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Some grant funding is going towards the Hood Huggers Foundation, an organization trying to help West Asheville grow for more than two decades.

Folks at the Peace Gardens in Asheville haven't forgotten that Martin Luther King Jr. Day is also a day of service.

More than half a century ago, highway expansions tore a thriving, historically Black neighborhood in Asheville apart. Now, DeWayne Barton is working to return the community to its former glory.

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The Foundry Hotel in Asheville, North Carolina has a general manager, Larry Crosby, who helps honor and connect with the black community.

Two people at the center of a brutal police beating that changed the trajectory of Asheville have faced hardships in the following five years.

Buncombe County Ad Hoc Reappraisal Committee now has two, somewhat conflicting reports on possible inequity in assessment practices.

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Photo by Cynthia R. Greenlee In Asheville’s Triangle Park, a vibrant mural depicts real Black businesses on the Block, such as John Darity’s cab company. The history of things now unseen and a future not yet made. share this article Overlooking downtown Asheville, North Carolina, from a vista in the city’s hilly East End neighborhood, DeWayne Barton points to a tall gray-and-white tower under construction. “At the top [end of the price range], you’ll pay $750,000 to live in that bu...