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A reported shooting June 17 at the end of Ashevilles Juneteenth Festival prompted the cancellation of the planned second day of the festival June 18

Chow Chow, the nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring the cuisine, creativity, and culture of Southern Appalachia and Asheville, is showcasing its newly-named flagship festival in September under the leadership of a new executive director. Melissa Scheiderer is now at the helm of the 501(c)(3) company, which was founded in 2019 by a group of Asheville’s renowned

Things to eat, sip and do in the Asheville area.

Memorial Day in Asheville means public pool openings and events for the long weekend.

A judge in a bond hearing criticized the controversial May 13 arrest of a Black man, saying officers "didnt act appropriately."

West Asheville Presbyterian is rumored to be coming down. What are future plans for the Haywood Road property? How old is the building?

The pioneer of Ashevilles brewing community has been honored for his business and philanthropic endeavors by the governor of North Carolina.

A reader notes that their preferred parking meters in downtown Asheville are disappearing. Are meters being replaced and if so, why?

Leslie Ann Keller reminisces about her parents and chef Mark Rosenstein opening The Marketplace Restaurant in downtown Asheville in the 1970s.

The leaders of Asheville food and beverage organizations and festivals are planning for big changes in 2023.