, transit, parking updates
• Red cross opens shelter
• Update on Asheville-area road conditions
• Mission, Transylvania hospitals sign affiliation agreement
• Winter storm could strand air passengers for days
• Some flights canceled at Asheville airport
• Wreck reported on I-240 in Asheville
• NC, SC digging out from rare white Christmas
• Roads icy in Asheville area, across WNC
• Asheville job fair will go on Tuesday as planned
• City of Asheville 10:30 news release: Garbage suspended, parking free
• Police name NC man killed after shootout with cops
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Mass. tourist steps in front of Disney bus, dies
• Taliban kidnap 23 Pakistanis in show of strength
• US missiles hit Pakistan borderlands killing 18
• Snowfall totals in Asheville, Western North Carolina
• Highway Patrol news release: Black ice, wind are Asheville-Area concerns
• City of Asheville news release: Snow plowing, transit update
• Asheville-area snow blog: Dec. 27, 2010
• Asheville prepares to get back to business after Christmas snowstorm
• Monday's Asheville Madrigal Singers show rescheduled
• Learn to dance this week at Asheville's Crowne Plaza
• Maggie Valley's Rich Cove Road mudslide repairs, cleanup nearly done
• Asheville post offices open regular hours today
• Free health screenings offered today in Hendersonville
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: 19th Century Carolina Christmas
• 2010 in review: Asheville's 10 biggest concerts of the year
• Water problem reported in West Asheville
• Asheville and Western North Carolina snowfall totals
• Asheville snow blog, Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010
• Female bomber kills 45 at food center in Pakistan
• Panama president denies alleged phone tap request
• Obama caps Christmas by visiting US troops
• Scenes from the snowstorm in Asheville
• Record snow brings a white and wild Christmas to Asheville area
• Carole Currie: My ailment surely outclasses your ailment
• Cracker Barrel serves up cornbread, eggs and CDs
• Woodfin's Mills Manufacturing Corp.'s U.S. Army contract to add jobs
• Neighbors, Buncombe County raise safety concerns about retaining wall in Reynolds
• Lack of action on CTS cleanup angers residents in Buncombe County's Mills Gap neighborhood
• US attorney covering Asheville area tops in forfeiture collections
• Decision looms on logging proposal in Mills River area
• Snow blog: Christmas Day in the Asheville area
• Local Matters: 2010 Xpressed, The Year In Review
• Storm heads to Capital after South gets wintry mix
• Snow falling in Asheville
• Delta cancels flights out of Asheville
• Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy protects Blackrock Ridge on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Interstate Management Assistance Patrols increase in Pigeon River Gorge section of I-40
• Asheville-area forecast now says less snow on Christmas
• Paralympian regains legs, but dream lost
• Asheville-area religion calendar
• Sharing holiday cheer: Festival of Trees
• Your favorite photos of 2010
• Asheville business raises $15K to help needy families with holiday gifts
• Need for food assistance in Asheville area not declining
• Buncombe County teen enjoys first Christmas with new heart
• The Salvation Army hosts Christmas dinner
• Asheville auto repair shop fire may have been set to cover break-in
• Delta cancels 500 flights, many out of Atlanta
• Police: Asheville man blocked traffic, damaged car
• Will Asheville get a white Christmas?
• Rhode Island Police: Santa didn't rob bar; bartender charged
• Lawyer: Man in Amherst, Mass. pizza prank agrees to pay up
• Water main break forces Asheville street closure
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• Fire reported on Short McDowell Street in Asheville
• Police: Asheville man arrested for blocking traffic, being disruptive
• Panhandle, Fla. deer hunter shoots himself in foot
• North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspectors on the lookout for gas pump problems
• Worship services on Christmas Eve in Asheville area
• Western North Carolina gets share of $5M for jobs, clean water
• Asheville prepares for a snowy Christmas
• Asheville area churches extend Christmas spirit all year long
• 'The Staircase' is Deck the Mountains winner
• Asheville-area drivers shrug at gas prices during Christmas travel
• Police hunt man who robbed Asheville bank
• Leicester man shoots 2, including brother, then kills self
• Sleds go fast in Asheville, but shovels, ice melt are popular in stores ahead of snowstorm
• Asheville pair charged with marijuana manufacture; other Buncombe County arrests
• Stay young with Mac games in new year
• Last chance: Online retailers offer delivery by Christmas
• Train hits tractor-trailer in Black Mountain
• Report: Asheville bank robbed Thursday
• Authorities investigate Asheville-area shooting
• Despite gas prices, more NC holiday travelers predicted
• 10-hour driving limit for truckers proposed
• Todd Pitman appointed Associated Press bureau chief in Bangkok
• Recycle that Christmas styrofoam in Asheville on Jan. 8
• Cold water kills thousands of starfish on SC coast
• Asheville man charged with assault, robbery
• Worship on Christmas Eve at Asheville area churches
• Multiple-vehicle accident closes I-40 lane in Asheville
• Cherokee, Apple partner to put language on iPhones
• Car misses curve in I-40 exit ramp
• Obama hoping for low-profile Hawaiian vacation
• Sharing holiday cheer: Christmas meal a long tradition
• Volunteers at Asheville animal shelters hike with needy hounds
• Get your NC Energy Star rebate while funds last
• Weather cancels blood drives; Red Cross tries to recoup losses
• Asheville's Grove Park Inn gingerbread houses head to NYC
• Asheville road, airport crews prep for snowy Christmas travel
• Hot holiday gift items mostly sold out
• Cops hope photo brings leads in Asheville Salvation Army kettle heist
• Ingles plans big new Asheville area store
• Former aide Andrew Whalen to lead Asheville area Rep. Heath Shuler's PAC
• 2 bears killed on Asheville area roads
• CTS neighbors deliver demands to county, state and federal agencies
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• SC archaeologists say Confederate gunboat found
• Fred Foy, famous for Lone Ranger intro, dies at 89
• NC agents seize moonshine, bust whiskey still
• Best Buy drops restocking fees
• Celebrity attorney Mickey Sherman heading to prison over taxes
• US poised to approve nuclear arms pact with Russia
• SC implements 511 system for road information
• Christmas snow in Asheville could cost coastal jeweler $250,000
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Trooper shoots bear on I-40 near Asheville
• Asheville's NC Arboretum announces holiday hours, new exhibit too
• Winter light: Youth conference combines growth with charitable actions
• Chief: Christmas tree to blame for SC house fire
• Asheville man charged with weapons violation
• Asheville police investigate I-240 wrecks
• Asheville area law enforcement honored for work with mentally ill
• Duke hospital death is deemed poisoning
• Kayakers recount deadly crocodile attack in Congo
• Biggest storm yet heads for Calif; homes evacuated
• Philly police: No vigilantism against strangler
• NC environmental dept. assesses state accomplishments in 2010
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Billy Jonas in Black Mountain
• A white Christmas could be under Asheville's tree
• Shake-up for school makeup days in Buncombe, Asheville
• Asheville vigil honors 18 locals who died homeless
• North Carolina cracks top 10 in US population
• Asheville area home sales mixed
• City of Asheville plans meeting and pedestrian bridge tour
• Asheville area teacher Grant named tops in region
• Study evaluates how art benefits Asheville economy
• Room service
• Dateline
• Bottled in bond
• Winter sports in WNC: Let the fun begin
• Analysis shows: Ugly underwear can ruin your day
• Outlaws biker chief, 3 others convicted in Va.
• WNC Wellness review: Clinic funding, meetups and bed bugs
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Rapper G. Dep confesses to 1993 New York murder, authorities say
• Obama secures GOP votes for US-Russia nuclear pact
• Albemarle Sound seen as site for wind turbine cluster
• NC population keeps number of House seats at 13
• McCullough wins Court of Appeals seat in round three
• Honda begins flight testing new business jet in NC
• U.S. population hits record 308.7 million
• Rapper Magnolia Shorty, man shot to death
• Make it Better
• A change in the weather? Long-range forecasts call for dry, mild winter
• NC memorial flags will be Christian under lottery
• Woman pleads no contest in Facebook feud death
• Hikers found, drivers rescued amid Calif. deluge
• Zara Phillips, Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter, engaged to be married
• East Tennessee State University planning reunions for classes of 1961 and 1966
• Chances are good for a white Christmas
• Public Safety Weekly Report
• Bush, Graham meet in Charlotte for book-signing
• Skywatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Asheville Airport tree contest winners named
• Asheville woman charged with 12-year-old bad checks
• Asheville developer making 2nd try at Kenilworth apartments
• Icy roads slowing traffic around Asheville
• ArtMob Presents Picha Kucha Night!
• Asheville highway mural cited in new NCDOT public art policy
• Flu-shot rule costs 3 jobs at Asheville's Mission Hospital
• Salvation Army kettle stolen from S. Asheville store
• Lake Toxaway man charged in death
• Grove Park Inn gingerbread houses head to NYC
• Arvato call center in Buncombe county adds 408 jobs
• Eric's last wishes: 'I cannot imagine a day of my life without you'
• Asheville job fair likely to draw thousands
• MLK grants awarded in Brevard, Haywood Co.
• Arvato to expand Asheville-area call center, adding 408 jobs
• Asheville developer making second try at Kenilworth apartments
• Total lunar eclipse tonight
• Brother disputes sale of Lee Harvey Oswald coffin
• Author of how-to guide for pedophiles to face obscenity charges
• Timeline: The rise and fall of US gasoline use
• Hagan: Outer Banks Bonner Bridge replacement to be faster
• Serial killer victim lived in Asheville area
• Police: Tenn. man shot himself to get attention
• Deadline nears for Haitians' deportation reprieve
• Periodic report to campus
• Winter break pool hours
• Parts of South Asheville to temporarily lose water Wednesday
• Event to honor Asheville area's homeless who died this year
• Kroger recalling some dog food, cat food
• Man charged in theft from Walmart; other Buncombe arrests
• Bush at Billy Graham Library for book-signing
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Holiday Arts Extravaganza
• 'Pray and pray often'
• Asheville police want City Council to pass law to enable online tracking of pawnshop sales
• John Boyle: Answer Man deals with sidewalks, slick roads and same sex benefits
• Mission Hospital and Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministries increase free clinic funding
• Dry today, but freezing rain could return to Asheville early Tuesday
• Family escapes Mills River fire that started in chimney
• A 1-year progress report for Asheville City Council's Cecil Bothwell, Esther Manheimer and Gordon Smith
• Congress OKs Local Community Radio Act; WPVM hopes FCC will now lift power restrictions
• Full video: Eric's Last Wishes
• Fire damages Mills River home
• Bones found on island might be Amelia Earhart's
• Senate votes to end ban on openly gay troops
• Sunday to be cold, partly cloudy in Asheville area
• Asheville man arrested on hit-and-run charges
• Unusual Asheville area 'farm' makes sprouts big business
• Carole Currie: Christmas traditions fade to memories
• Asheville-area School Kudos
• NAMI honors Buncombe officers for crisis intervention training
• Kay Hagan, Richard Burr vote to repeal 'dont' ask, dont' tell'
• Man dies in Transylvania County after falling from truck
• Legacy of song: Former Asheville teacher Mitchell welcomes back madrigals whose lives he helped shape
• John Boyle: In Asheville, one man brings Christmas cheer on a '69 Beetle
• Eric's last wishes: A story of faith and love in three parts
• Job hiring lags behind when recession ends
• Asheville-area job outlook turning the corner as employers foresee hiring spike
• For Asheville-area resident, no job yet, but hope returns
• Former exec in Black Mountain surprised by lack of job supply
• Hockey players ready to take Asheville's ice rink
• Popcorn Sutton's family feuds over book proceeds
• Asheville-area businesses see a surge in pre-Christmas shoppers
• WCU BOOK REVIEW: 'Circling the Bases' outlines sports industry challenges
• Asheville area business transitions
• Man dies after fall from truck
• California's 3rd-largest city new medi-pot battleground
• UNC Asheville Celebrates December Commencement
• Wristbands go on sale for George W. Bush NC book signing
• Bank of America stops handling WikiLeaks payments
• Man charged with breaking into cars
• Snow possible in Asheville area today
• NCDOT expands stranded motorist services to Western North Carolina
• Celebrate Winter Solstice at Lake James
• Charlotte Street Computers welcomes Santa
• UNC Asheville closed for winter break
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Asheville-area finance officer says firing violated her rights
• Look up, Asheville: Total lunar eclipse happens on winter solstice
• Asheville-area teacher finds hope, help
• Buncombe teacher suspended following drug arrest
• Local Matters: Winter sports primer, funky calendars and a tale of living wages
• MSD postpones decision on proposed cost-sharing plan
• UNC Asheville Offers GRE Prep Course
• New tax Law: What it means for you
• UNC Asheville to Close for Winter Break; Basketball Brings Life to Campus During Break
• Ashvegas: Salsa's may move from Patton to Broadway
• Obama signs massive tax bill, hails deal with GOP
• West African Art Exhibit and Lecture at UNC Asheville
• UNC Asheville closes for winter break; basketball keeps campus alive
• Man steals Christmas presents from mother of 6
• Police: Tenn. man attacks neighbor over beer
• UNC Asheville and USDA Forest Service join forces in forest protection effort
• WNC counties struck by drought eligible for aid
• Read the APD’s rules for using force
• NC jobless rate up, leads US in lost jobs
• '40-Year-Old Virgin' actor Shelley Malil gets life in stabbing
• Injured Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo engaged
• Food news to go: area restaurant/bar news in small bites
• UNC Asheville's Holly Iglesias Awarded Prestigious NEA Literature Fellowship
• Henderson County woman charged with giving her children drugs
• Firefighters respond to fire this morning in Candler
• Buncombe teacher suspended following drug arrest
• Icy spots dog roads near Asheville
• Spring 2011 orientation
• DeVries winter break hours
• Asheville man charged with stealing guns, jewelry
• Master of farce and slapstick, Blake Edwards, dies
• Asheville-area holiday calendar
• Asheville Art Museum Announces 2011 Scholastic Art Awards
• Christmas pageant
• Builder rules aim at energy efficiency
• Icy roads result in rash of wrecks in Asheville area
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park hikers rescued from snowy backcountry
• Missed Buncombe school days, weather raise frustration
• Buncombe County bucks national housing segregation trend
• Holiday calendar
• Western North Carolina BBB recommends adults check 'Dear Santa' websites
• Mission MANNA: Local doctors share story of their work in Haiti
• Fund set up for Enka teacher
• Wal-Mart recalls 2.2 million electric heaters
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange released on bail
• 3 killed in NC wrecks on ice-coated roads
• Wednesday service opens doors to all
• Man killed in NC wreck as snow, sleet fall
• NCDOT suspends most construction over holiday season
• Shuler votes to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
• Wreck reported on I-40 in Asheville
• Statement from Buncombe schools on today's closing
• Asheville Fire Department conducts training burn in Swannanoa today
• Icy roads making for dangerous driving in South
• Asheville man jailed following chase
• Slick roads causing many accidents across Western North Carolina
• Sex offender jailed on drug charges in Waynesville
• Weather could tip strong holiday shopping sales in Asheville area
• Asheville holiday shoppers wary of icy weather
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Christmas day tea party
• Asheville cultural arts department accepting applications for instructors, performers
• December cold setting record pace in Asheville
• Asheville-area veterans line up for winter coats
• Suspect in Asheville's Merrimon Avenue burglary spree arrested
• Flat Rock Playhouse veteran Scott Treadway leaves
• AG Cooper: Dannon to pay $21M for deceptive ads
• 3 face charges in Cherokee County on-court basketball brawl
• Mars Hill College to hold winter graduation
• City delays sale of ice rink equipment
• Ex-Marine gets nearly 20 years for strangling wife
• North Carolina lottery sales down, may miss goal by $40M
• Buncombe County Commissioners annual retreat hints at upcoming priorities
• WNC LINC: Get outside for some cross-country skiing on the Blue Ridge Parkway
• Senate passes Obama tax deal, sends it to House
• Dozens of dead pelicans confound North Topsail Beach
• Fire damages Fletcher home
• Candler man faces pot charges
• Facebook founder named Time 'Person of Year'
• Facebook taking applications Dec. 16 in Forest City for 150 electrical jobs
• After dozens of deaths, drop-side cribs outlawed
• Asheville City Council approves hotel project
• Working cannon to stand guard at NC's Fort Macon
• J'Von Thompson named Athlete of the Week at The Gow School
• Sex offender jailed on drug charges in Waynesville
• Buncombe, Asheville city school officials wait to schedule makeup day
• City of Asheville checking downtown parking meters today
• Proposed tax hike would aid Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
• U.S. Supreme Court gives NC more time in Tennessee Valley Authority appeal
• Possible serial killer link on NY beach road
• Kathy Griffin is a suspect in unusual burglary
• Asheville man charged in break-in
• Official: Fla. school board shooting 'surreal'
• Drivers stranded by snowstorms did the right thing
• Asheville area roads in good shape; schools still affected
• Martin Nesbitt still leading N.C. Senate Democrats
• Asheville Art Museum Travels to Los Angeles!
• Asheville Art Museum Proudly Presents ‘A Chosen Path: The Ceramic Art Of Karen Karnes’
• 51 Biltmore Avenue project moves one step forward
• WNC’s Martin L. Nesbitt named minority leader for state senate
• Out of the shadows
• It’s the economy, stupid
• Who has the best Christmas lights in Asheville, WNC?
• LIVE: Asheville City Council work session, regular meeting
• Family wants to know how teen snuck onto plane
• Roman-era statue discovered after storm in Israel
• Montreat College adult program sponsors Gettysburg trip
• NC's Hagan among few who voted against tax bill
• Olympic swimmer Amanda Beard writing memoir
• George Clinton sues Black Eyed Peas over 'Shut Up'
• US officials see progress, problems in Afghan war
• Nissan's first electric Leaf in Tenn. on Dec. 21
• Hands On! offers children's drumming class
• WNC Wellness review: Health reports, free yoga & flame retardants in butter
• Rocket scientist Walter Haeussermann dies in Ala. at 96
• Asheville native helps distribute backpacks, school supplies in Iraq
• Burnsville Seventh-day Adventist Church offers free soup meal
• Usher kicked in face by frenzied fan at NY concert
• Grandfather Home for Children celebrates 150th child adoption
• Updegraff helps rebuild town devastated by volcano
• Brews News: What’s new in the world of local beer
• WCU wants Forest Hills to annex its land for Town Center
• City not checking parking meters
• 2 Tenn. deaths reported in cold weather
• NC woman killed after hit by Amtrak train
• Polk County man reportedly missing
• Volunteers across NC brave cold to count birds
• Legal setback for Obama's health care law
• Hagan opposes tax cut plan, citing debt
• Traffic moving easily on interstates, major highways
• Ashvegas: Arcade, restaurant/bar/game hot spot, to open in downtown Asheville this week
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Pint-for-Pint Blood Drive and BBQ
• Merrimon Avenue corridor churches celebrate the holidays
• Asheville students oppose uniform dress
• Asheville City Council considers selling off ice rink and equipment
• Asheville groups give out free dog houses
• Asheville pawn shops to use online database
• Asheville City Council may move on hotel project
• Cold, powerful winds hit Asheville area
• Asheville City Council preview: 51 Biltmore time
• Hours for Asheville buses curtailed
• Gov't to release 2010 census results on Dec. 21
• Video: Icy roads bring busy night for tow truck drivers
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Super Bowl ads playing social-media game
• Cape Lookout taking applications for summer positions
• Dollywood closes in wake of winter storm
• Madoff son's suicide followed battle with trustee
• Port of Wilmington upgrades could allow for larger vessels, increased traffic
• Free parking in downtown Asheville today
• City of Asheville info on streets, transit and recreation center closures
• Asheville-area closings and delays
• Asheville-area snow totals
• Asheville-area roads could be risky today
• MSD considers sharing cost of sewer-line extensions
• Asheville Salvation Army doing well despite national dip in donations
• Asheville-area colleges, universities prepare for budget shortfall
• Cold, high winds forecast for today in Asheville, WNC
• Asheville shelters open during day for homeless, anyone without heat
• Tree falls into house in Arden
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• Slick spots on roads in Asheville area; schools affected
• Some Duke Energy customers in WNC lose power
• Former student seeks grant for school
• UNC Asheville Chamber Singers return to White House
• Asheville, Buncombe schools gird for snowy days
• 2 degrees lower means Asheville area gets more than dusting of snow
• The Beat: End-of-year lists from the blogoshere; cold and snow from the atmosphere
• NC House Republicans choose Samuelson as whip
• Many Asheville area retailers open despite weather
• Major delays out of Asheville Regional Airport
• Missing NC woman found in Va. after 200-mile walk
• Asheville snow blog, Dec. 12, 2010
• Snowfall totals in Asheville, Western North Carolina today
• Asheville, Buncombe County under Winter Weather Advisory
• Buy local: Give a piece of Asheville this Christmas
• Asheville awakes to snow, temperatures expected to drop to 10 degrees
• At Charles Taylor's event in Asheville, NC Republican leadership says no program immune from budgetary cuts
• Volunteers honor Asheville-area's fallen soldiers during Wreaths Across America program
• Carole Currie: 2 weeks of training, then into the fire
• Positive thinkers are poised for success
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Box and beer food drive in Black Mountains
• Rev. Jimmy Carr set to retire, reception today
• Fate of world's forests hinges on local economies
• Owners heartbroken after dog is shot
• Taser used on car theft suspect after Henderson police chase
• There's something for all in Obama-GOP tax deal
• Activist Clare Hanrahan may leave the front lines, but her voice still rings out
• Warren Haynes brings soulful new sound to sold-out Asheville Christmas Jam
• Bryson City man charged in fatal motorcycle crash
• Drug arrests: up to 1,000 hits of LSD, cocaine, ecstacy
• More cold than snow
• Police: Remains found believed to be missing girl
• Police arrest Hendersonville man following chase
• Local Matters: From the Asheville 11 to top-secret Rosman
• Cops: Whittier man charged with returning shoes
• Charge filed in motorcycle crash that killed Canton man
• Sharing holiday cheer: Return to Bethlehem, in Asheville
• Sharing holiday cheer: Kids Day at Asheville Humane Society
• Snow could start in Asheville tonight
• Asheville-area manufacturing company shutting down
• Asheville, Buncombe County survey identifies county's health goals
• One dead in Yancey County wreck
• Asheville police: Pit bull bites boy in face
• Hillcrest residents hail reopened pedestrian bridge
• Study: Blue Ridge Parkway has more suicides than other national parks
• Pre-Christmas Asheville snows recall 2009 storm
• Sponsors needed for Christmas gifts
• Asheville man charged with breaking, entering
• 'Heat Your Home For Less' workshop
• Devotional: You can embrace a different kind of Christmas
• Asheville-area religion calendar
• December third coldest on record, so far
• Judge dismisses murder charge amid SBI concerns
• Stocks edge higher on encouraging economic signs
• 'The Closer' set to conclude after next season
• Bus routes to UNC Asheville detoured Saturday
• November federal budget deficit highest on record
• NAACP plans protest of Charleston 'Secession Gala'
• Mexico: La Familia cartel chief believed killed
• SC civil rights leader Gloria Blackwell dies in Georgia
• Navy: test of experimental Navy weapon a success
• Hide some secret messages inside music, pictures
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Return to Bethlehem
• Haywood Community College offers hunter safety course
• Hasselhoff reality show canceled after 2 episodes
• Jars of Clay completes 1,000 Wells Project
• Larry Hagman set to visit 'Desperate Housewives'
• Take a winter hike at Lake James State Park
• Arden manufacturing company shutting down
• Get Discussion Bound with the Asheville Art Museum
• WNC high school teams pay for hoops fight
• Asheville's YMI aims to redefine mission
• Wal-Mart donates truck to Asheville's MANNA FoodBank
• Asheville, Buncombe video sweepstakes enforcement to start Jan. 1
• Asheville area holiday shoppers snatch up clothes
• Asheville police will work with burglarized business owners
• Second woman charged in Robbinsville dog-mauling case
• Governor to replace Buncombe judge
• Asheville area residents gear up for another winter blast
• Stretch of Asheville's Merrimon Avenue is home to new eateries
• December brings pottery, quilts and more to The Bascom
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Christmas at the Sandburgs'
• Local man honored for work with Building Bridges of Asheville
• Benefits and fundraisers in Asheville area
• Obama signs Sen. Richard Burr's 'Crush Video' bill into law
• Asheville shelters extend emergency cold weather services
• Drop-off recycling center in Westgate Shopping Center to close
• SC to cut welfare payments by 20 percent in Feb.
