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A $542,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, matched by more than $200,000 from the Dogwood Health Trust, will hel...

Jackson County has approved an architectural contract and laid out a timeline for the construction of its domestic violence shelter, acting on a plan...

As Pisgah Legal Services continues to grow and better serve its clientele, a key challenge has simply been getting word of its ability to help low-inc...

As Pisgah Legal Services continues to grow and better serve its clientele, a key challenge has simply been getting word of its ability to help low-inc...

Mountain Projects had much to celebrate last week.  Last Tuesday, the nonprofit welcomed Reginald Speight, Director of the U.S. Department of Agr...

The effort to bring more workforce housing to Haywood County will receive a significant boost thanks to an anonymous donor’s generous offer of a subst...

The weather outside is frightful, but Asheville musician Noah Proudfoot is already looking forward to warmer days and lots of mountain biking later this year, so signing up for health

Readers ask why the price for the Winter Lights at the Arboretum got so pricey, and how to help Haywood flood victims.

To the Editor: Recently, we lost a true mountain man. You may have known him as Jim Stevens or maybe just “Poss,” but for me it was “Mr.” Stevens.&nbs...

By Bill Graham • Special to SMN | For Ed Herron, childhood at Lake Junaluska in the 1960s was idyllic. He loved it.  It wasn’t just the beauty of...