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One reader is steaming about a bunch of teens who stole from a local retailer.

Mayo Civic Center is working with Mayo Clinic to book more events. Other venues are available, but some events don't bring crowds to downtown streets.

The Mountain Retreat Association privately owns much of the hiking trails in Montreat and pays to maintain them.

May 2023 is here, and so is our monthly Lights, Camera, Crackle article, where you can see what's coming to Crackle in May.

An Answer Man column about a historic Asheville River Arts building, its unusual uses and what its about to become.

As work on Merrimon Avenue continues, readers ask about recent restriping and the long-awaited fix for the I-240 exit sign.

An Asheville Citizen Times reader asks what the states utilities commission has in store for utility poles amid the rise of cellphones.

"They can still work on a lot of the application of learning," Willow Creek Principal Chris Fogarty said. "Once we get that technology up to where it needs to be, then they can go and apply it."

A reader asks if theres anything that can be done about replacing a street sign in Woodfin, and Answer Mans probing helps get a fix on the way.

Are the recent precipitation events halting needed road construction before those projects even start?