• 'Survival Spanish' classes begins Jan. 4
• Protesters attack car containing Prince Charles
• Alleged boy hit man in Mexico is a US citizen
• Perdue wants to combine agencies, freeze hiring
• Couple sought in dismemberment of Good Samaritan
• Westboro church to picket at Edwards' funeral
• Democrats delay action on young immigrants bill
• Actor Wesley Snipes begins serving sentence at Pa. prison
• Widow: Jim Morrison wouldn't have wanted a pardon
• The Salvation Army needs volunteers, Angel Tree donations
• NC students collect toys in Zahra Baker's memory
• Warrants detail abuse of Ala. kids buried by dad
• Dad of missing Ala. kids charged with murder
• Forest Service seeks new information on recreation on Upper Chattooga River near Cashiers
• A-B Tech to test outdoor notification system
• Dozens America's richest pledge to give away wealth
• NC student dies after struck by teacher's car
• Handicapped parking changes in downtown Asheville evoke split reaction
• Close call: Recount for statewide instant-runoff, judicial election
• Asheville Quilt Guild's annual show moves to WNC Ag Center in 2011
• Asheville charities help make Christmas possible for some children
• Cops: 1 killed in wreck with SC fire truck
• Former NC cop in court facing sex assault charges
• Roads in good shape in Asheville area; some WNC schools on delayed schedule
• Asheville attorney Max Cogburn Jr.'s nomination for judge's post endorsed by Senate panel
• Gov. Perdue to light State Christmas tree Dec. 9; other festivities scheduled
• Cops: Asheville man arrested on inflicting serious injury charge
• Cops: man arrested for possessing guns, drugs near Asheville
• Cops: pair arrested for trying to steal car in Asheville
• Rutherford County gets $30M to widen U.S. 221
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: ABCCM benefit
• New East Asheville sidewalk spurs calls for more
• Asheville agencies, individuals step up to help Turtle Creek fire victims
• Asheville gas prices sock drivers in the pocket
• Biltmore Company's executive vice president announces departure
• Asheville attorney's nomination headed to full Senate
• UNCA chamber singers to perform at White House
• Dollar higher after Obama, GOP make tax deal
• Asheville bike shops offer discount on helmets, gear
• Case against Canton paper mill moves forward
• Carter Tindall named Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy
• Tryon Estates collects 7,474 pounds of food
• Entertainer applications now accepted for Asheville's Bele Chere
• Facebook seeking contractors for Forest City data center
• February Christian cruise being organized
• Asheville Salvation Army needs blankets
• E. Asheville sidewalk project to be unveiled Thursday
• Antarctic cruise ship limping to port in Argentina
• Heavy snow shuts Paris airport, slams Scotland
• Sen. Kay Hagan says Lumbee recognition still possible
• Mars Hill College students experience 'metanoia' for fall break
• Hackers strike at MasterCard to support WikiLeaks
• Fans remember John Lennon 30 years after his death
• Taliban video shows US soldier held in Afghanistan
• Arden woman charged with assaulting officer
• A New Year's Celebration 2010
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: It’s the economy, stupid?
• Elizabeth Edwards seriously ill with cancer
• Hendersonville robbery suspect arrested in Greensboro
• Waynesville Christmas parade postponed
• Friendship Force of WNC visits New Zealand
• Warrant: NC sailor looked to sell military secrets
• Hands On! children's museum celebrates 75,000th visitor
• Caryl Brt's artwork selected for two honors
• At NC school, Obama offers new-economy growth plan
• Census estimates US population at 306M to 313M
• Meth lab uncovered at Moonshine Mini-Mart in Jackson County
• Monarch of the Seas cruise ship rescues rafters
• 'Secret Santas' dole out $100 handshakes in NC
• Nobel-winning author Mario Vargas Llosa laments effects of Internet
• Neil Patrick Harris to host Video Game Awards
• Boone Christmas parade re-scheduled for Dec. 18
• Italian boat finds remains of US balloonists
• GOP lawmakers to pursue photo IDs for NC voters
• Surgeon general to speak at Appalachian State University commencement
• Cataloochee Ski Area's food and coat drive benefits Haywood Christian Ministries
• GOP lawmakers to pursue photo IDs for NC voters
• Snowfall totals in Western North Carolina
• Obama to speak on tax cuts, economy in NC
• NC grandmother killed rushing child to hospital
• U.S. 441 closed through Smokies
• Asheville woman charged with assaulting officer
• Accident shuts down Smoky Park Highway west of Asheville
• Tractor-trailer overturns in Henderson County
• For many, Asheville's Christmas Jam is more than one-night concert
• Rotary donates food for 40 West Asheville families
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Christmas Festival in Brevard
• Asheville Police Department offers info session on pawning rules
• UNC Asheville new police chief a 'good fit'
• Big Crafty continues to thrive in downtown Asheville
• Asheville Mission Hospital's ultimatum to employees: Flu vaccine or your job
• Korea strife affects families in Asheville area
• Western Carolina University student in South Korea felt 'better to go home'
• Asheville road accident fatalities spike in 2010
• NC mom fights child abuse in Zahra Baker's name
• Neither snow nor sleet slow down the annual Smoky Mountain Toy Ride
• WNC holiday parades
• NC officer fatally shoots man during arrest
• Tenn. pizza delivery man shoots, kills attacker
• The Beat: Anarchists and cougars and bears, oh my!
• Snowfall totals in Western North Carolina
• Asheville: Send in your snowfall amounts, snow photos too
• Icy spots on roads in Asheville area
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Home for the Holidays, helping Asheville homeless
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Pet-themed Christmas gifts
• Asheville area home to big federal salaries
• Developer hopeful people will come to Woodfin's 'downtown'
• Cancer claims life of Asheville woman chronicled by C-T
• Buncombe deputies nab escaped Ala. convict
• Snow, brutal cold hit Asheville area
• John Boyle: The science brain pays nice dividends
• Asheville riders undeterred by cold at 30th annual Smoky Mountain Toy Run
• Henderson County deputies cleared in shooting death
• Guest columnist: Real estate is still a solid long-term investment
• Many oppose, apprehensive about Buncombe-Asheville schools merger idea
• Asheville and Buncombe property transfers
• Cumberford to lead Bent Creek Institute
• WCU book review: The modern economic world is more curved than flat
• 3 Graham DSS visits prior to boy's mauling by pit bulls
• Carole Currie: Pronounce it any which way you want, we're nuts about pecans
• Children's book review: 'It's Christmas, David!' bound to be a favorite
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Asheville architectural calendar
• Asheville city bus involved in accident on Tunnel Road
• Asheville man arrested on pot charge
• Cops: Weaverville woman returned stolen clothing
• Hendersonville man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Swannanoa man charged with drug trafficking
• District attorney rules shooting by Henderson deputies justified
• Foreclosure prevention help available to Western North Carolina
• Asheville area religion calendar
• Devotional: Got the time? God wants to know
• Asheville woman sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder
• Black Mountain man charged with online child solicitation
• Asheville bus accident linked to death of man
• Asheville downtown holiday fireworks discontinued
• Buncombe Sheriff's deputies arrest prison escapee in Asheville
• Asheville police requesting new ordinance for pawn shops, second-hand dealers
• NC family sues TSA over airport screenings
• Pardee Hospital in Hendersonville names interim CEO
• FedEx raising ground shipping rates 4.9 percent
• To comply with zoning rules, three residents will leave Montford home
• Ashvegas: I-240 pedestrian bridge in Asheville reopens
• 2 Georgia residents among 9 pardoned by Obama
• Jeremy Irons to guest star on `Law & Order: SVU'
• President Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Search for 3 missing Mich. boys resumes
• Pres. Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Fingerprint-sharing program aimed at criminal illegal immigrants
• Europe deaths from deep freeze reach 40
• US, South Korea report progress in trade talks
• New York Mets K-Rod pleads guilty to attempted assault
• Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
• Bolivia drops retirement age to 58
• Disney town, Celebration, sees death for 2nd time in a week
• Teenage Dutch sailor, Laura Dekker, sets off to cross Atlantic
• Many parts of Asheville to lose water Dec. 6-14
• Arlington National Cemetery finds 8 sets of remains in 1 grave
• Chicago Cubs great Ron Santo dies
• Mexican army arrests 14-year-old suspected killer
• Asheville woman charged in stabbing
• Avery County schools on delay
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Shop locally at Asheville holiday bazaar
• Asheville-area fundraisers and benefits
• Glen Rock building at 372 Depot has grand opening
• Hendersonville's Blue Note Grill plans party to honor late owner
• High schools in North Carolina add new US history course
• Earmark, budget bickering in Congress could cost Asheville-area in loss of funds
• NC Medical Board reinstates license for Hendersonville neurosurgeon Dr. Michael Rosner
• Heavy rain leads to wastewater spills
• Detectives investigate Swain County stabbings
• Swannanoa man survives 100-foot plunge in a Mustang
• Civil War Roundtable Christmas Gala
• Candler man's beagle wins Purina Award
• NC lawyer: Most of sweepstakes ban can be enforced
• Sunday is last day to grab a McRib
• Intro to Power Tools class held Saturday - make a cutting board
• Rep. Heath Shuler introduces bill to combat Border Patrol corruption
• Actor Chuck Norris to become honorary Texas Ranger
• Man sought in LA publicist's death kills himself
• Asheville Police Department issues hundreds of citations during 'No Need 2 Speed' campaign
• UPDATE: APD make arrest in pre-Thanksgiving home invasion in Montford
• Arsonist destroys 5 SC state vehicles, boat
• 3,500 gallons of sewage dumps into Meninger Creek near Flat Rock
• Textile firm to bring 76 jobs to Caldwell County
• Hickory funeral home holds tribute to Zahra Baker
• Gingrich headlining SC county GOP Christmas dinner
• Candler man charged with stealing antique farm equipment
• Asheville man arrested on armed robbery charge
• Cops: Asheville felon arrested with firearm
• Wreck reported near Weaverville
• Detectives investigate Swain stabbings
• 'Person of interest' in Hollywood publicist death kills self
• Chilly, sunny in Asheville today; snow showers possible this weekend
• Cops: Asheville Walmart workers hurt during larceny
• Holiday Reception with Mountain Made, an Asheville Art Gallery
• Asheville-area recovers from unusually strong East Coast storm
• Graham County grandma charged with child abuse over pit bull attack
• Before the Christmas Jam, lend a hand at Asheville Habitat
• Asheville community pauses to mark World AIDS Day
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Santa Paws in Hendersonville
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Sponsor a child
• Musicke Antiqua performs at Henderson County Public Library
• Mitchell High football team overcomes adversity
• Protesters rally downtown Asheville in support of vandalism suspects
• 'Vance Village' on display today at Asheville school
• Asheville women firefighters win bronze at national competition
• Trooper Shawn Blanton's mother shares her story
• Anarchists march in protest of APD, gentrification
• Asheville weather update: Storm, flooding roundup
• White House says Obama to visit NC on Monday
• Report: NC prime spot for wind energy; Perdue pledges support
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• McAdenville turns on lights for Christmas Town USA display
• HIV/STD numbers in NC remain high; testing urged
• Video: Rocks tumble onto Knoxville road
• Asheville man charged with possession of stolen car
• Rainfall totals in Western North Carolina
• Asheville-area agencies await state guidance on how to enforce video machine ban
• NC woman accused of stealing cars with tow truck
• Vigil part of Asheville-area events on World AIDS Day
• Candler man charged with breaking into car
• Scattered power outages reported
• Flooding closes roads in Henderson, Transylvania
• Anarchists claim they vandalized Asheville office of NC Department of Corrections
• Drive-By Truckers cancel Asheville's Warren Haynes Christmas Jam booking
• NC AIDS drug program to cap enrollment
• Ingles profit jumps 63 percent
• Dog helps save Marine's life; Jackson County man hurt in Afghan blast
• Smart Start publishes 2010 Annual Impact Report
• Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College road could go through Walton Street Park
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Sponsor a child
• Storm system drenches Asheville and WNC
• Good news, bad news
• Size matters
• Stealthy green
• LIVE coverage of City Council community meeting
• Dog credited with saving life of local Marine
• Anarchist group claims responsibility for Department of Corrections vandalism
• SC woman, 85, beaten to death with bat
• Lorin Mallorie in Haiti: Widespread fear, anger over election results
• `Jackass 3.5' to be released in Web installments
• US, Mexico to launch frequent flyer program
• GM, Chrysler each to hire 1,000 engineers
• Rain, wind to pound Asheville, Western North Carolina
• Scientist and Olympic sailor Britton Chance dies
• RiverLink needs volunteers for labyrinth maintenance
• Blu Lounge in Arden forfeits alcohol permits
• State says chemical contamination from former S. Asheville dry cleaner is contained
• 190-proof alcohol leaving North Carolina liquor store shelves
• Buncombe County courthouse gets update
• Child dies in Va. mall fall; relative charged
• Ingles Markets 4th quarter net income rises
• 22 fraternity members at Tenn. college suspended
• Motor thrown off Tenn. overpass smashes into bus
• Prosecutors: Keep warrants secret in Zahra Baker's case
• Perdue says NC colleges must rely on private gifts
• NYC's Rockefeller Center readies for tree lighting
• I-240 wreck reported in Asheville
• Stalled truck blocks traffic on US 70 in Swannanoa
• Cases overwhelm Buncombe County Courthouse
• Prosecutors: Keep warrants secret in Zahra Baker case
• Man pleads guilty to murder on Cherokee reservation
• Wreck reported on I-26 south of Asheville
• Asheville police investigate I-26 wreck
• Downed power lines force McDowell road closure
• Asheville man charged with breaking into vehicle
• Asheville woman arrested on cocaine charge
• Asheville school system plans for grant
• Wreck reported on I-40 near Asheville
• Appalachian Christmas in Waynesville
• Asheville's Jared Stover serves as N.M. opera apprentice
• Black Mountain senior center plans New Orleans trip
• Asheville group seeks nominees for environmental award
• ASU students to compete in national solar home contest
• Study: Reducing carb intake key to maintaining weight loss
• A signature "Asheville" event: Craggie hosts benefit for MANNA
• Customer shoves 100-year-old Milwaukee, Wis. Walmart greeter
• Tom Apodaca to become NC Senate rules chairman in 2011
• US escapes major hurricanes for 5th straight year
• NJ must pay $271M for killing Hudson River rail tunnel
• Congress puts off cuts to doctor Medicare payments
• Motor thrown off Tenn. overpass smashes into bus
• Security officer hit in accident at A-B Tech
• Gov't opens probes of Honda CR-V, Kia Optima
• Hillary Clinton calls leaked documents attack on world
• Asheville, WNC to be under wind advisory
• Accident reported on I-240 in East Asheville
• Power outage at Atlanta airport cancels flights
• Delta Queen steamboat could return to Mississippi River
• Ancient rock art outside Vegas damaged by graffiti
• Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• NC woman crusades for pancreatic cancer awareness
• WNC Wellness review: incision-free surgery for heartburn; local Red Cross 100 years old
• Gov. Bev Perdue urges preparation for winter
• NC student found in Tenn. says he was kidnapped
• Book recounts 30-year search for Tenn. killer of girl scout
• Virginia woman dies in North Carolina drive-by shooting
• Lake Toxaway's water level lowered for work
• Oakley teen charged with breaking into neighborhood homes
• NC's attorney general offers online shopping tips
• NC man charged in Thanksgiving shooting due in court
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• US tries to contain damage from leaked cables
• Rain - and possible snow in higher elevations - on the way to Western North Carolina
• Asheville-area home values lagging
• Asheville-area hospitals aim to lower region's high rate of C-sections
• The Beat: Feeling thankful
• Asheville DryGoods Shop owner Hilbert is 'jack of all trades'
• Tenn. preparing for execution of convicted killer
• NC officers fired for misconduct, cases dropped
• US Black Friday retail sales edge up only slightly
• US, S. Korea launch war games in tense Yellow Sea
• Buncombe County property transfers
• Our Stories: My encounter with Southern segregation in 1945
• Carole Currie: 1 fine rooster looking for a good home
• Asheville's Andie MacDowell lands TV pilot
• Asheville holiday picks include LaZoom, art show, Appalachian Christmas
• Arts news from Asheville area
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Shop at Barnes & Noble to help Asheville's Maccabi Academy
• Asheville-area college news
• Buncombe County community news
• Children's book review: When interrupting is a good thing
• Smokies ginseng threatened: In major growing area, extinction looms for root
• No slide in business on Asheville-area ski slopes
• Canton First Baptist programs kick off holiday season
• Tech entrepreneur John Miles' plan is 'love, and be happy'
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Menorah lighting at Chanukah Live!
• Asheville-Buncombe Youth Orchestra set for holiday concert
• Photo book honors Asheville's architectural diversity
• Chamber music series debuts in Asheville living rooms
• Willie Nelson popped for pot possession
• Hendersonville police seek robbery suspect
• (Tasty?) Cribs: Gingerbread house display at the Grove Park Inn
• Deceased Asheville bicyclist identified
• Fairview woman charged with cocaine possession
• Man's red undies results in Black Friday arrest
• Western North Carolina gets share of $3M to retain, create rural jobs
• Asheville climate center scientist receives presidential award
• Mountain 1st Bank making Asheville-area cutbacks after real estate meltdown
• Asheville River Arts District 'Graffiti wall' now off limits to taggers
• Shoppers flock to Asheville stores on Black Friday
• Gov. Perdue declares Nov. 28-Dec. 4 'Winter Weather Preparedness Week' in NC 
• Home for the Holidays pet program
• Asheville-area religion calendar
• Asheville woman arrested for marijuana possession; other Buncombe arrests
• Bicyclist struck, killed by motorist in east Asheville
• Douglas fir from Pa. farm arrives at White House
• Obama suffers basketball injury; gets 12 stitches
• Tennessee brush fire causing evacuations extinguished Friday
• Landmark River District graffiti space now off-limits
• Longtime Nebraska assistant coach Dan Young dies
• February Christian cruise being organized
• Graffiti wall in River Arts District posted 'No Trespassing'
• NC Central University increasing standards
• Volunteers hope to lure birds to Wrightsville Beach
• State GOP won't take up tax reform
• Man faces murder charges in honeymoon death of wife
• Sarah Palin: Serious 2012 contender or pretender?
• Humane society offering free cats today
• Ashevile man charged with indecent liberties
• Teenagers adrift in Pacific for 50 days reach land
• US shoppers crowd malls all night long
• Volunteers key to annual Salvation Army Thanksgiving dinner in Asheville
• Charging stations coming up as Asheville readies for electric cars
• First Kate and Wills book published
• Shoppers hit stores for Black Friday deals
• Rain to follow sunny days
• Erwin excited: Community rallies around Warriors football
• Asheville City Council holds community meeting at W.C. Reid Center Nov. 30
• Woodfin toy drive Saturday one of several in Asheville area
• Asheville waterlines could generate electricity
• Fire destroys barn full of hay at Henderson County farm
• Flipped trailer clogs I-40
• Arrests: Asheville woman charged with financial card theft
• Marion man killed in accident
• Fire destroys barn full of hay in Henderson County
• Billy Graham Library readies for holiday visitors
• NC homeless shelter invaded by bedbugs
• Santa for Seniors brings smiles to Asheville's Meals on Wheels clients
• Hillcrest group takes top Asheville parade honors
• Fletcher names new police chief
• WNC's daredevil squirrels big hit on YouTube
• Overturned tractor-trailer closes U.S. 221
• Park straddling Carolinas gains 300 acres
• Thanksgiving traditions evolve with changes in family structure
• Q&A about Black Friday
• Asheville residents get free turkeys at Eblen giveaway
• Asheville area Thanksgiving Day closings, holiday store hours too
• Hundreds line up for turkey distribution at Eblen
• AG Cooper urges shoppers to check toy recalls, gift card rules, refund policies
• 1,500 gallons of sewage overflows in Hendersonville
• Seats open up for Asheville boards, commissions
• Water-themed attraction planned for Pigeon Forge
• Asheville-area holiday events: Parades, performances and more
• Member of 'papal family' dies, hit by car in Rome
• Spirit Airline check-in system back after problems
• Feds set aside 'critical habitat' for polar bear
• Wreck reported on I-26 in Buncombe
• Mexico police: successor of 'La Barbie' arrested
• Spirit Airlines: computer problems at Fla. airport
• Asheville Humane Society offers free cats on Black Friday
• Biochemist Robert Crane, who spurred rehydration therapy, dies
• US warns of likely harm from WikiLeaks release
• Deputies: Candler men promised officer drugs for cash
• Former Gov. Mike Easley admits to minor felony
• UNCA student charged with trafficking LSD, heroin
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Hardy Candy Christmas crafts show in Cullowhee
• Asheville Art Museum Awarded Community Foundation Grant for Literacy Through Art
• Asheville's Ira B. Jones Elementary to present 'Honk Jr.'
• US, China disagree on more nuke talks with North Korea
• Asheville Chamber of Commerce Kit Cramer attends first meeting
• Asheville-Mountain Area Chapter of the American Red Cross celebrates 100 years
• Asheville City Council approves far-reaching rules for downtown
• Maccabi Academy students prepare dishes for kids from Micronesia
• What's open - and closed - in Asheville area on Thanksgiving
• What will the consumer do? Christmas spending may be higher
• Mountain bikers or crime fighters? Asheville cyclists push for urban 'skills park' to pacify Chicken Hill area
• Asheville-area Thanksgiving holiday planner: A guide to parades, pigskin, movies and more
• Online screening tool helps NC families determine food stamp eligibility
• Give thanks, donate blood
• Put on a happy Facebook
• Not ready for prime time
• Not so instant
• Asheville City Council meeting roundup: New design standards and more
• Aruba: Jawbone not that of Natalee Holloway
• Korea clashes may lead to major hostilities
• Taylor Swift tackles 4 continents on 2011 tour
• Most NC highways construction-free for Thanksgiving
• Vatican: Everyone can use condoms to prevent HIV
• Drill breakthrough in New Zealand mine rescue
• Julian Lennon to show photographs in Miami in Dec.
