Asheville's 4th GRINDFest aims to close wealth gap, honors Black Wall Street legacy
Through the annual GRINDFest, the African-American community in Asheville has been dedicated to closing the "Black and brown wealth gap."Friday, May 24, kicked
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Through the annual GRINDFest, the African-American community in Asheville has been dedicated to closing the "Black and brown wealth gap."Friday, May 24, kicked
An event guide to GrindFest, a family-friendly festival series that celebrates small, Black-owned businesses in Asheville.
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At its Dec. 13 meeting, Asheville City Council approved a new mixed-use building with 263 residential units in the River Arts District.
Eat, drink and party through Asheville festivals this spring and summer