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About 800 families stopped by the Ingles at the South Forest Shopping Center to get a Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixins' on Wednesday, Nov. 22, the day be

Buncombe County Emergency Energy Assistance Programs offer support in winter; Applications accepted beginning Dec. 1

Gov. Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency on Wednesday in response to the ongoing wildfires in Western North Carolina and drought conditions throughout the

The annual Winter Clothing Giveaway runs from Wednesday, Nov. 8 through Thursday, Nov. 9 at Eblen's new location, 23 Hamilton Street.

Hundreds of motorcyclists helped Santa out by riding in the 43rd annual Smoky Mountain Toy Run on Saturday, Nov. 4!It is known as the oldest toy run in North C

Veritas Christian Academy held its annual day of service called Salt and Light, during which students pre-k through high school participate in projects to serve

/PRNewswire/ -- As North Carolina communities continue to feel financial strain from the rising cost of basic needs, the Duke Energy Foundation is providing $1...

Webb School standout Island Shuler to become 7th family member to run through the famed T at Neyland

Registered nurses at Mission Hospital are demanding better safety. Money once slated for a pedestrian project in Asheville is going towards baseball park renovations. A new bill could change laws over short-term rentals in North Carolina.

Registered nurses at Mission Hospital are demanding better safety. Money once slated for a pedestrian project in Asheville is going towards baseball park renovations. A new bill could change laws over short-term rentals in North Carolina.