• Putin praises DiCaprio as tiger pledge signed
• City of Asheville Thanksgiving holiday schedule
• Doctor's Park on Biltmore Avenue temporarily loses water
• Sunny Point Café's Moon publishes second cookbook
• Brevard High School's marching band wins awards
• New Zealand mine rescue efforts resume
• US Airways plane searched in Denver, 2 men taken off plane
• At Colorado cafe, customers name their price
• Hawaii posts air, water quality information online
• Salazar vows to speed wind energy projects
• 3rd eye: NYU artist gets camera implanted in head
• Passenger discovers ammunition clip on Southwest Airlines flight
• TSA: Flight attendants can also skip scanners
• Official: Suspicious package found at Logan International Airport
• The Spectrum, stalwart Philly arena, gets razed
• Save the date: Wills and Kate, April 29, the Abbey
• NC judge orders rehiring of fired K-9 trooper
• Judge: NC video sweepstakes ban to start Dec. 1
• Former NC Gov. Easley guilty of 1 finance charge
• NC Highway Patrol launches sober driving campaign
• William, Kate to wed April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Plea deal expected in Easley campaign case
• Black Mountain men charged with stealing car
• What not to wear? Clothing an airport security issue
• N. Korea fires artillery onto S. Korean island, 2 dead
• Asheville, WNC colleges, students win honors, awards
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Santa's Pals to deliver Christmas to needy
• Wells Fargo program awards Asheville nonprofits $190K
• Ingles Giving Tree lighting kicks off holiday drive for MANNA FoodBank
• Asheville nurse offers tips for not overindulging on Thanksgiving
• Jerry Blanton recovering in Asheville from serious injury
• A tearful goodbye for soldier Christian 'Kade' Warriner
• Orphaned cougars come to Asheville
• Academics, sports key for Western Carolina University chief
• Rain arrives in Asheville, cold snap on the way
• Asheville City Council weighs building height limits
• Competitive advantage: Economic summit ponders WNC’s future
• Hundreds gather in Black Mountain for Kade Warriner's funeral
• Pope seeks to start debate on condoms, AIDS
• Concerns over body scans will be considered
• Asheville City Council preview: All in the plan
• US recovers record $3 billion in civil fraud cases
• TSA pat-down at Detroit airport leaves Mich. man covered in urine
• Jury reaches verdict in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Boy dies in fall from luxury suite at Lakers game
• UK's Prince Philip, almost 90, to reduce work load
• 'Lost' actor Matthew Fox to debut in London
• WNC Wellness review: fourfold whooping cough increase; Wingate pharmacy expands to Hendersonville
• 'The Christmas That Almost Wasn't' kicks off Christmas season
• Weaverville Girl Scout Troop 30026 helps feed hungry through Manna FoodBank
• Netflix raises prices for some subscription plans
• Yellow air quality forecast for today in Asheville
• Mexico: migrants should form convoys for safety
• Dell finally ends production at Winston-Salem computer plant
• Memorial removed from Zahra Baker's former home
• Cape Lookout announces summer positions available
• Cougars find home at WNC Nature Center
• Smokies gets hybrid vehicles from N.C. DOT
• Burning food alerts firefighters, Tenn. woman found dead
• 80 electric car charging stations planned in SC
• 3-year-old NC boy killed with muzzle-loading rifle
• Poll: Baby boomers are confident about sex
• More EPA cleanup planned at Barber's Orchard near Waynesville
• Grant aids firetruck emissions cleanup in Asheville area
• Asheville-area roads, airport to be busier for Thanksgiving weekend
• Fallen soldier's body arrives in Asheville
• Apply now for paid NC government internships
• Rob Neufeld: Stoneman's Raiders punished the region in 1865
• Stay warm this winter, but remember necessary cautions
• Warm fall stalls snow making in Western North Carolina
• State Republicans complete their leadership team for 2011
• Camper thought missing wanders out of Tenn. woods
• Body of Mills River soldier arrives in Asheville
• The Beat: Shuler crashes Pelosi’s Party
• Officers swarm rugged Utah canyon, hunting shooter
• Asheville man charged with robbery
• Sunny, warm in Asheville today
• Arden man arrested on pot charge
• Home for the Holidays promotion in Haywood County lessens fees
• Asheville City Council to consider downtown rules changes
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Fulfill a local child's wish list
• WNC towns win community awards
• Western Carolina University Chancellor John Bardo's input sought in successor's search
• 1st theater performance at Asheville's Magnetic Field on Dec. 8
• Hope fills Asheville's River Arts District
• Asheville-area schools brace for deeper budget cuts
• Asheville parades its diversity to kick-start Christmas season
• Rich Jamison: If history is a guide, markets will soar soon
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• Teacher morale dips with NC budget cuts
• New bill supports efforts to get kids outdoors, fight obesity
• Warren Wilson Presbyterian hosts annual 'gathering in'
• 'The Christmas That Almost Wasn't' kicks off Christmas season
• Asheville-area author Wayne Caldwell wins 2010 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
• Submit your Asheville, WNC holiday photos for our contest
• Madison County farm revives barn-raising tradition
• Hendersonville's Historic Johnson Farm opens schoolhouse, plans tours
• Asheville police seek owner of dog that bit man
• Weaverville woman charged with public assistance fraud
• Penultimate Harry Potter movie to dominate Asheville weekend
• Asheville area religion calendar
• South Asheville man arrested on drug charges
• Asheville resident acquitted in 1992 murders sues Hickory, 2 officers
• NC moving against alcoholic energy drinks
• N.C. has highest number of children with ADHD
• Microsoft IT Academy coming to schools in Asheville area, NC
• Cape Lookout announces summer positions available
• Fur makes a comeback -- with more humane claims
• Progress Energy rates to drop Dec. 1
• Asheville-area church prepares Thanksgiving dinner for autistic class
• Home & Garden briefs: Asheville Garden Club offering holiday wreaths
• Removal to begin of contaminated soil at Barber’s Orchard in Haywood County, EPA says
• Asheville police seek dog owner in bite case
• EPA to begin removing contaminants at Barber's Orchard in Waynesville
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• Highlights from Asheville’s City Manager Development Forum
• Chimney at Chimney Rock State Park to close this winter
• Hazmat team testing "unknown substance" in Candler
• Police probe bigamy rumors in Zahra Baker case
• Mutilated body found in Mass. could be that of NC teenager
• Anger builds in case of Zahra Baker's death
• Horton named Dean of Allied Health & Public Service Education at A-B Tech
• Electromechanical manufacturer to bring 52 jobs to Shelby
• Public comment open on Progress Energy plant permit
• Funeral for Mills River soldier set for Monday
• MSNBC suspends host Joe Scarborough for GOP donations
• Jewish Family Services receives grants for Elder Day Club
• Body in 1 foreclosed Fla. home, death in another
• Rocket to launch from Kodiak Island complex
• Wesley Snipes ordered to surrender in tax case
• Cholera protests ebb in Haiti but anger remains
• Jennifer Garner to help open children's centers in W.Va.
• BP retires oil and gas leases near Glacier
• Soil and water recount over: Israel, Hubbard keep leads
• Republicans’ leadership taking shape for 2011 General Assembly
• 60s songbird Joan Baez falls from treehouse, hurt
• Sprinkler puts out Asheville apartment fire
• Asheville man arrested on cocaine charge
• Vandals hit Haw Creek Park in East Asheville
• Police probe Hendersonville bank robbery
• Five charged in Cherokee crime spree
• Attorney Max Cogburn Jr. pledges fairness during US Senate hearing
• AG Roy Cooper seeks more time to file petition in US Supreme Court against TVA
• Kay Hagan co-sponsored amendment eases small-farm rules in Senate bill
• Best Buy awards $5K to Henderson youth club
• Red Velvet Christmas to help disadvantaged families in Asheville
• Madison County animal hospital to hold rabies clinic in Leicester
• Benefits and fundraisers in Asheville area
• Protests and turmoil erupt in Haiti — Twitter-based coverage from Lorin Mallorie
• Shuler loses Minority Leader bid against Pelosi
• Watch live video coverage of the Asheville Holiday Parade
• Just found: The planet from another galaxy
• Marion woman wins $1 million
• Zahra Baker's parents skip court appearances
• Four in 10 say marriage becoming obsolete
• Cholera protesters attack cars in Haiti capital
• 2 accused of stealing Madagascar hissing cockroach, reptiles in Baltimore
• House GOP blocks bill to extend jobless benefits
• 'Barefoot Bandit', Colton Harris-Moore, pleads not guilty to charges
• Judge dissolves SD Hutterite colony
• No Alaska exploratory wells in 2011, company says
• Bristol Palin apologizes for Facebook rant
• Frontier Airlines switching up Florida service
• Dutch plan to stop tourists from buying pot
• Bank robbed in Hendersonville
• Dane Cook to make his Broadway debut next year
• Trace Adkins to host American Country Awards
• Avril Lavigne and rocker Whibley finalize divorce
• Bonnaroo tickets go on sale on Black Friday
• Free ride: Charleston, SC unveils free trolleys
• Cereal manufacturer to bring 80 jobs to Asheboro
• Woman dies in Smokies wreck
• Roanoke Rapids officer critical in I-95 shooting
• WNC: Mixin' it up in a cage: Asheville MMA fighter to brawl before hometown crowd
• Fairview woman charged with opium trafficking
• Arden teens charged with car break-in
• Wis. man accused of shooting TV over Palin dance
• Candidate drops protest of Madison vote count
• Asheville sidewalk cleanup Saturday
• Low-cost rabies clinic coming up Saturday in Candler
• Asheville-area military deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Mills River soldier killed in Afghanistan insurgent attack
• Temple gift shop expands hours for holiday shopping
• February Christian cruise being organized
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Benefit dinner, singing
• Western Carolina Rescue Ministries women's shelter gets upgrade
• NC legislators want to increase age for adult crimes
• Asheville robbery lands 4 in prison
• Whooping cough cases soar in Asheville area
• Lorin Mallorie in Haiti: Cholera riots in the north, panic in Commune Anse Rouge
• Transylvania County to hold hearing on whether to support 8,000-acre East Fork Headwaters purchase
• Asheville buses take detours around Nov. 20 parade; most downtown stops not serviced
• Elton John charms, thrills fans with Asheville show
• Feds: North Carolina Medicaid fraud led to Bentley, Hummer
• Meg Whitman settles for $5,500 with former housekeeper
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• Successful 2010 Bel Canto recital gives back
• Mass. man accused of giving child heroin
• FDA expected to ban alcoholic energy drinks
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats' leader
• People magazine says Ryan Reynolds is sexiest man
• Pink sings out: She's expecting a child
• Mills River soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Leon Russell, Elton John woo Asheville
• Council on Aging of Buncombe County gets grant from Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Wreck reported on Brevard Road near Asheville
• Hickory girl's dad denies role in death, dismemberment
• Asheville man charged with cocaine possession
• Wreck reported on Charlotte Highway in Fairview
• Yancey man gets two life terms for killing parents
• Asheville man arrested on SC fugitive warrant
• Police: Idaho woman impersonated plastic surgeon
• Asheville Kmart worker charged with stealing video game
• Celebrity DJ among 14 indicted in cocaine ring
• Buncombe County delays housing verdict, mulls incentive policy
• Turkey donations kick off food drive in Asheville
• Asheville's Tellabration celebrates art of storytelling
• Hendersonville health department offers flu vaccination clinic for children
• Asheville-area women firefighters win bronze medal
• Attend a citywide sidewalk cleanup
• Witnesses: Trucker involved in fatal Interstate 26 wreck had both hands off the steering wheel
• Asheville motorcycle shop suffers damages from space heater fire
• Asheville's MANNA FoodBank holds orientation, plus free canolli
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Holiday Lighting Ceremony at Biltmore Park
• Shepherd pup says, 'Adopt Misty for me'
• Low-cost rabies clinic coming up Saturday in Candler
• Christian coalition targets racism, hate crimes
• It takes a forest
• Sustainable for whom?
• Greening local public schools
• Follow that bottle
• Green(ish) Day
• Higher calling
• Practically green
• LIVE: Buncombe County Commissioners Nov. 16 meeting
• Local Matters: Living Green
• Progress Energy to pay for rooftop solar panels
• Panel: NC health plan's oversight should shift
• Los Angeles County bans plastic bags
• SWAT team in standoff with foreclosed homeowner
• Awaiting hearing, SC's Alvin Greene discusses 2012 bid
• Park Service proposes limits on Hatteras beach use
• 2 cruise ship companies cancel trips to St. Kitts
• Randy Quaid, wife, miss another court hearing
• US bishops elect NYC archbishop as leader in upset
• Brevard’s Bianca Wilkes wins national photo award
• Hollywood publicist shot dead in Beverly Hills
• Park Service proposes limits on Hatteras beach use
• Rep. Rangel found guilty in House ethics trial
• Medicare election period open through Dec. 31
• Fire damages Asheville business
• Traffic accident closes road near Canton
• Chilean miner Edison Pena sings with Newton-John in concert
• Henderson County Library to host 'GIS Day'
• 5-car wreck reported on I-240 in Asheville
• UK's Prince William engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Cops: Hendersonville man put DVD player in lamp box
• Christmas Child project in Asheville touches kids around the world
• Weaverville man charged with obstruction of justice
• Hickory girl's birthday comes amid grim revelations
• SC family finds dead squirrels, gets text messages
• Pilots among those dismayed at scanners, pat-downs
• Sharing Holiday Cheer: Howl for the Holidays
• "The Thanksgiving Spoon - a Family's Journey Through Time"
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Hendersonville
• Soaker expected in Asheville area
• Gingerbread house tradition returns to Asheville's Grove Park Inn
• There is help for those who suffer with sadness during the shorter, darker days
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: May the (work) force be with you?
• State officials warn NC restaurants about health inspector scam
• Earnings fall at Bank of Asheville parent
• Police looking for suspect in HomeTrust bank robbery
• NC man gets up to 40 years for murder of teen
• Buncombe County to recount soil and water supervisor race
• Flat Rock family of 5 poisoned by carbon monoxide
• NC man charged in deaths of mom, grandmother
• Asheville police investigate Biltmore Avenue wreck
• WNC Wellness review: Tai Chi for arthritis; local diabetes project gets national attention
• Asheville, Franklin schools win spirit awards in video contest
• Councilman calls cops on NY boys' cupcake sale
• Zahra Baker's biological mom back to Australia
• NC jury convicts teen of murdering school peer
• Police look for man who escaped from Pickens jail
• Asheville man charged with statutory rape; other Buncombe arrests
• Asheville police crack down on speeding
• UNC system spent $140K to find Ross as new leader
• Forrest Jarrett turns Buncombe, Madison history into legend
• Mexico hotel blast kills 5 Canadians, 2 Mexicans
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Proposed health care groups focus on lower cost, better care
• Tour showcases Asheville's Swannanoa River flood prevention projects
• Heath Shuler: I'll challenge Nancy Pelosi if she continues to run for minority leader
• Hot concerts sell out fast at Asheville venues
• It wasn't easy, say jurors in trial of Edwardo Wong Jr. for Trooper Blanton's death
• Pine Lane, Dogwood Road, Elaine Eden Drive in Asheville to temporarily lose water
• National Philanthropy Day set for Thursday
• Cooler, wetter week ahead for Asheville
• Volunteers needed for Asheville High debate tournament
• Fall’s last burst of color
• Mother of disabled girl crushed by news of death
• NC club loses alcohol license after shooting
• NC officer kills man who came at him with bat
• 2 women found dead in Fayetteville home
• 'Megamind' continues box office reign with $30M
• NATO: 5 service members killed in Afghanistan
• The Beat: Here comes Santa Claus
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• NC volunteers are blazing a trail
• Government sells spoils of Bernard Madoff's lavish life
• Hobbled Democrats, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Driver sought in California motorcycle crashes that killed 5
• Asheville retailers gear up for strong Christmas season
• Haywood Community Chorus concert today in Waynesville
• Ceramics artist Arnie Zimmerman speaks at UNC Asheville
• Clarinet, piano concert at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee
• Grateful Steps opens bookstore at new Asheville location
• 'Harry Potter' preview party Thursday in Asheville
• Nook vs. Book: Asheville event looks at future of reading
• Tom Chalmers revels in 'Glorious Tales of Gluttony' at Asheville Community's Theatre's 35below
• Rep. Heath Shuler in the spotlight this morning
• Wetter, colder weather on the way
• Thanksgiving's best foods
• Recent vehicle accidents shake Asheville area
• CDC report finds pit bulls, Rottweilers blamed in many fatal attacks
• East West Asheville's monthly market boosts new businesses in corridor
• AdvantageWest Economic Summit to be held Monday at Asheville's Diana Wortham Theatre
• Buncombe County Commissioners may push affordable housing through incentives for developers
• Graham County community fundraiser to help toddler who was attacked by pit bulls
• Asheville woman charged with credit card fraud
• Asheville residents warned: shovel walks or get fined
• WCU's Fine Art Museum kicks off November with Family Day
• Grace Lutheran honors 4 pastors for 215 years of ministry
• Fairview man charged with stealing gun
• Hendersonville High football players arrested
• Asheville's RiverLink dedicates labyrinth today
• Bank of Asheville sues its ex-CEO
• Tougher charges sought in Asheville-area slaying
• Wreck blocks traffic on I-26
• Several cars involved in I-40 wreck
• Hendersonville High football players arrested
• NC gov wants alcoholic energy drinks off shelves
• Western Carolina Rescue Ministries gives coats to the needy Nov. 13 in Asheville
• Police think they've found remains of missing NC girl
• Ky. man says he was forced to eat beard
• Asheville holds events for Homelessness and Hunger Awareness week Nov. 14-20
• Polish classical composer Gorecki dies at 76
• Wilkes County insurance agent charged with insurance fraud
• Eat at Sadie's in Asheville to benefit pet rescue; attend pet adopt-a-thon weekend at two PetSmart locations
• SC AG: Tentative accord in Carolinas water case
• Mountaintop Removal Roadshow comes to AB Tech Nov. 17
• NY state prepares for end of jobless benefits
• Kanye West cancels upcoming 'Today' performance
• Big Christmas tree hoisted at Rockefeller Center
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• Panel approves tuition increase for UNC-Greensboro
• Eye doctor license restored for ex-NC speaker Jim Black
• Jack Russell trees mountain lion in South Dakota
• Candler man is charged in fatal stabbing
• Graham County unites to aid mauled toddler
• Museum Film Screening: Contemporary Stories from America's National Parks
• Asheville police arrest 'fake' plumber
• Wildlife conservation officer shot and killed
• FBI asked to profile killer of Oklahoma girls
• Cruise passengers endured stench, cold food
• Fla. man charged with killing girl from personal ad
• Former baseball coach found guilty of 9 sex counts
• Cops to discuss evidence in missing NC girl's case
• NC man charged with murder for wreck death
• Asheville's warm spell runs through weekend, then cold returns
• Asheville police officer fired over images on computer
• Free admission to all national parks, Carl Sandburg Home on Veteran's Day
• Deficit targets: Social Security, mortgage breaks
• Foes question choice of 'Survivor's' Chase Rice
• Ashvegas: Hank Williams Jr. launches 'Popcorn Sutton's Tennessee White Wiskey'
• UNC Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp faced with tough budget choices
• Campus police step up patrols after 5 sex assaults
• Asheville Downtown residents, merchants give more police patrols a thumbs up
• Experts fear copycat suicides after bullying cases
• Asheville students hear firsthand accounts of Holocaust
• Foster and adoption event will be on Saturday
• 'Boom' precedes house fire: Swannanoa family escapes unharmed
• GetEQUAL holds Veterans Day rally to repeal “don’t ask don’t tell”
• Asheville basks in balmy weather
• Lorin Mallorie in Haiti: Hurricane Tomas, voodoo and cholera
• 2 Haywood County World War II heroes among few to get Medal of Honor
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Veterans Day events, opportunities for veterans in, around Asheville
• Former congressman Condit working on book about Levy murder case, son says
• Veterans Day closings in Asheville area
• Transylvania County to hold public hearing on Taylor land
• Beaverdam display honors the community's war veterans
• Powerless cruise ship nearing San Diego harbor
• Amazon no longer selling guide for pedophiles
• City of Asheville parking is not free today
• Facebook to build data center in Forest City
• New evidence found in case of missing NC girl
• Autopsy query stalled in burned car slaying
• Revenue Secretary: North Carolina tax return backlog will be eliminated by Christmas
• Elizabeth Smart tells court about day of rescue
• IRS: Winterize your home; make energy-saving improvements for tax credits
• BASF/American Enka property plan clears hurdle for new development
• A sidewalk tale: Volunteers set clean-up efforts
• Health dept. announces proposed new warnings, advertising for cigarette packs
• Hendersonville police offer few details on business burglaries
• Police: Asheville man breaks into church
• Teenagers and timeclocks: Holiday work and other jobs require kids to find balance among work, school, family
• San Francisco bans toys in some fast-food kids meals
• Western Carolina University plans open house for prospects
• Citizen-Talk chat archives
• Cancer top killer in NC, but heart disease still more fatal in Asheville area
• And the winners are…
• More beautiful fall weather in Asheville
• Mountain Mobility converts to alternative fuel
• Spam and a slow tow for thousands on cruise ship
• Police say NC sheriff runs red light, crashes
• Asheville Citizen-Times to host live chat at 10 a.m.
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg plans to close 10 schools
• Bus fares waived for all veterans Nov. 11
• I-40 lane in Asheville closed again
• Despite snub from Marc Basnight, Sen. Martin Nesbitt still eyes NC Senate Minority leadership
• Brixx Pizza in Asheville reopens today
• Many Asheville-area residents decry Edwardo Wong sentence
• Police: Uniontown, Pa. man lights joint to celebrate child's birth
• Book defending pedophilia for sale on Amazon
• Buncombe man faces drug, weapons charges
• Jury spares Edwardo Wong from execution in Trooper Blanton trial
• Arnold Schwarzenegger to Jay Leno: Smoke pot? Who cares?
• Asheville's MacDowell among notable women at NC governor's event
• Charges likely in case of boy mauled by pit bulls
• Transylvania wreck claims life of Pisgah Forest man
• Asheville City Schools staff, parents support student uniforms
• Sponsor a child this Christmas through Eliada Homes
• Cat recovering from deep fryer burns
• Bridge repair forces I-40 lane closure in Asheville
• Pavel Wlosok Trio performs at Western Carolina University
• Bush recounts Katrina, WMD mistakes on Oprah
• Asheville police investigate wreck on Hendersonville Road
• Asheville business to collect electronics for recycling Nov. 15
• Third annual Santa Paws slated for Dec. 3-4
• Santa visits Hands On! children's gallery on Veterans Day
• Asheville Downtown Association and Asheville Police substation to hold joint open house
• Panel on international careers at UNC Asheville
• Construction to affect boating access at Lake James State Park near Marion
• Symphony, Health Adventure team up for Asheville event
• West Asheville water line project starts
• Overactive bladder does not have to be a normal part of aging
• Charlotte-area pastor convicted of stalking abortion providers with Wild West-style 'Wanted' posters
• Cancer eclipses heart disease as NC's top killer
• Video: Courtroom footage of Edwardo Wong Jr.'s sentencing
• Cancer eclipses heart disease as NC's top killer
• Ashvegas: Glamour mag names Warren Wilson grad one of its Women of the Year
• Edwardo Wong Jr.'s mother Cindy Swan releases statement after son's sentencing
• Parkers Karat Patch holds toy drive
• WWC rower Katie Spotz earns “Woman of the Year” from Glamour magazine
• Large women gaining acceptance
• Asheville Aerial Arts holds open auditions
• Just say “nay-borhood”
• Poll: Dems, GOP divided on how to move forward
• $3.2M in AmeriCorps grants available to NC nonprofits, gov't agencies
• The writing on The Wall
• SC deputies charge NC woman for burning corpse
• McDowell man gets death penalty in 2 killings
• Buncombe bucks the trend
• Fires to be set in Smokies to keep fields open
• Former Greenville, SC teacher gets probation in sex abuse case
• On the town
• Cruise ship adrift off San Diego after fire
• Flying squirrels using platforms to cross Cherohala Skyway near Robbinsville
• Council continues ban on cell towers in neighborhoods
• Interstate 240 bridge work in West Asheville delayed
• FBI: 69 children, 99 pimps found in national bust
• Robbinsville toddler critical after dog mauling
• Storm brings mix of rain and snow to New England
• Explosives to be used to take down hemlocks
• RiverLink to open community labyrinth in Asheville
• US Forest Service increases efforts to save hemlocks in Asheville area
• Amanda Knox indicted on slander charges
• Bears are no-shows, munching deep in woods of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Housing bust still felt in Myrtle Beach
• NJ teen may have record striped bass catch
• Police investigate West Asheville shooting
• Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow working on memoir
• Testimony: Elizabeth Smart says she awoke to knife on neck
• Man wanted in NYC death arrested at Bobcats game
• Edwardo Wong gets life in prison after jury impasse
• Smoking chimp rescued in Lebanon, sent to Brazil
• NC DOT holds training sessions to prepare for snow
• Small earthquake rattles southeast Mo.
• U.S.'s No. 1 egg seller recalls eggs after salmonella found
• Asheville man charged with failure to complete work; other Buncombe County arrests
• Texas town hit with minor quake, no injuries
• Asheville rally celebrates local support for LGBT rights
• Last major cattle drive through Kansas Flint Hills
• Amazon buys Diapers.com, Soap.com
• Explosives to knock over dead hemlocks in Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest
• Jurors offer their reaction to Edwardo Wong trial
• Charges likely in case of boy mauled by pit bulls
• Family of fallen local soldier honored at flag ceremony
• Asheville Citizen-Times hosts Wong trial live chat Wednesday
• WNC Wellness review: Pardee CEO resigns; YMCA lands anti-obesity grant; AIDS walk draws crowd
• McDowell man gets the death penalty
• Scenes from the Rally for Equality
• Asheville City Council preview: Zoning and updates
• I-40 lane closed in Asheville
• NCDOT to hold meeting about West Asheville bridge detours
• South Carolina high court overturns downtown Greenville street preacher conviction
• Asheville area books, event honored
• SC man dies in I-26 accident in Polk County
• Shelton House, quilt make perfect match
• Low voter turnout in Asheville and Western North Carolina a mystery
• Developer pulls out of plans for Asheville's Broadway development
• John Boyle: Buncombe County's GOP leader Chad Nesbitt is charging ahead to 2012
• Heath Shuler weighs decision on opposing Nancy Pelosi as party leader
• Asheville school board to hear more about school uniforms
• Asheville's AIDS Awareness Walk attracts diverse crowd
• Asheville-area college students, faculty earn honors, awards
• Asheville area biotech companies get grants
• Stephen DerMargosian helps Asheville's bullied LGBTQ youths
• Celebrated storytellers perform at UNC Asheville
• Billy Graham turns 92
• Bullying of gays fires up Broadway
• The Beat: House minority leader Heath Shuler?
• Black Mountain author published book for dementia caregivers
• AirTran flight makes emergency landing in Tenn.
