At UNC Asheville this week, the answer is water — and a new lecture series connecting science, storytelling and Southern Indigenous survival.

UNC Asheville is launching a three-year lecture series to explore the intersection of science, storytelling and water in the American South.

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I was joined by the agency’s CEO, Andrew D’Onofrio, and its farm director, Erica Blumenfeld, who has overseen the property’s ...

Now, two years into his term, McAllister sees the upcoming November election for three open seats on Town Council, as well as ...

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The U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has placed Asheville’s Mission Hospital in immediate jeopardy, the ...

As estimated 6,000 people gathered at Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville for the Oct. 18 No Kings rally. The event ...

Foster, a clinical psychologist with a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (and a former Xpress editor), ...

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In downtown Burnsville, the ghost-seeking crowds gather near Roland’s Bar at the NuWray Hotel. Henry, a scenic designer by ...

There are three open seats for the Woodfin Sanitary Water & Sewer Board of Trustees. Four candidates are running. Hannah Rice ...