Asheville names homelessness consultant amid growing crisis
Amid a decrease in shelter beds and a rising number of people experiencing homelessness in Asheville, the city hires a consultant to help address need.
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Asheville Point in Time Count: Homelessness increased 21% since 2021
Ashevilles Point in Time Count for 2022 is complete. It found 637 people experiencing homelessness in the city, a 21% increase from the 2021 count.
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Asheville advocates, experts, elected officials talk sanctuary camping
Though Asheville advocates call for sanctuary camping efforts as a solution for unsheltered residents, some in the city are skeptical.
United States Trinity United Methodist Church West Palm Beach Sarah Honosky Asheville Esther Manheimer Kim Roney
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Code purple ends. What comes next for shelter residents?
March 31 is the final night of Code Purple shelter. With emergency options no longer available, the citys unsheltered look for places to go.
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Asheville considers 11 applications for homeless services consultant
As both the Ramada Inn and Code Purple shelter options end, Asheville is taking next steps in its search for a homeless services consultant.
United States Memorial Stadium Trinity United Methodist Church Sarah Honosky Asheville Melanie Robertson Sara Coplai
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Asheville seeking input on $4.7M in funds to address homelessness
A one-time infusion of $4.7 million intended to reduce homelessness is coming to the Asheville Regional Housing Consortium.
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Jan Owens works to preserve the history of White Clay Creek State Park
When she first moved to Newark in the 1970s, Jan Owens spent countless hours hiking the trails of White Clay Creek State Park, taking advantage of the cheapest attraction in
United States White Clay Creek White Clay Creek State Park University Of Delaware Jan Owens Dorothy Miller
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Buncombe 2030 housing pitch: build 3,000 units, invest $62 million
Buncombes Affordable Housing Committee makes a proposal for about 3,000 affordable housing units to be built by 2030.
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Cawthorn Sues Elections Board, Deputy Busted for DWI, COVID Numbers Drop
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Cawthorn Sues Elections Board, Deputy Busted for DWI, COVID Numbers Drop
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