• Math meets poetry in Oulipo conference at UNC Asheville
• Robbinsville toddler critical after dog attack
• Asheville's Spellbound bookstore hosts children's reading
• Dads, Moms needed: Buncombe County foster/adopt event is Saturday
• Joy Neaves headlines Writers at Home reading at UNC Asheville
• Sugar Mountain, Cataloochee ski areas open for season
• “Rally for Equality” in downtown Nov. 7
• Crash kills one in Polk County
• Asheville man sentenced to 17 years for murder
• Asheville United Way still short of fundraising goal
• Asheville rallies to support victims of racial incidents
• Man dies one week after Asheville bus accident
• Trucker in Asheville-area I-26 fatal wreck accused of falsehoods
• For Michaela Blanton, an anxious wait
• High mountains near Asheville get snow, more possible
• Henderson board to consider zoning changes for Etowah, Horse Shoe
• Asheville GreenWorks honors Barton, Burton Street Community
• State commission votes to partner on Western North Carolina land conservation
• NC organic bread flour project moves one step closer to fruition
• Clingmans Dome Road, US 441 in Great Smoky Mountains National Park closed due to snow, ice
• Fletcher Police Chief Tim Christol leaving to accept position in Tennessee
• From Wong trial: Interview with Michaela Blanton
• Recalls this week: Male enhancement pills, infant seats, tuna
• Film on Biltmore's Olmsted premieres in Asheville
• Go back to school: Asheville area colleges offer entertainment, exhibits, more
• Daily Leaf Peep: Foothill games is Hendersonville
• Asheville area benefits and fundraisers
• Buncombe County to accept electronic waste at East Asheville Wal-Mart
• Asheville woman dies in car accident
• Asheville summit stresses importance of after-school programs
• Asheville area to get early taste of winter
• Edwardo Wong jury progressing in Trooper David Shawn Blanton trial, judge claims
• Changes to Asheville parking meter policy take effect Nov. 12
• Premier Mountain Properties holds coat drive
• Druid Drive, Bittersweet Lane in Asheville to temporarily lose water Nov. 8-10
• McDowell's Mitch Gillespie eyes Speaker of NC House job
• Traffic stacks up as new NC outlet mall opens
• Watch time-lapse video of workers decorating Biltmore Estate's Christmas tree
• Jury deliberations continue in the fate of Edwardo Wong, who was convicted in Trooper Blanton's death
• NC workplace injury, illness rates drop for third consecutive year
• Returns give Jim Davis NC Senate win against John Snow, but recount possible
• Man takes ambulance to polls, votes on stretcher
• Economy may doom former Rep. Charles Taylor's land set aside for conservation
• Buncombe County to accept electronic waste at East Asheville Wal-Mart
• Christmas tree rises at Biltmore Estate in Asheville
• Big Mexican drug ring hit by Atlanta-area busts
• Yancey County Meals on Wheels needs volunteers
• Amerix to repay $4.5M for claiming nonprofit status; NC to get nearly $170K
• Daily Leaf Peep: Shelton House in Waynesville
• State commission votes to partner on conservation of Taylor land in Brevard
• Asheville man survives plunge from Interstate 240 bridge
• Asheville Fire Department reminds citizens to change clock, smoke alarm batteries
• NC to receive $36M for biomedical research, jobs
• Shuler says he'll challenge Pelosi for minority leadership
• Burke County HR director takes Asheville job
• Fatter than flak: Northern Ireland lawmakers deemed too fat for Afghanistan trip
• Parts of Asheville area under winter storm warning
• Railroad crossings improved in McDowell and Mitchell counties
• Asheville Humane Society celebrates 25 years with $25 adoptions
• Michael Muller’s leaving Xpress
• Red tide? Conservatives see signs of hope in local election results
• Protest & resignations follow Hendersonville group’s threat to defund Baptist newspaper
• Bridge work put off a week in Smokies
• Haywood Board of Commissioners to hold Nov. 5 Work Session
• Zoo Atlanta giant panda gives birth to 3rd cub
• Asheville's Evergreen school marimba band releases new CD
• Wong's life, or death, now in the jury's hands in Trooper Blanton murder trial
• Daily Leaf Peep: Photographer Rob Amberg talks about 'mountaineers' in Waynesville
• Conservation of Brevard land owned by former Rep. Charles Taylor could be in jeopardy
• Boom Chix bring 'Big Bang' to Asheville's Bebe Theatre
• Mitchell Senior Center needs substitute volunteers
• Hit comedy 'Menopause: The Musical' makes Asheville debut
• Yancey County offers dog park to pet owners
• Buncombe voter turnout hits new low, at 45%
• Maya Angelou to speak in Cherokee
• Haiti wants major camp evacuated ahead of storm
• Outlaws biker gang member William Davey of Asheville acquitted on 4 charges
• Rain likely in Asheville, snow possible later this week
• Election results: Buncombe defies national, state trends
• Asheville-area's Hise knocks out Queen in state Senate race
• Buncombe stays blue
• Baldwin newest member of Buncombe school board
• Flag-burning protest goes awry in Brevard
• Kelley Dickens has been named the new human resources director for the City of Asheville
• Buncombe Democrats keep 2 of 3 House seats
• Jury finds McDowell man guilty of three murders
• Police: Bone tested for link to missing NC girl
• Democrats cruise to Asheville-area law enforcement victories
• Cherokee man charged in stabbing death
• Asheville-Pisgah Christian School begins fruit sales
• Burr tops Marshall to keep US Senate seat
• The Water Lily hosts coat drive
• GOP regains control of NC General Assembly
• Woman found safe near Blue Ridge Parkway
• Asheville athletes win at Senior Games state finals
• Pardee CEO announces resignation in Hendersonville
• Sign up for breaking news Asheville Citizen-Times text alerts
• Buncombe County rejects Arden lot rezoning
• Election Day Open Thread: Your Predictions
• Police: Asheville man arrested on drug charges
• Amazon to N.C. revenuers: Don’t ask, won’t tell
• Enka teacher accused of improper relationship
• But what’s the policy?
• A winter blast in Western North Carolina forecast
• Softening the blow
• Buncombe County commissioners to hear Arden rezoning issue
• Cherokee man charged in Oct. 22 stabbing
• Election Day 411 for Asheville, Western North Carolina voters
• Gastonia woman charged with killing boyfriend
• John Snow decries GOP mailer
• Fire reported at McDonald's in Asheville
• Hundreds line up for heating assistance in Asheville
• Killington, Sunday River ski areas are open
• Prosecutors make final call for death penalty in Edwardo Wong trial
• Randy Quaid and wife due back in California court
• Get the facts on family planning to avoid unintended pregnancies
• Justin Bieber says he won't wear his namesake nail polish
• Asheville AIDS Walk to raise money, awareness
• Haywood Community College offers Hunter Safety courses
• Beleaguered Haiti braces for possible hurricane
• No major problems reported at Buncombe polling places
• Ex-Rep. won't talk about relationship with Levy
• Kanye West among performers in Macy's Parade
• UNC Asheville open house set for Saturday
• Report: Person burns flag at Transylvania Courthouse
• Missing woman found near Blue Ridge Parkway
• Jury finds McDowell man guilty of murdering 3
• King City, NC Council approves Christian flag display at veteran's memorial
• Buncombe County Commissioners meeting: Election Day edition
• Pardee Hospital CEO resigns
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• Follow the money
• Asheville Mayor Bellamy to speak at state summit for after-school programs
• WNC’s largest rooftop solar array goes online
• Asheville-area voters head to polls Tuesday
• Wong defense goal: Create doubt about death sentence
• Morgan Freeman denies doing ad for GOP candidate B.J. Lawson
• Blue Ridge Parkway closure near Mount Pisgah starts today
• Franklin woman wins nearly $200,000 in N.C. Education Lottery
• Mysterious billboards, weeds and faded tiles - Answer Man at work
• West Union, SC woman dies after tractor flips on her
• Energy bills expected to be lower among Asheville-area residents this winter
• Cataloochee Campground in Great Smoky Mountains National Park to require reservations
• Asheville's Moogfest a perfect meld of sound, surroundings
• Pepsi will expand Winston-Salem call center
• Regularly diving for dinner in Dumpsters
• Vt. man stabbed on Halloween by person in gorilla suit
• Stewart-Colbert 'Restore' rally not just politics
• Ohio teen finds 3 bodies, thought it was Halloween prank
• Asheville-area United Way campaign struggling
• Trooper has minor injuries after wreck near Asheville
• Cloudy skies expected for voters at Asheville polls Tuesday
• Search on for missing woman near Blue Ridge Parkway in northwest N.C.
• Georgia man arrested on LSD charges at Asheville Civic Center
• US Airways Asheville-LaGuardia flights begin today
• Tennessee man faces drug charges after arrest in downtown Asheville
• George W. Bush to kick off book fair in Miami
• Asheville rally urges everyone to exercise right to vote
• Beyonce has Thanksgiving special on ABC
• NC man arrested for wearing a mask on Halloween
• Western Carolina University trustees name committee, hire firm to guide chancellor search
• NC man pursues world record for kidney tumor
• Show me the money: fundraising totals for local House & Senate races
• U.S. 19-23 ramp closed near downtown Asheville
• WNC Wellness review: flu remedies from many modalities; federal dollars for local medical-herb study
• Buncombe County's Republicans making voting gains
• Asheville kids cast ballot
• The horns, drums and flags are out for John L. Perko Classic Marching Band Competition
• The Beat: Fighting for our votes
• For us, this was a wedding for the ages
• Tomas heads into Carib after whipping east isles
• Children's book review: 'Moon Dreams' mixes familiarity with fancy
• 950,000 voters have already cast ballots in NC
• Cindy Weeks, of Asheville's MHO, turns dreams into affordable homes
• Pontiac, maker of muscle cars, ends after 84 years
• Genesis Alliance successful in fundraising efforts
• Leaf peep: Check out foliage during Quilt Trails Road Rally
• Sunburst community offered happy times
• Asheville airport terminal gets makeover
• A Halloween treat in the sky: Northern lights made a rare NC appearance
• In Asheville, cinemas competition is stiff
• Buncombe and Asheville property transfers
• Faith, fellowship helps with breast cancer journey
• Hey Asheville: Send in your Halloween photos
• Jeff Miller, Heath Shuler spar over fair tax
• Multiple agencies respond to Blue Ridge Parkway brush fire
• Asheville Citizen-Times nets SNPA awards
• Democrats to rally in Asheville on Sunday
• Recap of Asheville, Buncombe County and Western North Carolina election races
• Moogfest treating music fans, packing downtown Asheville clubs and restaurants
• Sheriff: Van Duncan
• Smokies park begins to close seasonal facilities
• Satirical @chadnesbitt: I will no longer Tweet
• NC 116: Tim Moffitt
• Asheville-area I-26/Long Shoals interchange changes help motorists
• Two and a half days left to vote early
• Hogsed says he brings a working man's perspective
• The Big Crafty Holiday Show Returns!
• Love in the Time of Cholera: Amber Munger’s call for proactive help
• DA: Ron Moore
• Asheville police say man drives into Fat Cat's crowd, injures 1
• GOP video shows alleged violations of election buffer law at early voting site
• DA: Bridgette Odom
• Asheville-area candidates discuss health care at forum
• Candidate forum tonight on health-care issues, 6:30 p.m.
• NC 48: Tom Apodaca
• Judge: Jury can consider cruelty of Blanton's killing in sentencing
• Ch-ch-changes! at Mountain Xpress
• Sheriff: Dickie Green
• Asheville-area bridge preserves Hewitt memory
• Google announces first community where it will build an ultra-high speed fiber net: Stanford
• NC 49: RL Clark
• DA race: Odom touts knowledge
• Buncombe Dems have raised more than double that of GOP in 2010
• NC 114: John Carroll
• DA race: Moore likes to help kids
• U.S. 11: Jeff Miller
• Grants available for NC farmland preservation
• NC 116: Jane Whilden
• NCDOT seeks feedback on project priority process
• NC 115: Mark Crawford
• Moogfest transforms downtown Asheville
• Early voting ends, Buncombe County turnout: More than 30,000
• The Beat: Mind your (former) p’s and tweets
• Shary strengthens to Category 1 hurricane
• NC burglars leave notes in home thanking for loot
• Commissioners allocate lottery funds to help pay teacher salaries
• Sex for ticket dismissal lands officer in prison
• Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation awards grants to Asheville nonprofits, Mission Hospital, Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
• Clear the sidewalks, and get sustainable: Asheville City Council’s Oct. 26 meeting
• 2 wildfires prompt evacuations in Boulder, Colo.
• Unemployment declines in many NC counties, but so does labor market participation
• Amazon to N.C. revenuers: Don’t ask, won’t tell
• NC 115: Patsy Keever
• Parts of Asheville to lose water Nov. 1-4
• Shuler & Miller debate on Matt Mittan’s “Take a Stand!”
• Exciting Features at the Asheville Art Museum’s Annual Holiday Shopping Extravaganza!
• 1 year after massive rock slide, all I-40 lanes are now open
• Freeze warning in effect tonight for Asheville area
• Raleigh, NC police shoot, wound unarmed woman
• Daily Leaf Peep: Howl-O-Ween at Asheville's WNC Nature Center
• Stimulus funds boost Asheville bike lanes, sidewalks
• Asheville ticket sales strong for Moogfest, Avett Brothers
• Nesbitt tries to use power to make a difference
• Clark says less government is more
• President Obama trumpets Wall Street overhaul in weekly address
• Some 40,650 cribs recalled for safety risks
• Friend: Waves turned red with blood after Los Angeles shark attack
• Flu shot clinic at Biltmore Square Mall in Asheville starts today
• Files: Iraqi deaths higher than US count
• Mother gets 80-year minimum for attempted murder
• Gone from NPR, Juan Williams begins bigger role on Fox
• Asheville man arrested on fugitive warrant
• New Asheville Rotary club to host meet and greet
• Daily Leaf Peep: Ghosts, Goblets and Colorfest at Shelton House in Waynesville
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in WTC donation box
• Gov. Perdue says feds investigating her campaign
• What’s Fresh at Farmers Markets
• GOP’s Eric Cantor joins Jeff Miller for Republican ‘Get Out The Vote’ rally
• President Clinton coming to Asheville on Thursday
• GOP Whip Eric Cantor coming to WNC tomorrow to stump for Jeff Miller
• WNC Wellness review: Mission to purchase MAHEC building; Pardee-sale talks concern officials
• Early voting continues through Oct. 30
• Asheville’s Mission Manna team is in Haiti this week
• The Beat: Falling leaves and masquerades in the meadow
• Pack Library will reopen Monday, Oct. 18
• Democrats stage downtown rally & march urging early voting
• Downtown Asheville gets even more sandwiches
• Asheville City Council stops Royal Pines annexation
• Asheville bookstore to close over parking flap
• Mars Hill College instructor brings Batman author Denny O'Neil to town
• NC House District 116 candidate Tim Moffit aims to boost small businesses
• Donnie Darko Screening at Asheville Art Museum
• Asheville City Council narrowly approves measure to encourage affordable and green housing
• SunTrust 'Meet The Artists' Sunday at the Asheville Art Museum!
• Lawyers finish closing arguments in trial of Edwardo Wong, who is accused of killing Trooper Blanton; verdict could come today
• Asheville man fights with police during arrest
• Show your colors
• Hip Hop: The Hop opens second location in West Asheville
• Behind the scenes video preview: Shuler, Miller to discuss positions live tonight on WLOS
• (Really) early voting begins today
• Buncombe, Henderson youth league teams dispute 'brawl' claims
• Early voting becoming more common in Asheville-area
• Restoring history: Old Long Ridge school to become community center
• Marshall jogger finds stolen truck, ATM in woods
• Asheville crash claims life of Bakersville man
• Hey Asheville, send in your bear photos
• Investigators ID body found in car as missing Andrews woman
• Sitel celebrates company's job addition at Asheville location
• Cops to serve doughnuts at Asheville resource center opening
• Asheville leaf lookers: Send in your photos
• Asheville's Safe Haven closes doors as planned
• Asheville MoveOn rally takes aim at corporate political donations
• Cooler weather in Asheville area may boost fall leaf colors
• Steve Miller, Gregg Allman among Christmas Jam headliners in Asheville
• Jury told about Edwardo Wong's 'choices' in closing arguments
• Sierra Club Executive Director teams up with local climate scientist for talk at UNCA Oct. 21
• Comedian Bill Cosby coming to Asheville Civic Center in January
• Cantor to stump for Miller; Shuler leads in poll
• Asheville-area college news and events
• Asheville wins award for Sustainability Management Plan
• Daily Leaf Peep: Maggie Valley crafts and concerts
• Police search wooded lot for girl presumed dead
• MedWest CEO: Haywood Regional Medical Center now stronger
• Bakersville man dead in Asheville car wreck
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• Mich. dog survives botched euthanasia attempt
• Asheville City Council halts plan to annex Royal Pines
• Friends: Missing girl's stepmother was angry
• Stepmother of missing NC girl due in court
• Forest Service in Asheville unveils new research and training center
• Man charged in death of former Spartanburg County sheriff
• Asheville VA gives out free flu shots for veterans
• The power of pink and positivity: Leicester woman stays upbeat, hopeful through 5 cancer battles
• Tune in to Twitter for live coverage of tonight’s League of Women Voters Forum
• Tour probes the paranormal at old jail site in Asheville
• Colder temps ahead for WNC
• Inmate: Edwardo Wong says he wishes he'd escaped
• NC Dept. of Ag issues advisory after finding metal in lollipops from S. America
• MoveOn Asheville: Corporate spending in NC Senate election is out of control
• Doubt cast on accounts of missing disabled NC girl
• Missing NC girl investigation now a homicide case
• Campaign calendar UPDATE
• Fla. man dies while setting up SC State Fair rides
• 12-year-old Deerfield Beach, Fla., boy critical after being shot in head
• Slip-sliding away
• Western Carolina University, Brazilian firm partner on turbines
• School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line
• Casing the joint
• Sebeka, Minn. police chief's ammo found in kids' fort
• Star of Buncombe
• Rifle, helmet stolen from NC veteran's monument
• Bill Cosby scheduled to appear in Asheville at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
• The candidates speak (and we tweet): The League of Women Voters Forum
• Relative: Missing NC girl had 'terrible' home life
• Asheville man arrested on charges of giving drugs to a minor
• Asheville City Council tables annexation policy
• Asheville conservationist Stephen E. Hendricks receives national award
• Truth & Salvage Co. shoot music video in Asheville
• Wal-Mart unveils early holiday toy discounts
• Brandon, Fla. couple buys real human skeleton at yard sale
• John Bardo presided over Western Carolina University growth spurt
• Federal judge orders military to stop enforcing 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Fla. baby lines up the numbers: born at 10:10 on 10-10-10
• Asheville bus driver had past DWIs
• NRA endorses Shuler
• Asheville City Council to hold hearings on planned annexations
• Census: Fast-growing US areas show big income drop
• Parts of Asheville to temporarily lose water Oct. 13
• Read the wayfinding sign contract
• Daily Leaf Peep: Leaf Lookers Gemboree in Franklin
• YWCA after-school kids learn to dig their veggies
• The new Holy Grail for preventing breast cancer lies in diet
• LIVE AT 5: Annexations and more: Asheville City Council’s Tues. Oct. 12 meeting
• Asheville man arrested on assault, drug charges
• AIA Asheville To Host "Mayberry Modernism"
• New Asheville business licenses for September 2010
• Two WNC journalists launch hyperlocal website,Tuckasegee Reader, serving Cashiers/Nantahala
• N.C. House District 115 candidate Mark Crawford: State government needs to get out of the way
• WNC Wellness review: Do more with less, says Mission CEO; Project Access wins grant
• N.C. House District 115 candidate Patsy Keever: State can help in the jobs hunt
• Western Carolina University Chancellor Bardo to step down in 2011
• Daily Leaf Peep: Hike to Alexander ruins in Swannanoa
• End of I-40 work in Haywood County pushed back again
• Amber Alert: 10-year-old Hickory girl missing, stepmom arrested
• Video: Asheville Zombie Walk 2010
• Aquarium is new home to 3 exotic lobsters
• Suspension of Western Carolina University student newspaper in wake of plagiarism allegations seen as extreme
• Weather: Bright start to the Asheville-area work week
• The League of Women Voters in Asheville and NC Center for Creative Retirement to host candidate forum
• Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College to take over campus child care center
• Service for Asheville Interstate 240 crash victim celebrates a life, ministry cut short
• If you can fry it, you can try it at North Carolina State Fair
• Cancer changes life for singer Gaye Johnson
• One lane of I-40 Eastbound open after accident in McDowell County
• Expansion is the flavor of the day for Asheville ice-cream businesses
• Faces of the ribbon
• Art provides ways for diverse Hispanic artists in Asheville area to access cultures, express heritage
• Edwardo Wong trial: Video highlights of Michaela Blanton, ex-inmate's testimony
• Asheville bus driver arrested on DUI charge
• Body of missing Cherokee County woman believed found
• John Boyle: Is Asheville house 'art' or just a mess?
• Natural products find a footing in Asheville area
• Child abuse report rate high in Asheville area
• Love of justice: The Rev. Aubra Love has been building bridges her entire life
• NC health dept. receives grant for outreach to young mothers
• Asheville poetry contest offers $1,000 first prize
• Photographer-poet Augustus "Gus" Napier unveils book and exhibit in Asheville
• Duncan, Shuler, WNC sheriffs tout anti-child pornography efforts
• 'Craft-In' book, featuring Asheville artists, center of Saturday event
• Getting high: Hiking the Black Mountain Crest Trail
• SCC's Milestone magazine accepting art submissions
• Asheville man arrested on pot charges
• Shadow of bear in Jackson County
• Fletcher man charged with Walmart thefts
• High school band contest at WCU
• Hickory police issue Amber Alert for missing girl
• Mars Hill College Founders Week honors diversity
• Asheville police charge driver in fatal Sept. 11 car crash
• Ron Rash reads, signs books Tuesday at Western Carolina University
• Democrats rally, raise cash at Vance-Aycock dinner in Asheville's Grove Park Inn
• No Social Security COLA expected for 2011
• Buncombe County schools continue on interim budget
• Obama to rally thousands of voters in Philadelphia
• League of Women Voters and North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement to hold candidate forum at UNC Asheville
• At Asheville's 'Fall Into Hope: An Autumn Festival,' money raised for ovarian cancer
• Daily Leaf Peep: Kirkin' o' the Tartan in Brevard
• Asheville-area Blue Ridge Community Health Services gets $5 million
• Asheville-area chefs help March of Dimes
• Jury hears from Wong in videotaped interview
• Gov. Bev Perdue visits Asheville, pushes for education upgrades
• 10-10-10 is the magic number in Asheville, everywhere
• Oom-pah!
• Judge tells NC school to take pierced girl
• Indictment: Michael Hamilton of Richlands, NC faked Vietnam claims, took $30k
• Prosecution witness says Edwardo Wong has no brain injury at Trooper David Shawn Blanton murder trial
• Asheville area steps out to fight breast cancer
• Asheville community helping with school needs
• Oral rabies vaccines dropped in WNC
• Asheville Police Chief Bill Hogan sorry Bible was read at employee meeting
• Olmsted documentary to premiere in Asheville November 9
• Candler family escapes burning home
• Henderson County deputy, paramedic arrested
• Asheville basketball, tennis courts, hockey rink to temporarily close
• Burr, Marshall square-off on UNC-TV Oct. 11
• Dozens of benefits set for Asheville, surrounding areas
• Over 700 turn out to hear Bill McKibben speak at Warren Wilson
• Daily Leaf Peep: Craftmen's Fair in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
• Asheville’s Stephen Hendrick receives Aldo Leopold Stewardship Award
• Left click: North Carolina broadband expansion project begins
• Blue Ridge Community Health Center in Hendersonville gets $5 million grant
• Gala to aid Asheville area March of Dimes
• Jury hears from Edwardo Wong in videotaped interview in Trooper Blanton murder trial
• NC ends 'gateway' school test rule
• Gospel singer Albertina Walker dies at age 81
• Bank of America halts foreclosures in 50 states
• Band of America halts foreclosures in 50 states
• Get ready for Amazing Race 3K Obstacle Course
• Kensal, ND, man accused of taking, castrating dog
• Full Moon Farm benefit at White Horse Black Mountain
• A fall ramble: Sam’s Knob
• ClimbMax to host Climb-a-thon to fight AIDS in Africa
• Food news to go: area restaurant news in small bites.
