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Through the annual GRINDFest, the African-American community in Asheville has been dedicated to closing the "Black and brown wealth gap."Friday, May 24, kicked

An event guide to GrindFest, a family-friendly festival series that celebrates small, Black-owned businesses in Asheville.

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At its Dec. 13 meeting, Asheville City Council approved a new mixed-use building with 263 residential units in the River Arts District.

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When Bruce Waller left Marietta, Georgia, in 2012 as a young man, he knew it would be hard to put together a job and a place to live — but he wasnt ready for Ashevilles version of hard. In Marietta, he had been training with the Army National Guard, and housing was covered. Before, when he lived in Richmond, Virginia, he paid $500 for rent and utilities, for a whole house he shared with friends. In Asheville, Waller also paid $500, but it was for an apartment shared with two friends. Wa...

Inside dish: Celebrating Black History Month, plus news you may have missed Mackensy Lunsford, Asheville Citizen Times © Courtesy of ASAP ASAPs CSA guide. Good morning,  Here on the last day of Black History Month, lets talk about some of the young entrepreneurs who are working to revive the concept of Black Wall Street in Asheville. Heres the story: Hackett intends to use the $50,000 grant to help grow Ashevilles own Black Wall Street. "Entrepreneurship is one of the quicke...