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Additional security is on-hand today at Swain County schools after a Sunday social media threat. he Carolina Panthers closed out the final game of the 2022-23 season Sunday with a 10-7 victory over the New Orleans Saints. A Code Purple is in effect today and tomorrow in Asheville.

On January 7th, 1971, Black Sabbath released their second album, 'Paranoid,' in America.

A Buncombe County couple wants to know who killed a horse on their farm. North Carolina's elementary school students are showing strides in reading. Plans are moving forward for an industrial space at the former site of American Enka Company in Asheville.

To celebrate the shock rocker’s birthday, here are 20 things you might not know about him:

The city announced yesterday that all boil advisories had been lifted after lab results revealed there were no contaminants. The state gas tax is higher than it was in 2022. Rental Assistance Available In Buncombe County Again

Find out what The Beatles did for the last time on this day in 1970, and why it was a sad day in rock in 2014.

Water still isn't back to full service for some residents in west Asheville. A homicide investigation is underway in Maggie Valley. Some mountain hospitals are being stretched thin due to impacts from what's being called the tripledemic.

Walters was the first female anchor on an evening news program.

Find out why Black Sabbath fans were happy in 1978 and how New Jersey authorities shut down John Lennon in 1969.

Do you know why this was a disappointing day for The Beatles in 1962 and 2007?