• Former Florida deputy who shot Edwardo Wong describes incident
• Western North Carolina prisons get new director
• Former Franklin High student, athlete killed in single-vehicle accident
• GM recalling 4,000 Cadillacs over power steering
• Asheville woman steals pistol, cash during burglary
• New Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce head Kit Cramer wants to diversify economic base beyond tourism
• 3 charter schools suing Asheville City system
• Report: Lou Dobbs hired illegal labor at his homes
• Police charge Asheville woman with identity theft
• Search on for tourist reported shot on border lake
• Breast cancer treatment varies from woman to woman
• NYC transit agency board votes to increase fares
• Daily Leaf Peep: Hike the Blue Ridge Parkway
• Missing boys and father found in Montana
• 'Do's and don'ts' when caring for loved ones with breast cancer
• NJ gov. scraps long-planned NJ-NY rail tunnel
• Laughter, hot dogs help owner of Cats and Dawgs combat breast cancer
• Alternative and complementary therapies abound for breast cancer patients
• Men speak on caring for loved ones with breast cancer
• Breast cancer: the best way to treat it is with early detection, imaging and breast evaluation
• RFK-owned Emancipation Proclamation up for auction
• The art of survival: Asheville-area artists address breast cancer in work -- or by working
• Erica Battle of Candler: Support of friends, family key to healing
• Record low tied, but mercury rising in Asheville
• Sign up for the Burnsville Town Square Scamper 5K
• Andie MacDowell at Paint the Town Pink
• NYC's Naked Cowboy suits up for presidential run
• Brad Johnson, Heath Shuler to face off in charity football game
• Yellowstone fire not expected to grow for now
• Trio wins Nobel for developing key chemistry tool
• Canton livestock market to get $150,000 boost
• Fired CNN host Sanchez apologizes to Jon Stewart
• American Airlines recalling 800 employees
• Jeff Miller, Heath Shuler to debate on Asheville TV station
• ACLU sues NC school over student's nose piercing
• Buncombe commissioners enact tougher steep-slope development rules
• Former Franklin High athlete, killed in accident, to be honored
• Buncombe County commissioners approve steep slope regulation changes
• NC House member's e-mail with gay slur draws ire
• Friends: Asheville woman killed in Interstate 240 crash would forgive driver
• Neo Burrito to open in Asheville's Biltmore Park Town Square
• Ronald Paulus, CEO of Mission Hospitals in Asheville: System will do more with less
• Wong made $12k a month selling drugs
• Former City of Asheville Human Resources worker Laura Masters pleads guilty to fraud charges
• AG Cooper wants answers on NC foreclosures
• College news
• Ohio executes man who killed lover over ATM card
• Edwardo Wong Jr. defense in Trooper Blanton slaying hinges on head injury, bad parenting
• Churches, other groups do more background checks
• City of Asheville tennis courts temporarily closed for maintenance
• Environmentalist Bill McKibben to speak at Warren Wilson College today
• Dead blue whale washes ashore in Calif.
• Asheville man arrested for sex offense
• Rebels turn in comrade accused in mass gang-rapes
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• Times Square bomber sentenced, warns of more attacks
• Pumpkin farmers profit with odd, ugly varieties
• Linguists discover new language in India
• Shell applies for exploration drilling in Beaufort Sea
• Mars Hill man charged with crack cocaine possession
• Ohio woman pretended to be boy to date teen girl
• Enter NC's 'Most Unusual Litter Contest' to win cash prizes
• Biltmore Estate to hold job fair
• Swiss rocker killed in crash on Nevada interstate
• Dusting of snow at Clingmans Dome in Smokies
• Opera singer Delores Wilson dead at 82
• Pedestrian struck on Brevard Road in Asheville this morning
• After 50 years, the Buncombe County Tax Office to relocate
• Asheville City School Board adopts budget
• Cold weather is in Asheville, but temperatures will warm up again
• City of Asheville to temporarily closed tennis courts
• Fire heavily damages Asheville-area home during Fire Safety Week
• Elton John tickets for Asheville show snatched up in 90 minutes
• Asheville-area Nypro to invest $83M, hire 156
• Live Twitter-based coverage of the Board of Commissioners Meeting
• Cherokee drug operation nets 26 arrests
• Down to earth
• Edwardo Wong's mother during trial for the shooting of Asheville-area trooper Shawn Blanton regrets leaving him with criminal father
• Benchmarks
• Woman arrested for diverting hydrocodone
• Un-Kenilworthy
• Arden woman to be charged in fatal car wreck on Interstate 240 in Asheville
• ASAP report: What’s fresh at farmers markets
• Contract awarded for new ferry project
• Brews News: What’s new in the world of local beer
• Hope Chest for Women hosts Fall Into Hope: An Autumn Festival
• “Aha Moment” produces 3 Asheville finalists
• Learn healthy breathing at Park Ridge Health seminar
• Donation push, Gideon sermon at city United Way presentation raise questions
• Surviving cancer for young mom similar to post-traumatic stress disorder
• Wong won't take the stand
• Video tribute to Mandie Lynn Kirkconnell
• City of Asheville seeks public input on Facebook
• Yancey County slayings ruled murder-suicide
• NC judge bars ads claiming harm from water bottles
• Geim and Novoselov win Nobel Prize in physics
• Gov's Crime Commission to host public forum in Asheville Oct. 7
• Former NC State House Speaker Jim Black leaves prison
• Are you Firewise?
• New survey on sex in US, biggest since 1994
• Pending home sales rise 4.3 percent in August
• In vitro UK pioneer Edwards wins medicine Nobel
• A new day dawns
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Steep slope revisions
• Asheville Art Museum Proudly Presents A Special Concert By The Keowee Chamber
• This week's weather word for WNC: Brrrr
• Rescue team searches for lost hikers near Barnardsville
• Chimney swifts' annual ritual attracts a crowd in downtown Asheville
• Charges filed in fatal I-240 wreck in Asheville
• WNC Naturally to focus on Asheville area's potential to draw natural health practitioners, indu
• WNC Wellness review: Why exercise should be fun; Active Aging Day; breast-cancer-month events
• Asheville to demolish 'eyesore' home in Royal Pines neighborhood
• City soliciting questions, answers over Facebook
• Homeless cherish food, fellowship at Asheville's Haywood Street Congregation of Central United
• Nypro bringing 156 new jobs, $83 million expansion to Asheville
• Elton John fans brave the Asheville chill to wait in line for tickets
• Fla. student's message in bottle found in Ireland
• Cops: Leicester man caught with 9 ounces of pot
• Should students, teachers be Facebook friends?
• Clearing in Asheville with a high of 59
• Asheville-area business Nypro to add 156 jobs
• Student at NC Bible college shot, killed
• Children at home when NC man kills woman, self
• Asheville boy, mentor and artist collaborate to publish the 'Pink Dolphin'
• NC Gov. Bev Perdue: Flights investigation won't find crimes
• Budget crunch forces Asheville, Buncombe teachers, schools to stretch dollars
• Chimney Swifts in downtown Asheville
• In Luck and Trust, reborn General Store and Café thrives
• Perdue: Coastal flood damage similar to Floyd
• Asheville partnership takes on 78-foot bell tower
• The Beat: Playing chicken politics?
• City of Hendersonville to flush water lines Oct. 4-9
• Asheville man charged with beating woman, assaulting officer
• $10M awarded to NC for primary care work force expansion
• Deputies: Weaverville man stole Jeep
• Newcomers Club meeting is Oct. 13
• US warns Americans to be vigilant when in Europe
• Fundraiser features best-selling author Elizabeth Kostova
• Divers join efforts to find US balloonists
• Daily Leaf Peep: Hey Day is Saturday at Asheville's nature center
• Police probe wrong-way I-240 crash in Asheville
• Cookbook tackles wild game
• Community Foundation elects new board members
• Dogs and cats receive blessings at Asheville-area church to celebrate St. Francis of Assisi
• The potential new rules of the mountain road
• Best-selling author Elizabeth Kostova gives literacy and reading a boost in Asheville area
• Asheville-area school news
• Buncombe County Republican Party's Chairman Chad Nesbitt seeks review of GOP's Sept. 11 ev
• Asheville area's Fiesta Latina celebrates Hispanic culture
• Younger women find themselves facing breast cancer
• Buncombe County commissioners may limit steep-slope building
• Asheville area parent groups pitching in to aid schools
• Fall festivals in full swing in Asheville, WNC
• Wong spent childhood in his father's gang
• Excessive rains may cause problems with private wells, drinking water supplies
• Asheville man stole mower from Erwin
• APD investigates traffic fatality on Interstate 240
• Names released in I-240 fatal
• Rock The Quarry race day results
• Asheville area daily leaf peep: Annual Pig Pickin' and Singin'
• Buncombe Foundation steps up fundraising efforts for schools
• Beauty Ball in Asheville battles cancer with fashion, fun
• Prosecutors question theory about Edwardo Wong's brain injury
• Could Harry Potter return? JK Rowling says maybe
• Lifetime's TV show helps Asheville's Marcy Gallagher mark breast cancer fight milestone
• Ben Stiller and Edie Falco to team up on Broadway
• Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt divorce is dismissed
• Ala. town aims to block `Redneck Riviera' show
• Prolific TV producer Stephen J. Cannell dies
• Parts of Asheville to lose water Oct. 5 and 7
• Director of Forest Service Southern Research Station in Asheville takes top research job at agency
• NC to get over $4.3 million in teen pregnancy prevention grants
• Dish Network says Fox blocks 19 channels
• USDA to distribute oral rabies vaccination baits in Western North Carolina
• White House: Stimulus law working as promised
• Waterline breaks on Biltmore Avenue in Asheville
• Learn more about Grove Park Inn's architect
• Bank of America delays foreclosures in 23 states
• Daily Leaf Peep: Art demonstration in Bryson City
• NC man faces 83 counts of sex offenses
• Children, hospital staff focus of flu shots in Asheville area
• Breast Cancer Awareness: Beauty Ball tonight
• Travel site says Asheville tops on best leaf peeps list
• Five reported dead following heavy NC rains
• Catch acclaimed vampire flick for free
• Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff
• Progress Energy warns of scams
• Light fixture causes scare at Asheville's Dickson Elementary
• Heidi Klum turns in her Victoria's Secret wings
• Asheville area dodges rain bullet
• Holiday hiring picture gets a bit merrier
• NC coast in for soaking as tropical storm fades, but not Asheville area
• Western North Carolina military officers attend Va. meeting
• Free concert Friday in downtown Asheville
• Daily Leaf Peep: Pumpkin patch opens at Asheville's Groce Methodist
• 600 pounds of live fish gone from Sunburst Trout Farms
• UNC Asheville summit adds up math's value
• Lorin Mallorie in Haiti: There’s nothing more hopeful than the smile of a child
• Smokies gears up for big visitor month
• NC Patrol: 3, not 5, killed in wreck on wet road
• Asheville's Biltmore Park Town Square fire linked to pizza oven
• Dickson Elementary in Asheville briefly evacuated
• Police: No charges in Asheville Tunnel Road death
• Progress Energy warns of phone scams
• Edwardo Wong's life full of bad behavior, testimony at Trooper David Shawn Blanton trial shows
• Carter to leave Ohio hospital after 2-day stay
• SUV driver charged with Westville Pub attack in West Asheville
• Asheville tops national leaf peeping list
• Former NFL star Warren Sapp hit with Asheville area property loan suit
• NC ag department offers road signs for agritourism farms
• NC receives over $2.7M to help people navigate health, long-term care options
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million items
• Asheville Community Theatre, Bright Star join for kids' theater project
• Omnibus Veterans Bill passes House, Senate
• Candler man arrested on crack cocaine charges
• 4 Asheville neighborhoods tapped for waste reduction program
• Cops: Asheville man stole 5 purses at mall
• Massive storm brings heavy rain from NC to Maine
• Secret sex video linked to Rutgers student's suicide
• Open Enrollement for HR Block tax classes
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• Asheville Art Museum Presents A Pianoforte Concert With Teresa Sumpter
• Woman due in court in acid hoax case
• Visible from Asheville area: Orionid meteor shower coming up
• Yancey County slayings under scrutiny
• Hit and run at Westville Pub
• TVA rated 'fair' on clean air, renewable energy
• South Carolina profiler probing 2008 slaying of Charity Worley in Henderson County
• Asheville-area man faces 30-year-old sex charges
• Chinqua Penn seized In bankruptcy fight
• No charged to be filed in Asheville pedestrian fatality
• Asheville City Council votes down plans for Kenilworth apartment complex
• Feds fine Abercrombie & Fitch $1 million over immigration issue
• Fire prompts evacuation of Biltmore Park eateries
• Asheville tennis courts to be closed for maintenance
• Elton John to bring $1M lift to Asheville
• Rice: 'Survivor' tougher than football training camps
• Neuropsychologist: Edwardo Wong shot trooper out of fear
• TEDxNextGenerationAsheville video goes viral
• Remote line break cuts power to Hot Springs
• Local cancer charity declines money from GOP fundraiser
• Miami's Cachita relocates to Asheville, hosts Fiesta Latina
• Expert offers records of Wong's childhood fall
• Coalition of land trusts to exceed goal of protecting 50,000 acres in Western North Carolina
• Wilmington braces for potential 2-day soaking
• Nia fundraiser set for Saturday in Hendersonville
• North Carolina tax secretary out, state senator is replacement
• Daily Leaf Peep: Forest Festival Day near Brevard
• Stonehenge skeleton came from Mediterranean
• Asheville man charged with cocaine possession
• 'Star Wars' films to be rereleased in 3-D
• November gaining in popularity for Smokies visits
• Gerald Arnold, interim chief of North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation crime lab, backs away f
• Study: Audio recordings of US history fading fast
• Blues pianist Pinetop Perkins on arts winners list
• Asheville-area author takes jaunty look at humans' contradictory relationships with animals
• Storm heads east, NC still in for a drenching
• Mary Lytle wins civil lawsuit versus her son's killer
• Asheville City Council nixes Caledonia Apartments proposal in Kenilworth
• Edwardo Wong considers taking stand
• Battle Creek, Mich. teen takes down 448-pound black bear in Oba, Ontario
• Less sewage leaking in Buncombe County
• North Carolina's two largest electric utilities, Duke Energy, Progress Energy, buy power from p
• College news from in and around Asheville
• Wong prosecution brings shooting back in cross exam
• Fall's arrival is good time to understand allergies
• Psychologist could testify for Wong
• Live Twitter-based coverage of Sept. 28 Asheville City Council meeting
• Nia fundraiser set for Saturday in Hendersonville
• Conservation groups protect more than 50,000 acres in Western North Carolina
• Food news to go: Area restaurant news in small bites
• Swannanoa man charged with indecent liberties
• Buncombe County announces flu clinics
• Connected
• Conference in Asheville to highlight health careers for students
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at University of Texas
• It’s a (wo)man’s world
• Lottery may fund Asheville teacher jobs
• Road work to begin at Carl Sandburg Home
• Cooking up the biz
• Daily Leaf Peep: Visit Grandfather Mountain
• AG Cooper launches investigation into GMAC foreclosure tactics in NC
• Finding your niche
• Rain ending, high near 69 in Asheville
• Report: Jimmy Carter falls ill aboard jet, taken to hospital
• Moving for the fun of it
• Thousands may owe NC for unemployment overpayments
• Deputies investigate deaths of Yancey County couple
• Ms. Boss
• Elton John to play Asheville Civic Center
• North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler wants feds to tackle bedbug resurgence
• Transit study urges regional approach
• Robbery suspects shot dead by NC Pizza Hut worker
• Elton John is coming to Asheville
• Campaign calendar UPDATE
• Asheville City Council to consider Kenilworth apartment complex
• Former foes contend again
• Storm brings right amount of rainfall to Asheville, Western North Carolina
• Low profile, high impact
• Severe weather rolls through mountains
• Gov. Perdue announces $6M to support rural health care, create jobs
• WNC Wellness review: Asheville’s doctor shortage; Park Ridge rips Mission/Pardee deal
• Fla. police: Man kills estranged wife, children, self
• Residents flee homes as Wis. levee starts to fail
• Asheville City Council preview: of densities and developments
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Purchase could bring Southwest to Asheville Regional
• Rain totals about 2 inches at Asheville Regional Airport
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Today's Leaf Peep: Drive to Mount Mitchell State Park
• Report: Significant cheating by FBI agents on exam
• URTV's finances improve; leaders say Buncombe County's public TV station in better shape
• Rose Parade changes name to add sponsorship
• Traffic accidents reported in Asheville, Candler
• Pass the pie: Canned pumpkin shortage is over
• Ga. megachurch pastor's flock standing by him
• Obama: Money alone can't solve school predicament
• Pedestrian killed in East Asheville accident Sunday
• Big changes coming to the Civic Center
• It's the year of stink bugs
• Hey Day needs volunteers
• Explosion at alleged NC meth lab burns 4 severely
• Heavy rains raise Asheville-area rivers
• Heath Shuler coaching son's Transylvania Pee Wee football team
• Board looking for bilked customers of Sylva funeral home
• Truck wrecks on I-240 in West Asheville
• NC imposes firewood, product quarantine to protect black walnut trees from Thousand Cankers Disease
• LAB plans to expand operations into neighboring building
• Asheville City Preschool teacher Lisa Bruggeman wins annual Asheville education honor
• TVA inspector general says 'poor' ash management
• Buncombe County Early College's Eric Grant honored as 'teacher leader'
• Asheville and Buncombe County property transfers
• Candler man sentenced to prison
• Ga. megachurch pastor: All face painful situations
• Weakening Matthew drenches southern Mexico
• Unruly passenger forces flight's return to Seattle
• Cops: Asheville woman plotted credit card fraud
• Asheville firm cuts out toxins in Push for clean, green housing
• Appalachian State University receives 369 acres for educational use
• Asheville area invasive plant fighters pull, kill problem flora
• Asheville's Burton Street community revives past at ag fair
• Autopsy report: Jonathon Shelton tried to fight off attack
• Brain aerobics, boot camp in Asheville: Stay fit, stay alive
• Asheville area faces a shortage of doctors
• Flooding rains forecast for Asheville area
• Brevard's Van Horn staying positive
• Asheville area private colleges suffer with economy
• Western North Carolina colleges announce academic honors
• Bryson City robbery suspect nabbed in an hour
• New stretch on Mountains-to-Sea Trail opens Saturday, Oct. 2
• Fair trade rug event in Asheville helps Pakistani villagers
• Asheville to paint it pink at Pack Square Park
• Bryson City bank robbed; suspect nabbed
• Asheville's first fall weekend full of fun activities
• Wong defense focuses on trooper's phone
• U.S. Senate candidate Elaine Marshall: Help middle class
• NC mayors meet in Asheville, seek to protect revenues
• Asheville to paint it pink at Pack Square Park
• Cocaine ring dismantled in Buncombe
• Erwin Hills Road to temporarily lose water Sept. 28
• I-240 in Asheville will stay clear until November, DOT says
• States combat 'funny honey'
• Asheville man charged with trafficking ecstasy
• '50s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• N.C. mayors chart strategy in Asheville
• Stocks jump on positive manufacturing news
• Daily Leaf Peep: Take a hike along Blue Ridge Parkway
• DOT postpones I-240 work in Asheville until November
• Major cocaine ring dismantled in Buncombe
• Unemployment drops in 82 NC counties
• State urges water conservation in Asheville area
• Beacon leads rescuers to lost AT hiker
• Haywood man gets 216 years on child sex charges
• Unexpected I-240 repairs in Asheville area may be delayed, but not this weekend
• Paws the WCU mascot to celebrate birthday
• RACING: Asheville racing monument unveiled at ceremony
• Obstacle to Tiger Woods' Asheville area golf course removed
• Sister of Edwardo Wong: Head injuries to blame, she testifies at David Shawn Blanton trial
• Asheville resident sworn in to Domestic Violence Commission
• Asheville area restaurants cooking for WNCAP benefit
• Big Sweep of Asheville's French Broad River coming up
• Man's noxious odor sickens hospital workers
• Celebrate Sunday's World Rivers Day in Asheville
• More NC residents unhappy with who's in Washington
• Asheville rest home worker charged with taking drugs
• Teen surfer apparently bitten by shark in Virginia Beach, Va.
• Sewell Sillman Discussion with Scholar Mary Emma Harris and Curator Amanda Burdan
• Asheville's REACH pet hospital holds open house Oct. 2
• Summer in Asheville ends on a hot note
• Kids' fishing tourney set for Saturday
• SC deputy in bikini OK but not sudsy patrol car
• Cinebarre in Asheville will show second-run films for $3
• Haywood man gets 216 years for child rape
• Kids clothing exchange set for this weekend in Asheville
• European agency says Avandia should be pulled
• Lawsuits: Megachurch pastor coerced 3 men into sex
• Hawaii collects more than $100M in unpaid taxes
• 2 Asheville men arrested on cocaine charges
• Cliffs and environmental groups settle on Tiger Woods golf course plan in Fairview
• Speedway Memorial dedicated at Carrier Park ***UPDATED WITH AUDIO
• Va. to execute first woman in nearly a century
• Reynolds High School football player contracts MRSA
• Two days left to climb Cape Lookout lighthouse
• Abbott recalls infant formula on bug contamination
• Number of fat people in US to grow, report says
• Gingrich endorses Miller; VFW endorses Shuler
• National group calls NC Zoo one of best
• NYC probe finds dozens of illegal apartments
• Cops: SC woman killed husband, then fled to NC
• Susan Fisher named in complaint, but watchdog group says Asheville-area legislator not in violation
• Va. woman, out of options, nears execution
• Watchdog group: Christian concert at Fort Bragg unconstitutional
• Asheville's Rathbun Center to expand
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Facebook is down; announces problems on Twitter
• N. Charleston gives preliminary OK to casino boats
• Disney launches website for user-generated content
• 1st woman in 5 years executed in US amid outcry
• UNC again pushing western medical training
• I-240 section weekend closures in Asheville start Friday
• Happening Now: The Appalachian Women Entrepreneurs Gathering
• Wreck reported in West Asheville
• Prosecution to rest its case in Edwardo Wong trial
• Fire dept: We were unaware of GOP 9/11 fundraiser’s political nature
• Mother and 2 children found dead in Tenn. home
• Rare Asheville recordings of Robert Moog to be released
• State tries for last-ditch witness in Wong trial
• Wreck reported near Weaverville
• Cost-share grants for NC organic certification still available
• Nude walker to pay $66 fine
• Asheville's Hispanic food scene is booming
• Do busted barrels reveal a source of CTS contamination?
• State Bureau of Investigation details crime scene on I-40 during Edwardo Wong trial
• 2 new dinosaur species discovered in southern Utah
• WCU plans Open House events
• Stocks waver as traders move into Treasurys, gold
• Kids investigate Saturday at Asheville Botanical Gardens
• Rare Asheville Moog recording to be released
• Eat at Vinnie's in Asheville to end U.S. hunger
• Video: Florida officer recounts shooting Edwardo Wong
• Warm again in Asheville, with chance of rain
• NC man's suicide left investors big liabilities
• Wong defense may call Canton drug dog officer
• Atlanta megachurch pastor Long denies sex claims
• Troxler encourages farmers to have corn tested for aflatoxin
• Dog poop has bright side: Powering Mass. park lamp
• Suspect in death of NC chief's daughter to return
• Asheville celebrates, prays for world peace
• SC man dead, NC band member hurt in club shooting
• UNC Asheville radio station set to relaunch
• NC's candidates for Senate vary on NYC mosque plan
• DuPont falls death ruled a drowning
• Hendersonville player suspended after arrest
• Buncombe County contracts courthouse addition
• At Washington DC's Distracted Driving Summit, dad shares story of Asheville teen's acciden
• RACING: Asheville Motor Speedway was a 40-year racing tradition
• North Carolina's Clayton High School suspends teen again over nose stud
• UNC medical school looks to expand in Asheville
• SBI details interstate crime scene in Wong trial
• Western Carolina's Ron Rash captures rich international prize
• DuPont falls death ruled a drowning
• Buses from Asheville going to One Nation Rally
• Wyclef Jean leaves Haiti politics to promote album
• Crime technicians explain evidence process in Trooper Blanton's murder investigation
• Long Shoals Road to be blocked at I-26 nightly
• Sunny, warm today in Asheville
• World's oldest man marks 114th birthday in Montana
• Igor heads for Newfoundland after passing Bermuda
• Cher ending Vegas show Feb. 5 after some 200 shows
• Mountain Youth winner heads to Western Carolina's Heritage Day
• Japan officials delay Paris Hilton from entering
• Clear skies bring near record attendance to N.C. Mountain State Fair
• Carolinas get high marks on health emergency plans
• Man charged in Buncombe with having 305 stolen CDs
• Yellow air quality day forecast for Wednesday
• Cops: Burnsville man caught with 80 grams of pot
• Dolce Hotels to run closed Lake Las Vegas hotel
• Brews News: What’s new in the local world of beer
• Seniors get moving: Asheville area celebrates ageless activity
• Staying healthy can help prevent memory loss as we age
• Lighten up: Council reallocates money for energy-efficiency improvements
• Arden man arrested on fugitive warrant
• Events, concerts, programs offered at Asheville-area colleges
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• 2 teachers charged with corrupting students
• Program helps Asheville-area historic sites plan exhibits
• The placard stops here
• Providence, RI funeral home operators plan next door pub
• Science investigation event set for Saturday
• Richard Burr, Elaine Marshall seek Social Security tweaks
• Youth at Swannanoa juvenile center arrested for assault, threats
• Lexington Avenue Brewery raises their own beef, wants to feed it to you
• Western North Carolina growth data to be explained
• NC mayors to convene in Asheville
• Suspect caught in slaying of NC chief's daughter
• Asheville police to collect unused, expired prescription drugs for disposal
• Randy Quaid, wife released after squatter arrests
• Yellow air quality day forecast for Tuesday
• Highlands man arrested on drug trafficking charges
• John Carroll: You can’t just go along with the crowd
• Asheville's Tiny Tykes toddler program Makes a Move
• “Pro-business” group buys $712,000 in anti-Shuler ads
• Buncombe County has rich 50-year racing tradition
• WNC Wellness review: Land of Sky holds wellness expo; Mission’s bariatric surgery earns recogn
• NC Department of Transporation plans $13M fix for Needmore Road in Swain, Macon counties
• Quiet Confidence: An Interview with Democratic Party Chair Charles Carter
• Time to get a flu shot; Asheville-area vaccines arrive early
• Dublin, Madrid flights from Charlotte announced
• Asheville, Buncombe schools push bus ridership
• Man killed inside South Carolina hospital after fight at nightclub in Chester
• Heat lingers this week in Asheville area
• NYC's landmark Algonquin becomes Marriott
• Buncombe County health department scales back, looks at outsourcing services
• Fall River lighthouse gets new owner
• North Carolina's Corolla wild horses face uncertain future at Outer Banks
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina to refund $155M to individual policyholders
• Asheville-made thriller shows Tuesday at Fine Arts
• Cause of death uncertain in DuPont State Forest waterfall death
• Kids' fishing tourney set for Saturday in South Asheville area
• Ashvegas: Asheville businesswoman Lesley Groetsch may run for city council
• Missing Savannah, Ga. boater found in Effingham County woods
• Actress Kelly McGillis joins in civil union
• Author, activist Bill McKibben to speak at Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa
• Wong defense raises state crime lab woes
• Buncombe County Commissioners preview: Wheels and wilderness
• Warm, sunny weather to continue in Asheville
• DuPont State Forest waterfall is scene of accident
• Authorities search for 13 from 'cult-like' sect
• The Beat news roundup: Grand Old Party poopers
• Big waves pound Bermuda as Hurricane Igor nears
• Candler man charged with growing single pot plant in pot
• Asheville man gets 16 years on robbery charges
• Asheville man charged with assaulting wife
• Body of missing woman, 23-year-old Valerie Hamilton, found in Charlotte, NC storage facility
• 43.6 million Americans living in poverty
• Asheville-area schools aid students' SAT quest
• Today's North Carolina Mountain State Fair schedule
• Asheville Art Museum Offers Free Admission on Smithsonian Magazine’s 6th Annual Museum Day
• Asheville police: Sex offender charged for coming too close to school
• Two blind dogs abandoned in Asheville need home
• S.C. man involved in downtown Asheville standoff nabbed on fugitive warrant
• Asheville's Bill Russell moves from 'Republican' to 'Unaffiliated'
• Chasing ghosts at Lake Lure: 'Dirty Dancing' fans relive movie at festival
• Bad real estate loans bleed Bank of Asheville
• Brackett featured speaker on 'Day 1' radio show
• Western Carolina University band on march to raise Rose Parade funds
• Two blind dogs need home
• Mark Crawford: Patsy Keever and I are diametrically opposed ***VIDEO***
• Wong defense raises validity of stop
• Yes, Asheville, the leaves are falling -- right on schedule
• Police investigate murder-suicide in East Asheville
• Bears' Asheville-area natural food crop looks promising
• American dream comes true for 32 in Asheville
• Woman, 28, plans to wed 16-year-old boy
• Hyundai donates $100,000 to Mission Children's Hospital
• Pope's visit continues; U.K. police arrest 5 in alleged threat
• Buncombe County Board of Elections declines to move vote site
• Weather service probing whether tornado hit NYC
• Search continues for missing woman in Cherokee
• Asheville-made thriller shows Tuesday at Fine Arts
• Cops: Asheville man caught with stolen truck
• NYC storm leaves 14-mile path of destruction
• Asheville Art Museum Announce a Screening of L’Heure d’Été
• Cement starts flowing to plug BP well for good
• TVA says ash spill caused no harm to people suing
• APD: Murder-suicide in E. Asheville
• Edwardo Wong jury gets details of evidence gathering
• Buncombe County agrees to pay $345,000 to three Asheville-area charter schools
• Not just Asheville, it was warm globally
• Police: Morrisville, NC woman leaves child in car, goes to downtown Raleigh bar
• 'Z-Link' volunteers clear sludge from Asheville sidewalks
• Clemson student charged in daughter's death
• Heavy metal a big hit at NC Mountain State Fair
• Few in Wash. city of are angry at acid hoax woman
• Today at the North Carolina Mountain State Fair
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in east Asheville
• Joyful Noise open house set for Monday
• Bore hole for rescue reaches trapped Chilean miners
• Police investigate shooting of Asheville man
• Patsy Keever sworn in to NC House
• Doctor shot at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore
• The Asheville Art Museum Proudly Presents The Director’s Cut: 1995 – 2010
• Hyundai donates $100,000 to Mission Children's Hospital in Asheville
• Hispanic Heritage month: Asheville salsa scene is hot, hot, hot
• Deputies detail capture of Edwardo Wong
• North Carolina Mountain State Fair schedule
• Diabetic driver strikes pedestrian on Asheville's Smoky Park Highway
• Patsy Keever sworn in to State House seat ***VIDEO***
• Suspect in Fairview assault on senior couple extradited from Pennsylvania
• Brews News Live: Brewgasms over Brewgrass ***VIDEO***
• United Way kicks off fundraising campaign online in Asheville area
• Board of Elections: GOP concerns over legality of early voting site were baseless
• Amos Johnson, father of Asheville's Ashley Johnson, to warn of driving while texting perils at
• Asheville Transit changes four routes Monday
• NC Sea Grant seeks communications fellow
• Police suspect murder-suicide in East Asheville
• Asheville's Dona's Bow wins music competition at Mountain State Fair
• EXCLUSIVE: Councilman Bill Russell leaves the GOP
• Buncombe deputies charge woman with having stolen car
• Search continues for missing Andrews woman
• Sunny in Asheville but unseasonably warm
• Wong had $5k in cash when he was arrested
• Former Hendersonville resident among soldiers killed in Iraq
• Congressional candidate Jeff Miller calls Heath Shuler on carpet for attack ad
• Tropical Storm Karl heads to Gulf of Mexico
• Pope admits failures in abuse scandal
• New Smokies ranger has big responsibilities
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Wreck reported on Brevard Road near Asheville
• Tenn. man wanted in Fla. nabbed while sleeping in car in Yancey County
• Wreck reported on Cane Creek Road near Asheville
• Construction leads to Great Smokies National Park visitation dip
• Trooper Blanton's widow testifies in Wong murder trial
• Recalls: Beef from Brazil, supplements and toys
• Grand jury indicts 11 on rioting charges in connection with May Day vandalism in Asheville
• Asheville crew battles Biltmore Avenue waterline break
• McDowell man faces death penalty in triple murder trial
• Buncombe County property transfers
• NCDOT Fall Litter Sweep begins Sept. 18
• Chase Rice makes it to week 2 of 'Survivor'
• More beautiful, sunny weather in Asheville
• Laurey Masterton, ever the food activist, hosts a fundraiser for ASAP.
• Julia a Cat 4 hurricane; TS Karl headed to Mexico
• Asheville wants to borrow $3-5 million for LEDs, other energy cuts
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• American Cherokee Confederacy accepting members
• Police: Naked woman steals Louisiana cab
• Pedestrian struck on Smoky Park Highway near Candler
• Fairview man charged with car break-in
• Native women's conference in Cherokee starts Thursday
• Fla. sea burial botched after NC body resurfaces
• Deputies didn't fire a shot in capturing Wong
• Police bust Waynesville pot growing operation
• Suspect extradited in Fairview couple attacks
• NC Mountain State Fair schedule
• Arlington opens graves, finds 3 misplaced bodies
• Asheville pastors: SBI crime lab woes show need to eliminate death penalty
• Arden parents hear more about new intermediate school
• Asheville wreck knocks out power
• Alzheimer's help comes to Eastern Band of Cherokee
• Doctor: Infant found dead in NC was born alive
• Yellow air quality day forecast for Wednesday
• Former NC Marine pleads guilty to killing wife
• Live about 9:30 a.m.: Wong trial resumes
• 20 more acres added to Smokies national park
• Warrants: Asheville man arrested for assaulting girlfriend
• Live Twitter-based coverage of Asheville City Council meeting ***UPDATED with summary***
• Hill Street Baptist Church in Asheville vandalized
• Local family feels vindicated by breakthrough research
• Group protests Asheville's annexation plans
• Burning issues: Energy-efficiency improvements start showing results
• Asheville, Buncombe County schools shine on SATs
• Instant what?
• Trooper Shawn Blanton's widow, Michaela, may testify today in Edwardo Wong trial
• We’re sorry
• Buncombe County board backs tighter slope building rules
• NC Zoo's oldest resident found dead by workers
• North Carolina Mountain State Fair schedule
• Hurricane Igor continues trek across the Atlantic
• John Grisham talks in NC on wrongful convictions
• Lack of sleep can lead to injury and pain
• Hurricane Julia forms in the Atlantic Ocean
• Day trip to Titanic Museum planned
• Aging gas pipes at risk of explosion nationwide
• New facilities at Lake James State Park open Friday
• Asheville man charged with growing pot
• Smokies visits down in August
• Families run Asheville Citizen-Times 5K together, start teaching healthy habits early
• Trooper Blanton's widow testifies
• Leicester man charged with home break-in
• 87-yr-old Miami man charged in girlfriend's death
• Asheville-area Red Cross makes urgent appeal for blood donations
• Placido Domingo is Latin Grammys Person of the Year
• NC to receive $298M to support education jobs
• Charges filed in Swannanoa break-in
• Films played at the Fine Arts Theatre since opening in 1996....
• Waynesville woman arrested on drug charges
• Monday Mountain State Fair schedule: music, exhibits
• Yancey schools desegregation history revisited
• Asheville artists hit streets to boost business
• Asheville City Council preview: signs and towers
• West Asheville man charged with cocaine possession
• Rain blamed in fatal Asheville crashes
• Rappelling 9/11 fundraiser creates fallout for GOP
• Fair food is fun at Asheville area Mountain State Fair
• Asheville woman gets 8 years for stolen check
• Fatal car wreck on Newfound Road in Leicester
• Hendersonville man killed in crash
• Universal Orlando adjusts Harry Potter rides for butterbeer bellies
• Alleged downtown Asheville vandals get support
• Report: plane that crashed in Skyland suffered "substantial" damage
• Trial in slaying of state Trooper David Shawn Blanton heavy in emotion in first week
• Motorcycle accident on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Asheville
• Pleasant weather ahead for Asheville area
• WNC Wellness review: Yoga for kids; Lake Powhatan reopens; Mission’s CEO talks about the futur
• NC sheriff's deputy, shot, wounded
• Trooper's widow could testify today
• Igor could become Category 5 hurricane in Atlantic
• Woman found dead behind NC home
• More than 900 dogs cool off at SC water park
• NC's SAT scores improvement slows
• Man charged with burglary in Leicester
• Venezuelan official: plane crashed with 47 aboard
• Restroom spies say we're washing hands more often
• Asheville area training offered in biofuels careers
• Hatteras has record number of turtles this year
• Black Mountain weighs law to limit bear contact
• School kudos: Asheville and WNC schools news
• Asheville area coal ash pond part of safety debate
• Three die in two separate Asheville area crashes
• Cannonball Run roars into Maggie Valley today
• Asheville area Mountain State Fair has a soggy second day
• John Boyle: Asheville area sign debacle likely headed to court
• The Beat: Campaign season heats up
• NC sheriffs seek prescription records
• Asheville woman receives 8-year prison term
• Friends raise cash for Asheville area burn victims
• Hendersonville man killed in crash
• Asheville area students are quiet economic casualties
• Cops: UNCA student caught with psilocybin mushrooms
• Ron Paulus, CEO of Asheville's Mission Hospital: Changes loom
• Asheville man charged with burglary
• Socks on her feet, cry on her shoulder: Liz Atkinson, advocate for single parents at A-B Tech, is al
• Hurricane Igor rapidly hits Category 4
• Asheville, Buncombe County property transfers
• Asheville-area home sales slip in August
• Mountain State Fair schedule for Sunday
• Franklin author honors 'My Mountain Granny'
• Nice weather in Asheville over next few days
• College news: Scholarship honors WNC pharmacist
• Hurricane Igor getting stronger in open Atlantic
• Business book review: Are you too loose with your money?
• Computer America: ChangeDetection helps you track website evolution
• Trooper Blanton fought to live
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Asheville-area widow experiences a solitary, solemn remembrance
• NC Gov. Bev Perdue schedules volunteer time on 9/11
• Mountain State Fair gets off to smooth start
• Fla. pastor will 'not today, not ever' burn Quran
• Michelle Obama, Laura Bush to speak at Flight 93 site
• Tropical Storm Igor nears hurricane strength
• Mass. man gets 4-year sentence for killing rabbits
• Motorcycle Cannonball Run stops in Maggie Valley
• Accidents slow I-26 traffic near Asheville
• Michelle Obama: Flight 93 crash site shows healing
• US poverty on track to post record gain
• Obama commemorates 9/11 with appeal for tolerance
• Religion notes: Love Out Loud is today
• Venture to create 200 jobs near WNC
• Welcome rain on the horizon for Asheville
• Asheville-area home sales slip in August
• Asheville's Lake Powhatan to reopen after crypto outbreak
• Floridian to take on Asheville hills
• Companion program volunteer training set in Asheville
• Long-closed Mars Theatre poised for a comeback
• If you enjoy Asheville's Idiotarods, try extreme golf
• Asheville police charge two people with robbery, conspiracy
• ADC unveils Burton Street Community Plan
• Leicester man facing break-in charge
• EPA branch chief pledges CTS site will be cleaned up
• Car show to benefit children burned in Fletcher mishap
• NYC imam says no meeting planned with Fla. pastor
• Buncombe officers arrest man wanted in Tennessee
• Jet Blue plane reports problem after takeoff in FL
• EPA official hears out Mills Gap residents' concern about former CTS site
• NASA to launch suborbital rocket from Va. facility
• UA copy of Quran believed saved from Union torch
• Vandals target cars in Hendersonville
• Devo to be honored during Moogfest in Asheville
• McDowell County rest areas along Interstate 40 to be renovated
• Jurors cry when recording shows Trooper Shawn Blanton's death
• Trucker's action helped capture Edwardo Wong
• Registration now open for Red Cross's Hunt for Red October
• Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraiser set for Sept. 26
• Summer tourism in Asheville area rises a bit
• Edwardo Wong calmly drove off, says witness at trial
• Swannanoa sex offender charged with being near children
• Sen. Kay Hagan reassures Asheville-area growers on Food Safety Modernization Act
• Mountain State Fair celebrates agriculture's place in Asheville, Western North Carolina
• Asheville-Buncombe Homeless Initiative and the Department of Veterans Affairs events to combat homel
• Catholic priest now faces Tennessee charges
• Marion boy hit by truck still critical in Asheville hospital
• Asheville woman arrested on morphine charge
• NC one of 12 states warned about faulty propane
• Fairview man sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Senator Hagan visits small farmers at French Broad Co-Op Farmers Market
• McDowell rest areas to be renovated
• Iran to release 1 of 3 jailed Americans
• Jurors cried as Wong shooting video played
• Accident closes I-26 lane north of Asheville
• Progress Energy named to Dow Jones Sustainability Index
• Asheville signs could be replaced in 4-6 weeks
• Marion teen in intensive care after being struck by truck
• Motorists rushed to help Trooper Blanton
• Asheville's sweltering summer is officially the hottest on record
• Yellowstone breaks record for summer visitors
• Asheville's sweltering summer is officially the hottest on record
• Asheville Humane Society's new center opens
• Asheville Mayor Bellamy speaks at forum in China
• Signature flowers vandalized at Basilica of St. Lawrence in Asheville
• Witnesses describe Trooper Blanton shooting scene
• Mother-daughter duo working, running together
• NC justices hearing arguments in same-sex adoption
• Colo. wildfire's toll of destroyed homes rises
• Fla. minister: Quran burning still planned
• Local Matters: Standoffs and sidewalks
• Fletcher woman arrested on fugitive warrant
• Great mea culpas: Here’s the right NYT crossword
• Cops: Black Mountain man caught with pot, LSD
• Do you have questions for Misson Hospital's new CEO?
• Buncombe County's carbon footprint declines a little after green projects are implemented
• NC restaurant: Parents must remove screaming kids
• Priest convicted of child sex abuse in McDowell faces more charges
• NC man sentenced for spilling fuel oil into river
• EPA considers coal ash regulations, which would affect Progress Energy's Skyland plant
• Inspector finds problems at NC animal shelter
• Authorities: Woman drives over husband several times, kills him
• Asheville man bikes across NC to raise money, awareness for ovarian cancer
• Holloway lawyer dismisses Van der Sloot claims
• Asheville man convicted of murder conspiracy arrested on gun charge
• Burger King adds 9 breakfast items to menu
• Company chosen to repair peeling signs
• Bond set at $500,000 for Asheville man wanted in Philadelphia
• Haiti: from volunteer health-care providers’ points of view
• Mathews going for a streak at half marathon
• Man's body found in middle of Nashville street
• Anatomy of a standoff
• Asheville man arrested on gun charge
• Brevard named one of the best small towns in America
• Whose side are you on?
• Colorado wildfire destroys dozens of homes
• Hartz recalls 75,000 bags of treats
• Superfund?
• Tropical Storm Hermine crosses into Texas
• First 2 cases of seasonal flu confirmed in North Carolina
• Buncombe County Commissioners wrap up short meeting
• Many in Asheville see career plans altered by economy
• Trooper David Shawn Blanton's brothers play football in Cherokee for their hero
• Firm chosen for repair of Buncombe tourism signs
• NC prisoner who suffered head injuries dies
• Spruce Pine Pow Wow begins Saturday
• Looking for an absentee ballot? You’ll have to wait . . . .
• Charges filed in McDowell County slaying
• “Socialism is a cancer:” Buncombe GOP fires first video salvo
• Unattended box fire destroys Asheville area storage shed
• High court declines to hear Wong complaint
• Haywood County resident featured on UNC-TV Friday
• Suspect in deaths, burning of 2 SC women arrested
• Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College adds on-site clinic for workers
• Kansas man charged with sodomizing, murdering burned teen
• Slow down drivers: Asheville called top speed trap
• Sentencing set for 90-year-old in wife's beating death
• Warm, dry weather settles in Asheville area
• SoCal man facing life for 1986 park gang-rape, murder
• To avoid back surgery, try chiropractic care first
• Under a new state rule, Asheville restaurants may allow dogs and cats in outdoor dining areas
• 9 years gone, everyone's a ground zero stakeholder
• Obama calling for more infrastructure spending
• 1 dead, 11 hurt in Durham's night of gun violence
• Is it safe to swim in Lake Wylie & Norman?
• Police name victims in NC double murder-suicide
• Virginia woman devours 181 chicken wings in New York contest
• NC lawmakers want changes at state crime lab
• Man killed while trying to cross NC Interstate
• NC school system gets tough with athletes' grades
• Army: Ex-soldier takes 3 hospital workers hostage
• Asheville's Sauber a Senior Ironman
• Asheville's Koerber medals at mountain bike world event
• More students attending Asheville City Schools this year
• Organic Growers School rolls out its fourth annual True Nature Country Fair this month
• Bryson City man raffles cabin in Smokies to help Big Brothers Big Sisters of Western North Carolina
• Preview: Buncombe Commissioners to hear report on carbon emissions, operation costs
• Heat returns this week to Asheville
• Haywood County resident featured on UNC-TV Friday
• Burnsville man indicted on porn charges
• If you enjoy Asheville's Idiotarods, try extreme golf
• Fire destroys vacant home in Leicester
• WNC Wellness review: biofeedback at UNCA; Buncombe Medical Society makes videos; Crossfit relocates
• Mexico violence rattles family members living in Asheville area
• Buncombe government posts warning of gangs using car seats as lures; Snopes.com calls it “fals
• On Labor Day, many in Asheville see their career plans downsized and altered by economy
• Crime: Asheville man charged with robbery
• Asheville's historic Richmond Hill Inn set to lose tax exemption
• Asheville area state legislators say pay deceiving
• Downtown Asheville standoff puts mental health system in spotlight
• People behind the construction of Blue Ridge Parkway remembered on 75th anniversary
• School kudos
• Wis. police use GPS to find iPhones
• Smucker's Club party Cedar Mountain Community Center honors nonagenarians
• Ferry, yacht collide off NC's Outer Banks
• Fire reported in Leicester area
• Coast Guard rescues 7 people off SC coast
• Another nice day in Asheville; warmer in the coming week
• Burnsville man indicted on child porn charges
• Craigslist strikes adult services under pressure
• Endangered or not, wolf killings set to expand
• 2 babies killed after semi hits vehicles in Ariz.
• The Beat: Standoffs, SWAT-like teams and sidewalks
• Asheville area real estate people
• Expansion of Asheville's Deerfield retirement community almost complete
• Asheville-area, Buncombe County property transfers
• Park rangers conduct DUI checkpoints in Smokies
• Former Buncombe County sheriff's lieutenant dies in Marshall crash
• Apples in many splendid forms star at annual Hendersonville festival
• Opening arguments detail Wong case in Trooper Blanton slaying trial
• Parts of West Asheville, Enka to lose water Sept. 9
• Whooping cough on the rise in Asheville area
• Former Buncombe Sheriff's Office lieutenant dies in crash
• City of Asheville offers video coverage of City Council’s Aug. 31 neighborhood meeting on side
• Candler man faces child porn charges
• Marshall man dies in ATV accident
• Arden woman arrested on narcotics charges
• Asheville-area's 'Wolfdog goddess' gets reality TV makeover
• Incumbent Democrat Representative Heath Shuler wants to lead in DC
• Forecast: Expect a vivid Asheville area fall leaf color season
• Hurricane Earl may cause problems with private wells, drinking water supplies
• NC charities collect food for National Day of Remembrance honoring 9/11
• Helena, Montana teen accidentally texts Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton to buy pot
• After pounding Outer Banks, Hurricane Earl makes a quiet pass by Virginia
• Ohio woman eaten by maggots; husband indicted
• Do you have questions for Mission Hospital's new CEO?
• Labor Day weekend will bring sunshine to Asheville
• Cee-Lo coming to Asheville for Moogfest
• Steny Hoyer, U.S. House majority leader, to speak at Vance-Aycock Dinner
• Asheville area man wins $250,000
• Valet Gourmet on Broadway has front door smashed, safe stolen.
• Annual Asheville United Way day of work benefits 72 nonprofits and schools
• Asheville Art Museum Presents Urban Loft + Art Tour with New Features + Highlights
• I-40 lanes near Haywood to open for Labor Day weekend
• Madison County home bomb threat called a hoax
• SC cops searching for suspect in deaths of 2 women
• Earl knocks out power to hundreds in NC
• Burger King sold for $3.26 billion
• NC Gov. Bev Perdue seeks options for deep budget cuts
• Edwardo Wong murder trial starts today in death of Trooper Shawn Blanton
• Earl weakens but still powerful as it smacks NC
• Candler man arrested for child pornography
• Things to do in Asheville area on Labor Day weekend
• CTS' Superfund status could help affected Asheville residents get federal aid
• Instant-runoff voting debuts in state, county elections
• Judge won't stop trial of Trooper Shawn Blanton slaying accused Edwardo Wong
• The books are back: Pack Memorial Library restocking its shelves
• Cops: Candler man attempted to sell stolen gun
• Discounts spur surprising Aug. retail sales gains
• Man killed in I-40 motorcycle crash
• For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
• 3-year-old Tenn. girl dies after spider bite
• Asheville nonprofit collects supplies to prepare for Hurricane Earl
• Rutherford shelter animals face euthanasia
• Bernanke: Shut down banks if they threaten system
• More NC residents leave coast ahead of Earl
• Edwardo Wong trial in Trooper Blanton slaying starts tomorrow
• Does your family compete at the WNC Mountain State Fair?
• Gulf oil platform explodes off La. coast
• Police: man stole property from employer and pawned
• Multifamily units won't be allowed in some Asheville zoning districts
• Aid agencies in Asheville area get ready to help out if Hurricane Earl hits North Carolina coast
• Recovery Act brings greenbacks and green industry to Asheville
• Milder weather heads for Asheville area
• Asheville-area urban farming by Chestnut Street bridge
• Bomb threat sends elderly Mars Hill couple fleeing home
• Buncombe County having problems with phone lines
• Police: No charges in downtown Asheville standoff
• Candler man wins $250,000 in lottery
• CTS sues Mills Gap Road Associates over Asheville site cleanup
• No sign of oil spill after Gulf platform fire
• Calif. doctor gets stuck in chimney, dies
• Man arrested in cold case shooting death of SC man
• Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Western North Carolina Red Cross ready to respond to Hurricane Earl
• Cops: Asheville man stole brass sprinklers
• Rutherford County shelter to close temporarily for repairs
• Hot September start conjures up 1957 memories in Asheville
• Judge: Wong case will continue
• Judge denies mistrial request in case of Edwardo Wong, who is accused of killing Trooper Blanton
• Gov. Perdue temporarily suspends transport rules
• Asheville man gets 14 years on cocaine charges
• BMW to hire 500 workers
• East Asheville residents urge city officials to build more sidewalks for safety's sake
• Police: Man holds hostages in Discovery building
• Wreck reported near Weaverville
• Suspicious customer prompts call on Asheville standoff suspect
• Bomb threat in Madison County
• Weaverville man charged with break-in
• Police offer of cigarette ends downtown Asheville standoff
• EPA moves closer to declaring CTS property a Superfund site
• Asheville Art Museum Awarded Prestigious Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services
• Kayaker charged with misdemeanors for riding over Linville Falls
• EPA to consider CTS site in Asheville for National Priorities List
• Bryson City woman dies in crash
• NC emergency agency urges readiness for Earl
• NCDOT reaches out to jobseekers in new ways
• Wild dogs threaten neighborhoods in NC city
• Former Asheville city worker pleads guilty to fraud charges
• AAA: NC Labor Day travel to increase as gas prices fall
• Madison High School weighs mold threat
• Power outages affecting Asheville-area residents
• Asheville man charged with choking mother
• Asheville Mayor Terry Bellamy to serve on EPA's Local Government Advisory Committee
• Half marathon profile: Roche motivated by long, healthy life
• NYC man plunges 39 stories, survives
• Asheville police charge 4 with stealing scooters
• Free "Lunch & Learn" offered to discuss prostate cancer
• Man surrenders after standoff of more than two hours in Asheville
• Asheville schools may cut Afternoon College program
• Rule passes on animals in outdoor dining areas
• Updated statement from Asheville Police
• Southern governors blast offshore drilling moratorium, suggest reward for risk-taking states
• Whooping cough is back in Asheville, Buncombe County
• Video of arrest after downtown Asheville standoff
• Robbinsville practice joins Mission Medical Associates
• Military officers event supports Veterans Restoration Quarters
• Music and Movement with Jenny Arch
• Small earthquake shakes Mountain City near NC border
• Registration opens for Girls on the Run in Asheville area
• Judge denies mistrial request in Wong case
• Health Kudos
• Former city worker pleads guilty to felony fraud charges
• Wedding gown preview Sept. 10-12 in Asheville
• Edwardo Wong won't get new judge in Trooper Blanton slaying case
• Five charged in Asheville burglary
• Pet adoption fee waiver draws crowd to Asheville Humane Society shelter
• Brevard College faculty art show opens
• Recycling gets more convenient for Hendersonville residents
• Local Matters: Sidewalks, bridges and Shuler
• Buncombe County Medical Society launches 'The Physicians' Voice'
• Join WNC firefighters & Jared Fogle of Subway for new Lighten Up 4 Life season
• A bridge too far?
• Earl threatens US Coast after hitting Caribbean
• New heat wave to hit Asheville area
• The race is not necessarily to the swift
• No deal: buyers will see fewer discounts for cars
• Library of Congress has Asheville photo treasures
• Blue Dogs rule?
• Samaritan's Purse aid worker freed in Darfur
• Gov. Perdue urges NC to be storm-ready as hurricane season peaks
• Standoff ends in downtown Asheville ***UPDATED 7:45 P.M.***
• Buncombe deputies arrest alleged fugitives
• AG Cooper: Fake locksmiths barred from doing business in NC
• Asheville police release statement about standoff situation
• NC man dies after lawn mower pins him in pond
• Asheville's next Lighten Up 4 Life Challenge is Wednesday
• Live blog: Standoff situation shuts down Asheville streets
• TEDx inspires Asheville to tell its story, make world better
• Arden teen still critical after fire; community sets up funds to aid family
• Swannanoa man hospitalized after crash on Asheville's Patton Avenue
• Lake Powhatan closed after cryptosporidiosis outbreak
• Aycock name dropped from Asheville's Democratic fund-raising dinner
• Apartments proposal sparks debate in Kenilworth area of Asheville
• Yellow air quality forecast for Tuesday
• Smaller rate hike this year for some Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina customers, but no rel
• Injured cyclist still in Mission Hospital in Asheville
• College kudos
• Obama's goal: End Iraq war, then Mideast peace
• Asheville area restaurants rethinking kids' menus to fight childhood obesity
• US grapples with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides
• Warm temperatures, clear skies define Asheville-area forecast
• Last day to vote for Great Smokies in "Your Favorite Park" contest
• Asheville police investigate wreck on I-40 ramp
• WNC Wellness review: Xpress launches wellness review in print; Lake Powhatan closed
• Police: Alexander man stole truck
• Asheville area unemployment declined in July
• 2 police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• Sylva man dies in one-vehicle crash
• Mission Hospital in Asheville to start issuing photo IDs for night visitors
• No new judge in Wong case
• 2-year-old boy killed by car in SC driveway
• Adoption fees waived at Asheville Humane Society
• Learn 'magic' of creating art at Asheville workshop
• Best friend, bucket list inspire Livingstone
• Watch Asheville's TEDx conference live here
• Man hurt in Patton Avenue motorcycle crash
• Lots of sunshine, warm in Asheville
• The Beat: Weekly news roundup
• Edie Burnette: Haywood high school football rivalry has rich history
• Watch the live video stream of TEDxAsheville here (Happening today, Aug. 29, starting at 5 p.m.)
• Asheville man charged with embezzlement
• Hurricane Earl barrels toward eastern Caribbean
• Asheville metro home values decline
• Teen motorcycle racer killed in crash at Indy
• Key motions in the Edwardo Wong trial
• Goombay: Goat plates, unity grace downtown Asheville
• Earl likely to strengthen to hurricane
• Asheville area Crest Mountain development in fiscal limbo
• Teens light a bonfire of ideas at TEDx in Asheville
• Rouses sought peace in Asheville area after the storm
• Displaced by Katrina, couple remakes lives in Asheville
• Beaverdam couple grabbed 'once in a lifetime' chance to help out after Hurricane Katrina h
• Family living in West Asheville has mixed feelings about return to New Orleans
• Former Gulf residents find sanctuary in Asheville area
• Trooper Shawn Blanton's slaying shows how police face dangers during traffic stops
• Testimony in Edwardo Wong trial likely to begin this week
• McDowell receives state grants for environmental conservation
• No Asheville transit strike, union accepts contract
• SheTrade sale returns to Asheville Wednesday
• August's top photo galleries
• Man arrested for spitting in face, other Buncombe County arrests
• Court considering new judge in Wong trial of Blanton slaying
• Bites renew calls to close Cherokee bear zoo
• Sunny, warm - and normal in Asheville
• Asheville-area faith groups come together to build Habitat home
• New Buncombe schools to open in 2011
• Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College gets new CFO
• Burke man arrested on credit card charges
• Motorcyclist dies on Tennessee side of the Dragon
• Partly cloudy skies forecast today
• Watch TEDxNextGenerationAsheville live stream here (Happening NOW, Aug. 28 from 3 to 7 p.m.)
• NC court: 'Life' inmates to continue sentences
• Iraq on highest alert for terror attacks
• ARTmob Presents an Artist Talk with Sean Pace
• Tangible signs of life to arrive at 9/11 memorial
• Afghan militants in US uniforms storm 2 NATO bases
• Imam behind NYC mosque faces divisions over center
• Minnesota state park leading Smokies in contest
• Devotional: 'Keepers of the flame' needed in a dark world
• Life o' Mike's program seeks to support patients
• Info sought on missing Andrews woman
• Unemployed swarm job fair at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College in bad economy
• Sharpton: Glenn Beck rally goes against King's vision
• Brevard community meeting addresses water quality
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• Mo-ped driver identified
• Interstate 26 lanes near Asheville closed today
• Police: Arden woman cashed in stolen lottery tickets
• Watch Asheville's TEDx conference live here
• Fairview woman charged in break-in
• Blood donations desperately needed in Asheville area
• Asheville woman charged with embezzlement
• Marni Nixon, the voice of Hollywood, sings in Asheville
• Animal rights group wants Cherokee bear exhibit closed
• Danielle to create rip currents off NC, SC coasts
• Mother of emaciated boy found in attic asks for lower bond
• Rule passes to clarify the presence of animals in outdoor dining areas
• Western North Carolina dropped from drought list
• Feds arrest 370 immigrants in raids in 10 states
• Teen sentenced to 65 years in prison for murder
• Parts of North Asheville to lose water Monday
• 100 miles of new fiber-optic cable coming to WNC
• Lake Powhatan closed due to public health concerns after 3 cases of crypto diagnosed
• 3 city bus routes detour at UNC Asheville
• Strong storms affect parts of WNC
• Keever recommended to fill Goforth's seat
• Two charged with stealing from Yancey County store
• Asheville kayaker makes illegal trip down Linville Falls
• City: Cyclists continue to improve Asheville's bike access
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park may ease elk monitoring in Cataloochee Valley
• N.C. Supreme Court: Burnsville country club didn't violate state buffer requirements
• Asheville Humane Society readies for move into new facility
• Peeling signs reviewed tomorrow, repaired in October
• Autopsy of Transylvania County teenager doesn't pinpoint cause of death
• Mission Hospital in Asheville to issue photo IDs for night visitors
• Edwardo Wong asks for a new judge in trooper slaying trial
• Did you move to Asheville, WNC after Katrina?
• Asheville City Schools Foundation and LEAF in Schools and Streets fundraiser to support arts in scho
• Asheville metro home values decline
• Sandburg Home vies for $100K grant
• Asheville Police Department marks officer promotions
• JAM program for kids starts Sept. 15
• Mass. police: Shark sighting a practical joke
• Nice weather in Asheville, but slight chance of rain
• Chain Free Asheville to host benefit
• Silver Alert canceled for Asheville man
• NC man converting light tower to bed and breakfast
• Hurricane Danielle getting stronger, heading toward Bermuda
• NC researcher's stem cell experiments in jeopardy
• Popular swimming area reopens in Smokies
• Teen sailor Dekker reaches Canary Islands
• Deputies: Candler man caught with 5.5 pounds of pot
• Yacht mysteriously washes up on Fla. Gulf Coast
• Fletcher man charged with intimidating witness
• FBI: 1965 toddler's disappearance was a kidnapping
• Speaker of the House Heath Shuler?
• NC woman dies after husband hits her with car
• Wyclef Jean laments failed Haiti bid in song
• Strong thunderstorms affecting parts of WNC
• Gov. Perdue celebrates Women's Equality Day Aug. 26
• Man charged with selling stolen rings
• Tractor-trailer overturned on I-26
• Candler man charged with stealing scooter
• Family, friends remember Jonathon Shelton at funeral
• Companies to gauge peeling sign repairs
• Man suspected in 5 fatal stabbings being extradited from Atlanta to Michigan
• At Leadership Asheville Forum's Critical Issues luncheon, SoCon's economic impact on downt
• TEDXAsheville rehearsal
• College students, staff in Asheville, WNC earn recognition
• Rutherford County couple killed in wreck
• Asheville Holiday Parade applications now online
• Local Matters: The Three Amigos talk Pack Square Park
• Ohio man arrested at Asheville airport during President Obama's visit convicted of gun charge
• Ohio office hides elephant, donkey after complaint
• Cooler weather to continue in Asheville
• NC woman's body left in hearse 9 days
• 10 hurt when van crashes into Tenn. beauty salon
• BI-LO says its eggs not affected by national recall
• Smokies park seeks comment on managing elk
• First Kermit the Frog being given to Smithsonian
• Hurricane Danielle gaining strength in Atlantic
• NC's oldest mental hospital to close at year's end
• Cherokee man charged with prescription drug fraud
• Hurricane Frank forms in the Pacific
• Coming today: Citizen-Times to stream live video from SoCon discussion
• Nominees announced for Western North Carolina Minority Business Awards
• Sen. Richard Burr: Keep Bush tax cuts
• Amber Alert issued for NJ man, son
• NC county sitting on natural gas bounty
• Asheville Art Museum Presents a Special Behind The Scenes Art Break with Dean Butckovitz
• SeaWorld fined $75,000 for whale trainer's death
• Silver Alert issued for missing Asheville man
• Man arrested in West Asheville break-in
• North Carolina wins $400 million 'Race to the Top' funding
• Injured Blue Ridge Breakaway cyclist still in coma at Asheville's Mission Hospital
• Jury selection drags on in Wong case on Trooper Blanton killing
• Asheville City Council OKs reopening Hillcrest bridge
• Most RV wreck victims released
• Mo-ped driver dies in Asheville accident
• Debacle or sparkle?
• Health kudos
• Stocks drop again on global economic worries
• Asheville City Council calls for Hillcrest bridge to be reopened
• Choose your vitamin and mineral supplements wisely
• Ex-Knox priest pleads not guilty to Va. charges
• Board rejects Dreher's request to combine judicial races
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Beach-access sites reopen on Hatteras
• Gasoline pump prices continue to slide
• Mild temps, lots of sun this week in Asheville
• NC wins 'Race to the Top' school reform grant
• TVA to idle nine coal-fired units
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 2 storm
• Asheville-area road out of recession 'slow and bumpy'
• Asheville Police Department investigates traffic fatality
• W.Va. magistrate wins $79M Powerball jackpot
• Learn about conscious movement and aging
• Bloomberg reiterates support for mosque
• Are the eggs at my store safe?
• NC Lottery deadline looms, 10 more games to end
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Asheville woman arrested on prostitution charge
• 10 injured when van drives into Kingston hair salon
• State elections board fines Perdue campaign $30,000
• Weaverville man charged with possessing stolen vehicle
• Blue Ridge Parkway's 75th Anniversary weekend filled with artists, performances, crafts
• Brews News: We have a winner!
• NC police recover body from Fayetteville pond
• YWCA of Asheville to hold Wellness Open House
• Live from City Hall: Council’s Aug. 24 meeting
• Bicyclist injured on Haywood ride still in intensive care
• Ride to benefit Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
• Asheville-area store clerk attempts to stop robbers with baseball bat
• 911 call about stabbing of Asheville-area teen to remain sealed
• Family Fun Day to be held Sunday
• Citizen-Times to stream live video from SoCon discussion
• Fletcher offers yoga in the park
• Take a yoga class
• Madison County return preparer charged with state tax offenses
• Gymnastics registration this week
• Shuler to attend A-B Tech job fair Aug. 26
• State Board of Elections opts not to combine two races for Buncombe County Superior Court seats
• Learn about "Raising Healthy Girls"
• Shuffle board
• Pardee Pain Center to open
• Survey: Asheville-area residents want Interstate 240 footbridge open
• Barnardsville man faces prostitution charge
• Man arrested for possessing stolen ATV
• Sapphire woman dies in Transylvania wreck
• Good air quality forecast for Tuesday
• Pain, questions linger in Yancey County drug death case
• Man injured during weekend bicycle ride in Haywood County
• Fares, new flights boost Asheville Regional Airport use
• WNC Wellness review: Blue Cross raises rates; SECU gives Mission $5 million; meet Mission’s ne
• Pet food urgently needed at Haywood Animal Welfare Association
• Asheville City Council preview: building bridges
• Smith-McDowell hosts paper doll party
• What’s Fresh at Farmers Markets
• Asheville's Grove Park Inn set for next wine dinner
• Provide comfort, security with "The Monster on Top of the Bed" book
• As schools reopen in Asheville area, think outside the lunchbox
• Danielle forecast to be hurricane midweek
• Danielle likely to be hurricane by midweek
• Ashvegas: Asheville City Council could decide Tuesday whether to open pedestrian bridge over I-240
• NC man dies while tubing with family on SC lake
• WNC LINC: NCDOT seeks comments from Asheville's Montford residents on I-26
• Group wants SC bear hunters to call off their dogs
• Six taken to hospital after wreck in Smokies
• Recent rains bring relief to Asheville area
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Sunny Point Café in West Asheville to host beer dinner
• People want to replace NC Outer Banks bridge
• Rock slide closes US 441 in Smokies
• Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College hosts job fair Thursday
• State election board debates judicial ballot question and governor’s campaign flight records
• Suspect in child prostitution works at Asheville copy store
• New boarding school in Hendersonville offers students with Asperger's, autism a chance
• Barnardsville store clerk attempts to stop robbers with baseball bat
• Teen escapes from Morganton prison
• Yancey man charged with statutory rape
• School bus involved in accident on Brevard Road in Asheville
• Asheville, WNC college students, staff earn recognition
• The Beat: Weekly news roundup
• 30-minute 'doggie church' a big hit in L.A.
• Buncombe man charged with promoting prostitution of child
• Great Smokies Writing Program announces fall workshops
• Cops: Fletcher man beat victim with bat
• Literary events and more in the Asheville area
• Swannanoa woman charged with stealing jewelry
• Brady Blackburn earns Eagle Scout status: Project aids Camp Henry
• Tim Smith and “Drinks & Dialogue” attendees ponder “Why is Asheville so segregated?” (VI
• Asheville's Trash Inc. Creative Reuse Center recycles landfill material, turns it into art and
• More rain possible today in Asheville
• Yancey man faces charges of sex with minors
• Burnsville man charged with statutory rape
• Asheville area home sales suffer in July
• U.S. Chamber emerges as political force
• Forum to focus on SoCon tournament's return to Asheville
• Asheville area stabbing victim suffered multiple wounds
• Faces of Hope fundraiser raises money for Asheville area kids' care
• Mindsets, technology change at Asheville-area expo
• Report may force state to close SBI crime lab
• SBI taint forces review of Asheville area cases
• College students, staff in Asheville, WNC earn recognition
• Asheville, Western North Carolina school news
• Mixed weather bag in store for Asheville weekend
• Video helps convict Asheville man of attempted murder
• College freshmen move into Asheville-area dorms
• Asheville's Andie MacDowell steps behind camera for baseball film
• NC SBI looks for new lab director
• Credit Union gives $5M for Mission's Asheville cancer center
• Tainted eggs not in Asheville-area stores
• Chance of thunderstorms today
• President Barack Obama challenges GOP on campaign finance ruling
• Asheville city bus drivers reportedly on verge of striking
• Gov't: 23,000 workers affected by Gulf oil drill ban
• Flash flood warning issued for parts of WNC
• Moving sale planned at 'Amityville Horror' house
• Child, 6, still in critical condition after being hit by car near Asheville
• Oil spill adds to housing woes for Katrina victims
• Asheville teen suffered stab wounds to upper body
• Police: Yancey Co. man had sex with girls in his charge
• Student on dirt bike hits school bus
• Five sentenced in Jackson County pot conspiracy
• Ohio bear kills caretaker; owner had convictions
• Ga. woman leaves kids in car at courthouse, jailed
• Child hit by car in Arden
• Chance of thunderstorms today, increasing Saturday
• Warrant: Asheville teen says he used sword in slaying
• Friends seek help with costs of Jonathon Shelton's funeral
• 38 need rabies shots after getting exposed to 'pet' raccoon
• Asheville jazz musician Johnnie Moon dies
• CDC: Salmonella from eggs may have sickened 1,300
• Henderson exhibit tracks political evolution of Abe Lincoln
• Buncombe pair charged with stealing Camaro
• Police: Asheville man stole Ingles moneybag
• Bikers honor 9/11 victims with 455-mile ride
• Recall expands to more than a half-billion eggs nationwide
• Memphis police find 8 dogs dead at house
• NC memorabilia dealer selling Salinger's toilet
• Driver dead, passenger injured as car hit NC home
• NC shelter kills 50 dogs to contain virus
• Man celebrates 107th birthday with Big Mac cake
• The Southern Energy and Environment Expo in Asheville starts today
• 3 SC men charged in boat crashes that killed 4
• SBI looks for new lab director
• Weather around Asheville passable for high school football night
• SECU gives $5 million to Mission's cancer center in Asheville
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Seashore duck blind permits available
• Tenn. rain washes away home, derails train
• Blue Cross raising price of NC individual policies
• Wreck reported on I-240 in Asheville
• Enrollment at A-B Tech up 12 percent from 2009
• Bull leaps into stands in Spain, 40 hurt
• Former 'Project Runway' contestants spotted in Asheville
• Local judicial candidates at odds over fall election ballot
• Hendersonville man dies in wreck
• Asheville man charged with Klondyke Apartment assault
• $250,000-winning lottery ticket purchased in Arden
• Report slams North Carolina's State Bureau of Investigation's lab work
• Disabled vehicle on I-240 slows traffic near Jackson's Curve in Asheville
• Buncombe County youth charged with murder of brother
• Search warrant: Asheville-area teen said he killed brother with sword
• Some areas around Asheville dry, others in WNC see flooding
• Police: 8 vehicles involved in wreck on I-240 East in Asheville
• Study shows value of quality-of-life cancer care
• NC mother found guilty of killing 19-month-old son
• Arden burn victim has setback in recovery
• Police: Mauldin, SC man sent nude pix from customer's phone, charged with voyeurism
• Film shows resilience of children with incarcerated parents
• SC mom accused of killing sons remorseful
• Free N.C. Center for Creative Retirement seminar set for Aug. 26
• Buncombe man charged with brother's murder makes first court appearance
• Flooding possible in Asheville area today
• Giuliani against proposed mosque near ground zero
• Asheville man charged with selling clonazepam
• Family of SC mom accused of killing children discusses tragedy
• Ingles worker charged with embezzlement
• Landowner donates 100-acre Buncombe County farm to conservation group
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• NC audit gives employee program poor evaluation
• Black Mountain arts center offers music, art programs
• Spike Lee screens new Katrina film in New Orleans
• Asheville Police Department kicks off Labor Day 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign Friday
• Features of AZ fugitives may aid in identification
• Candler man charged with possessing stolen plumbing tools
• NW Ind. fuel leak apparently coming from BP pipe
• Sheriff: SC mom killed kids, dumped car in river
• Send in your flooding photos, video
• Asheville man charged in shooting
• Big splinter pierces Md. boy's abdomen on slide
• Cherokee murder suspect charged
• Infant skeletons found in Los Angeles, Calif. basement trunk, wrapped in 1930s newspapers
• How walkable is Asheville? Walk Score has the details
• Buncombe deputies charged 2 with home break-in
• Walmart reopens expanded Asheville-area store in Skyland
• Man charged with breaking into Leicester home
• Weaverville woman charged with stealing jewelry
• Buncombe County buys another downtown building to house General Services Department
• Funeral arrangements set for SC toddlers
• Buncombe deputy injured in accidental shooting
• FBI joins Panama serial murder case tied to Henderson County native William Dathan Holbert
• Georgia archaeologists find Civil War POW camp
• Jury selection in a trial for Wong, who is accused of killing Trooper Blanton, could take weeks
• 22 migrant workers escape Candler house fire
• Borgnine, 93, to get SAG life achievement award
• Burnsville man arrested on drug charges
• Enjoy Asheville Tourists and help the Hope Chest
• Parts of WNC under flash flood watch
• SunTrust Sunday at the Asheville Art Museum
• Green home tour set for Saturday
• Send us your weather photos, video
• Pussy-cat-palooza stops at The Hop on Saturday
• Police: Man lived in NJ library for nearly 2 weeks
• Hitch is looking for a loving home
• Man arrested for pointing laser at helicopter
• Asheville man arrested in attempted shooting
• New sci-fi movie to be filmed on SC coast
• Rain likely today in Asheville
• Asheville, Buncombe schools start new year with few glitches
• Firefighters respond to Candler fire this morning
• Obama undaunted by fallout from mosque remarks
• Open For Biz: A passionate legacy
• Heavy backpack? Asheville physical therapist offers tips for lightening load
• Mazda3 and Mazda5 recalled for steering problems
• Open for Business
• Good chance of rain in Asheville
• Tractor-trailer wreck closes one lane of US 441 in Jackson Co.
• I-40 traffic near Buncombe-Haywood line backed up
• SC sheriff wants murder charges in boys' deaths
• Barge sinks in Tellico Lake, fuel spills
• Hendersonville suspect targets pregnant women
• 6 badly injured in 'miracle' crash flown to Bogota
• Asheville getting another route to the Big Apple
• Judge denies Wong's request for new attorneys
• Asheville man charged with manufacturing pot
• Development plan proposed for SC's Patriots Point area
• Flash flood warning issued for Madison, Yancey counties
• Brevard woman charged with drug prescription fraud
• Shirley Sherrod makes amends with NAACP
• Weekend homicides happen in Cherokee, Swain
• Dozens of tickets written in SC I-26 crackdown
• Mpls-St. Paul airport gets full-body scanner
• Blagojevich guilty on just 1 count; feds vow retrial
• Murder charges sought in boys' deaths in SC river
• Pardee Hospital to host blood drive
• H&R Block Career Fair
• Only 1 company bids to build St. Louis casino
• YWCA of Asheville Day at the Hop
• Local Matters: Julian Price, taxes, annexations and sidewalks ***PODCAST***
• NYC museum closes for rest of August
• Learn how to create a personal health record
• Live coverage: Buncombe County Commissioners, Tuesday, Aug. 17
• Mini-knee replacement presentation
• Erykah Badu gets fine, probation for Dallas strip
• Haywood Regional Medical Center breaks ground on hospice center
• Safety reminder: Asheville, Buncombe buses hit the roads again
• ASKville
• Medical services move to Biltmore Park
• I-40 work to stretch into October
• What will you give me?
• 'Living an Active Life' topic of seminar
• UNC Asheville ranked among nation's best colleges 
• Open For Biz: The crystal ball
• Asheville firefighters, Hendersonville city council seek to set an example with Lighten Up 4 Life
• AP Exclusive: Terrorist interrogation tapes found
• Open For Biz: Instant city
• Murder suspect in custody following standoff near Andrews
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park on alert for emerald ash borer
• Ford brings back high-powered Mustang Boss 302
• Bele Chere: blessing or curse? Survey shows signature Asheville festival hurts business as much as i
• Hendersonville suspect targets pregnant women
• Salisbury trucker dies in wreck on Interstate 40 near Marion
• Work at I-40 rockslide in NC will last full year
• 2 hurt while rappelling in Pisgah National Forest
• Ohio woman drowns at Wrightsville Beach
• Group wants Craggy Correctional Center inmates in Asheville, dogs to get New Leash on Life
• Mel Gibson involved in single car crash in Malibu
• Historic lunch counter sit-ins in Asheville marked 50 years later at Woolworth Walk
• Share your first-day-of school photos with us
• Asheville, Buncombe schools become energy efficient, green
• A-B Tech culinary graduate wins national competition
• Robert Wilson, bassist for the Gap Band, dies
• Asheville business owners weigh in on Bele Chere
• Haleakala National Park warns of fire risk
• Changing Asheville's Bele Chere -- pros and cons
• Wong asks for new attorneys
• Asheville's Bele Chere festival brings hotels a boom
• Columnist, wordsmith James Kilpatrick dies at 89
• What’s fresh at farmers’ markets
• What Asheville council members say about Bele Chere
• Jail probe sought after Craigslist suspect's death
• Seeking sustainability: Commissioners consider grant and rezoning resolutions
• Odds of more blistering temps in Asheville area waning
• Sunny Point Café in West Asheville to host beer dinner
• Lorin Mallorie in Haiti: If you are Haitian, Wyclef Jean, prove it now!
• Crashed plane found near Asheville in Skyland area
• Carl Sandburg Home vies for $100K grant
• Asheville Pizza Wars raise money for charity (and show that AVL has high pie style)
• Authorities investigate Cherokee homicide
• Former Asheville resident is Food Network finalist
• Burnsville man facing larceny charge
• Asheville's Grove Park Inn set for next wine dinner
• School kudos: Society awards scholarships to Enka graduates
• NC man dies removing copper wire from substation
• Henderson County begins lighting retrofit project
• SC football player dies after collapsing on field
• Western North Carolina gets share of $83M to expand broadband access
• NC tax policy change could affect refunds
• Honey lovers make a beeline for Sourwood Festival in Black Mountain
• 'Craigslist killing' suspect dead, likely suicide
• Asheville film festival seeks child movie reviewers
• Asheville man charged with assault with van
• Wet weather to linger in Asheville area
• The Beat: Weekly news roundup
• 8 dead, 12 hurt at off-road race in Calif. desert
• Dog walk raises almost $25K for Waynesville animal rescue group
• Trucker killed in McDowell I-40 crash
• Cops: Man served with several outstanding warrants
• 8 shot, 4 fatally, outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant
• Cast vote for Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• 2 Asheville men face robbery, kidnapping charges
• Medicare checks aid aimed at voters
• Asheville After-school program aims at ages 11-14
• Buncombe County death row convicts among those seeking relief under Racial Justice Act
• 3 teens charged with vandalizing Owen Middle School property
• Deck stacked against Edwardo Wong as trial in Trooper Shawn Blanton shooting begins Monday
• Nonprofit offers workshops on transition to college
• WNC Wellness review: Pharmacy school to open in Hendersonville; Asheville YWCA to hold open house
• Police charge two men with kidnapping, robbery
• Asheville man charged with car break-ins
• Showers likely, high near 85
• Asheville Regional Airport food service to get improvements
• Telethon raises $200K for Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Fish kill in Asheville likely stems from lack of oxygen
• Asheville Regional Airport attracting more passengers
• Hundreds pack free dental clinic in Asheville
• Buncombe County schools alter bus routes, traffic paths
• RiverFest rafts 2010
• President Barack Obama makes clear support for ground zero mosque
• Brown, couples urge speedy return to gay marriages
• President Barack Obama claims GOP trying to destroy Social Security
• Obama: Oil stopped, but Gulf job not done
• Smile! Aerial images being used to enforce laws
• 3 teens charged with vandalism at Owen Middle School
• NC students can take 2 days off for holy days
• 2010 on track to be hottest year on record
• NC universities may poke through tuition cap
• Former Asheville resident is Food Network finalist
• 3 Fla. kids buy plane tickets, fly alone to Tenn.
• Gov. Perdue's Military Adviser to train Afghan Army
• Ariz. conjoined twins die in surgery
• Meteor shower viewing should be good tonight in Asheville
• Jackie Byerly brings experience to North Windy Ridge School
• Parts of Asheville to lose water Monday, Wednesday
• Videos target distracted driving for WNC students
• Youth group presents film about undocumented students
• One of three young Arden fire victims released from hospital
• Muddy Water Watch training set for Aug. 21
• Sarah Cain to serve as interim principal at Jones Elementary
• Itinerant artists on bikes tell their story at Malaprop's in Asheville
• Macon County authorities probe apparent slaying
• Flood warnings to come sooner on Swannanoa River in Asheville
• Chance of rain, high near 89
• FDA OKs new, 5-day emergency contraceptive
• Cops: Man charged with pot trafficking
• Devo announced for Asheville's Moogfest in October
• Stolen jewelry recovered with metal detectors in Black Mountain
• Girl, 2, found dead in hot vehicle in Texas
• Asheville man charged with skate park break-in
• Chase Rice to perform tonight in Asheville
• Asheville woman arrested on fugitive warrant
• SC bridge race to start in waves
• Burke County man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing wife
• Man found stuck in Tenn. chimney
• Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry to hold fundraising auction Saturday
• WNC counties get grants for parks, greenways
• Western North Carolina Quilters Guild next meeting is Aug. 19
• NC law extends license for drivers up to 66
• Asheville Art Museum Screens 'Microcosmos'
• Author speaks about slavery, civil war today
• Duke Energy customers could notice lower electric bills
• NC Highway Patrol: Wrong-way driver on I-40 near Canton was impaired
• Maine lighthouse with million-dollar view for sale
• Cops: Man charged with child porn crimes
• Lesbian cadet quits West Point, cites 'don't ask'
• Beloved 'front-end man' Red Hickey of Asheville dies
• NC I-85 reopens after being closed for wreck
• Asheville Middle School testing single-gender core classes
• Chesapeake bridge stuck open after tug hits it
• Summer forecast: Weather will keep sizzling in Asheville area
• Man arrested at Atlanta airport in stabbing spree
• Another hot day in Asheville, showers possible
• Remains in Malibu are those of missing LA woman
• Stimulus pays for green upgrades at forest agency in Asheville
• Funeral date set for dentist killed in Afghanistan
• Needy can get free dental care at big 2-day clinic in Asheville
• Remote Scotland pub goes on sale
• Food news to go: area restaurant news in small bites
• Spivey welcomes community to Enka High
• Hawaii may define length of beach
• Man pleads guilty to killing wife in McDowell
• Tractor-trailer rollover closes I-40 lane near Maggie Valley
• WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
• Meteor shower to be visible in Asheville area
• Henderson man gets 24 years for having child porn
• Brews News: This week’s roundup of what’s happening in the world of beer
• Suspected serial stabber in custody
• Development pace quickens in Asheville and Western North Carolina
• 13 Western North Carolina counties remain in moderate drought
• Maddening manhunt for Ariz. fugitives reaches Ark.
• Asheville Police: Men stole truck, then stole dirt bikes
• Sugarland tickets suddenly available for tonight's sold-out Asheville concert
• Asheville, Knoxville telethon tonight to help Smokies
• Matches key clue in slaying of Misty Lynn Carter
• Western North Carolina gets grants for water improvement projects
• NC law extends license for drivers up to 66
• 8 Asheville, Buncombe County schools revamping school lunches
• Asheville City Council: Highlights, from Tweets to actions
• Tropical depression halts drilling at Gulf well
• 11th Congressional District candidate Jeff Miller talks economy, jobs in Western North Carolina
• W. Asheville businessman, Red Hickey, dies
• Thousands of fish die in Lake Norman
• 119 NC death row inmates alleging racial bias
• Asheville still working on sidewalk priorities, database
• Downed tree in Pennsylvania leads to Amtrak delays
• Foundation awards $900K to six Asheville-area nonprofits
• Cops: Man stole, pawned stolen copper
• Northern border fortified in search for AZ escapee
• RiverLink holds volunteer sessions today
• Field trips, programs teach Asheville-area students about eating healthy outside the school cafeteri
• Another hot day in Asheville, showers possible
• Tropical depression weakens slightly in the Gulf
• Arden man charged with burglary of woman's home
• Transylvania County woman dies in fire
• New Roberson High principal Gayland Welborn comes from teaching family
• Burned Arden teen still critical
• Women's Financial Empowerment Center in Asheville will seek to empower clients
• Henderson County man gets 24 years for child porn
• NC man sentenced for drowning girlfriend in 2007
• At least 9 have died in Sturgis-related crashes
• Thousands of fish die in Lake Norman
• More jobless SC workers to qualify for benefits
• Asheville moped driver arrested on cocaine charge
• Brazil to catalog, make public UFO sightings
• Wrong-way wreck on I-40 near Canton injures 5
• Stocks fall sharply as investors' gloom grows
• Survivors of Alaska plane crash spent cold night
• David Wolper, producer of 'Roots,' dies at 82
• Cops: intoxicated Asheville driver tried to escape
• NYC on track for record number of tourists in 2010
• Learning Mandarin Chinese: 5 Western North Carolina school systems host teachers from China
• Repairs begin at Hanauma Bay
• Former Macon County deputy arrested
• WHO says swine flu pandemic is over
• Health department, other Buncombe County offices to move
• Bear Grylls almost done in by a camera
• Asheville-area children burned said to be on the road to recovery
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Asheville High drivers get texting reminder
• Woman claims she threw 3 kids off Philly-NJ bridge
• Uniforms make back-to-school fashion simple
• Fla. man who paid women to change his diapers pleads guilty to fraud
• Another hot day expected in Asheville; slight chance of rain
• Game in 'Jersey Shore' town features Obama target
• Twitter coverage of Aug. 10 City Council meeting
• Sign up now for the fall Citizens Police Academy in Asheville
• NC widow: Husband's eyes removed without consent
• ASKville
• Knitters group near Asheville: Crying's normal for newborns
• A list of countries considering BlackBerry bans
• MPAC and the IOUs
• Search for fugitive, fiancee focuses on Montana
• Black Mountain loses City of Asheville water service
• Buncombe Commissioners: Taking care of business
• JetBlue flight attendant arrested after NYC ruckus
• Idaho farmer unknowingly tends to 300 pot plants
• House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
• Rallies for, against gay marriage planned for NC
• Drawls welcome: TxDOT tests phone info line
• Medicare recipients get rebates to help with prescription costs
• Hathaway takes over at Erwin Middle
• Free storytelling events set for Saturday, Sunday
• NC Krispy Kreme customer gets $5K with doughnut
• School supply drive planned in Western North Carolina
• Ohio man stole car, Asheville police say
• 119 NC death row inmates alleging racial bias
• SC man dead after tussle with police
• Police: Hendersonville man murdered
• Federal bill getting final OK bringing $640M to NC
• Wreck reported on I-26 near Woodfin
• Asheville-Buncombe Tech culinary grad wins national award
• Former Olympian Antonio Pettigrew found dead
• Docent Recruitment Day
• Woman killed in Parkway motorcycle accident
• Incomes fall in U.S. metro areas, including Asheville
• Sturgis motorcycle rally turns 70
• Asheville City Council: Like it or not
• Haywood benches reversed “to deter criminal activity”
• Statue of Liberty to get new staircase for safety
• TVA: Air quality improvements continue despite court ruling
• Sunflower days
• Pop-Tart store pops up in Times Square
• The Asheville Art Museum Presents Hands in Harmony: The Concert
• Luella's in Asheville pledges $500 to charity in Facebook promotion
• UNCA alumna Amber Munger founds nonprofit Article 29 for Haiti
• Feds capture one of two Arizona inmate escapees
• Accused serial killer from Hendersonville to be among stories on ABC's 'Nightline'
• Food news to go: area restaurant news in small bites
• Hendersonville man murdered, deputies say
• Blue Ridge Parkway wreck claims life
• CIBO reviews development rules, swears to fight for I-26 connector
• New summer swarm: The Beehive Collective lands in Asheville
• Wreck reported near Leicester
• A guided tour of the new Pack Memorial Library
• Police looking for pair of larceny suspects
• Dancers from Ohio strip club protest at church
• So, about those peeling signs…
• Snorkel the Little Tennessee River on Saturday, Aug. 14
• Vandals strike Owen Middle School
• The road less traveled: Celebrating roadless wild areas this week
• Never too early for Christmas preparations
• Stephen Chandler becomes new principal at Candler Elementary
• WNC Wellness review: a free dental clinic; NC patients wait three days for emergency psych help
• The Beat: Weekly news roundup
• Historian reviews NC's Civil War death count
• Monday morning sunrise
• Blueberry mornings
• Some state laws kill buzz of home brews
• Beers, bands, but no baseball
• Bluewater Seafood company celebrates opening day
• Auto accident reported in Swannanoa
• Asheville City Council preview: housing, security and annexation
• Back from summer break: Commissioners consider Fairview rezoning request, ROAP funds, ethics
• Asheville area nonprofits at risk for failing to file taxes
• WNC Media Center launches new website, posts public records
• WNC Wellness review: Mission Hospitals and VA hospital try new tools and programs
• Police: 1 of 2 Ariz. escapees captured in Wyo.
• Boy, 14, suspected of starting LA-area wildfire
• Twitter-based coverage of the County Commissioners Meeting ***UPDATE***
• NC donors respond after soldiers' supplies stolen
• Ariz. escapees believed to be in Yellowstone area
• Sowing deeper seeds
• Hot weather expected in Asheville this week
• Unfolding green
• Safety patrols increase on busy SC Interstate 26
• 'Art X Architects' at The Pack Place Gallery
• Asheville Art Museum Proudly Presents Sewell Sillman: Pushing Limits
• Asheville Art Museum To Host A Double Feature Film Screening
• Asheville Art Museum Presents A Special Bele Chere Art Break Featuring Asheville Artists....
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Asheville Art Museum Presents An Art Break With Scott Riviere
• Asheville Art Museum Hosts Summer Family Art Party
• Art Break: Enjoy Story Time for Kids and Adults
• Asheville Art Museum Pianoforte Series Presents Douglas Weeks
• Asheville Art Museum Proudly Presents Sallie Middleton: A Life in the Forest
• Asheville Art Museum Presents a Special Film Screening: Chuck Close
• The Big Crafty Returns!
• Get Down at the ARTmob Summer Soiree
• Backpacker Magazine's FREE Get Out More Tour
• Mountain Sports Festival
• Explore The Photographs Of Tim Barnwell With The Artist Himself At The Asheville Art Museum!
• Film Screening At The Ashevilleart Museum: My Kid Could Paint That
• Asheville Art Museum Announces Premier Charity Wine Auction And Gala Dinner
• Museums, Potteries Plus More With The Asheville Art Museum Travelers
• Asheville Art Museum Is Proud to Participate in the Blue Star Museums Program
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• Fanaticon Announces Poster Contest Winner
• Hot Glass + Cold Beer With The AshevilleArt Museum's ARTmob
• Tim Barnwell's Photographs Celebrated in a New Exhibition at the Asheville Art Museum
• Asheville Art Museum Is Pleased to Screen the Hollywood Fantasy Portrait of Jennie
• The AshevilleArt Museum Is Pleased to Present Barbez
• Asheville Art Museum Hosts Fanaticon
• Art Break - Limners To Facebook: Portraiture From The 19th To The 21st Century
• Easter at Biltmore
• Art + Chocolate With The Museum's ARTmob!
• The Freedom Ball With Current Invention And Crystal Kind At The Grey Eagle
• Asheville Art Museum Is Pleased To Screen Cult-Classic True Stories
• Asheville Art Museum Announces Summer 2010 Internships
• Asheville Art Museum Hosts Spring Family Art Party
• Enjoy ‘In A Dream’ As Part Of The Asheville Jewish Film Festival
• AshevilleArt Museum’s ARTmob for an Artist Talk with Gabriel Schaffer
• Take an Art Break and Explore Portraits
• Participate in a Hands-On Workshop: Creating Mosaics with Jessica Levine
• Asheville Art Museum Announces WNC Regional Scholastic Art Award Winners
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• Asheville Art Museum’s Art Nouveaux Group Holds Third Annual Purchase Party
• Take an Art Break!
• Lecture By Dr. Andre Chaves Titled Illustrated Books Of The Arts And Crafts Era
• Asheville Art Museum Is Pleased to Host Fanaticon
• Limners to Facebook: Portraiture From The 19th To The 21st Century
• Special Valentine's Day Pianoforte Concert At The Museum!
• AshevilleArt Museum Film Screening: The Collector
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• A Lunchtime Discussion Of Women Artists And Women Workers
• Asheville Art Museum Announces the 2010 WNC Regional Art Awards
• A New Year's Resolution To Enjoy: More Art in 2010!
• Collectors’ Circle Purchase Party Yields Art For The Museum’s Permanent Collection
• Artist Kenn Kotara Gives Insight into the Work of Ruth Asawa
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• 12 Perfect Ways To Help Your Kids Be More Thankful This Thanksgiving
• Lorna Blaine Halper: The Space Between - Exhibition
• Get Crafty During Your Holiday Vacation With The Asheville Art Museum's Holiday Arts Extravaganza!
• Celebrating Cherokee through Popular Film
• Oscar-Winning Documentary 'Common Threads' Screening at Pack Place
• Western North Carolina Artist Mark Peiser Receives the North Carolina Award
• The AshevilleArt Museum Thanks Its Volunteers and Supporters in Style
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• November 2009 Calendar Listings For The Asheville Art Museum
• Asheville Art Museum Pianoforte Series Presents Dr. Anna Hayward
• Get Discussion Bound with the Asheville Art Museum’s New Book Group!
• What’s The Big Draw?
• The AshevilleArt Museum Is Pleased to Announce the Winners of the Celebrate 60! Raffle
• Exciting Film Series Art:21 Premieres At The AshevilleArt Museum This October!
• October 2009 Calendar Listings For The Asheville Art Museum
• Who the #$&% Is Jackson Pollock?
• Looking Forward with the AshevilleArt Museum
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• Asheville Art Museum Signs on for Smithsonian Magazine’s Museum Day 2009
• Looking Back with the AshevilleArt Museum
• Asheville Art Museum Art Adventurers Explore Cherokee, NC
• The Asheville Art Museum Docents Want You!
• Asheville Art Museum Presents Another Way to Learn
• Savor a Great Night at the Asheville Art Museum’s A Taste of Art + Wine
• The Asheville Art Museum Proudly Presents Ruth Asawa: Drawing in Space
• Buncombe County Schools Assesses Impact of Final State Budget
• A.C. Reynolds Student Successful in Summer Ventures
• The Asheville Art Museum Is Pleased to Present Looking Forward: New Works and New...
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• Current Exhibitions at the Asheville Art Museum this August!
• BCS Board Meeting Agenda for June 30, 2009
• Meet the Artists Living in Your ‘Backyard’!
• BCS Education Family to Say Farewell to Superintendent Dodson
• Asheville Art Museum Proudly Hosts The Big Crafty
• BCS Bus Driver Places 10th at State ‘Roadeo’
• Asheville Art Museum Celebrates 60 with a Family Art pARTy
• Star Kid Grand Prize Winner Announced
• Learn More About Looking Back at an Asheville Art Museum Art Break
• Top Student and School Achievements in Mathematics Competitions
• Asheville Art Museum Celebrate 60! Music, Dancing and a Visual Feast!
• Cherokee Carvers: Tradition Renewed
• Emma Fourth Graders Rewarded for Generosity
• A First Look at Looking Back: Celebrating 60 Years of Collecting at the Asheville Art Museum
• Get Grounded at a Film Screening of Beverly Buchanan at the Asheville Art Museum
• Buncombe County Schools District Calendar For June 2009
• More Fruits and Veggies on the Menu This Fall
• Spaghetti Dinner to Benefit 8th Grade Victim of Head Trauma
• 2009 Good Citizenship Award Recipients
• Enjoy the Benefits of Yoga at the Museum
• Take an Art Break and Explore Mapping the Mountains: The Photographs of George Masa
• Students’ Sound Investment Strategies Pay Off
• Erwin HS, Valley Springs MS to Receive New Principals
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• Enka Counselors Provide Hot Topics' Discussion Session for Parents
• CEC Students Win Big at SkillsUSA State Championships
• Cliff Dodson ‘Fans in the Stands’
• Camp Julian Day Camp For Rising 1st Through 8th Graders
• Tradition/Innovation: American Masterpieces of Southern Craft and Traditional Art Opens......
• Enka High Fine Arts Presents Seussical – The Musical
• Valley Springs Middle Student Wins Top Honor in State Marketing Contest
• Buncombe County Schools May District Calendar - April 30, 2009
• Take an Art Break and Discover the Art of Collecting Folk Art
• Beloved Music Teacher Bids Farewell With Final Performance
• 2008-09 BCS Counselors of the Year Named
• Four Early College Students Headed to Summer Ventures
• The Asheville Art Museum Hosts the 2009 Urban Loft + Art Tour
• Stowe Receives National Art Award for Painting
• Asheville Art Museum Celebrate 60! Party Tickets on Sale Now!
• BCS Student Art Exhibits at Asheville Mall
• Celebrate With The Asheville Art Museum This June!
• Come Out for Good Reads, Fine Wines and Support Your Asheville Art Museum!
• Relax and Support Your Asheville Art Museum!
• The Asheville Art Museum Is Pleased to Host an Artist Talk with Beverly Buchanan
• Two Area High School Students Receive 2009 National Scholastic Art Awards
• Students Travel to Far Away Lands with Words and Pictures
• Asheville Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Reynolds High Wind Ensemble and Concert Choir Team Up for China Tour
• Four Buncombe County Schools Go On to Compete in World Championship Odyssey of the Mind
• BC Board of Ed. Meeting Notice - April 9
• Walk in the Footsteps of George Masa During a Photography Hike with John Dickson
• Erwin High Student Keiko M. Wadsworth Awarded $20,000 Scholarship
• Take a Tour of the Works of Designing Woman Eva Zeisel
• HCES Get New Library Shelves for Free
• BCS Finance Officer Attains ‘Triple Crown’ of State Financial Awards
• Plenty of Heart for Hungry Students Despite Dreary Weather, Economy
• Buncombe Co. Students Chosen for 2009 Governor’s School
• Response and Memory: The Art of Beverly Buchanan
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• Erwin Middle Students Welcome Community 'Into the Woods'
• Asheville Art Museum: Celebrate 60!
• Asheville Art Museum Family Day to Feature Fundred Dollar Bills!
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