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The money provided by the federal government is a small percentage of the billions in damage that Hurricane Helene left behind in WNC.
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Unions and environmental advocates protested a potential federal shake-up at the TVA board meeting this week.
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Swain County Board of Commission Chairman Kevin Seagle was absent at Tuesday night’s county commission meeting. His resignation is effective Aug. 31.
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Manheimer, who has led the city since 2013, is the first candidate to enter the 2026 race, citing her commitment to oversee Asheville’s long-term recovery from Hurricane Helene.
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What you need to know from the Aug. 19 Buncombe County Board of Commissioners meeting.
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Residents of Swannanoa gathered for a training that aimed to help them prepare in case of another disaster.
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The November concert series is pegged to the 100th anniversary of the 1925 Asheville Sessions.
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Helene damaged and closed around 1,500 public roads statewide. All but 70 have fully reopened.
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Agency concludes the hospital violated emergency care law, but it won’t suspend federal funding because issues were addressed.
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Western North Carolina solar businesses that helped shape Energize NC say this may not be the end.
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When Hurricane Helene struck Yancey County almost a year ago, it left behind an impact on its school district with the buildings lost, people displaced, and one student dead. How are Yancey County Schools looking as the year resumes?
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East Fork Pottery filed the federal lawsuit against Travelers insurance after the business was closed for almost a month after Hurricane Helene.
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UNC Asheville will halt negotiations for its development of portions of its Millennial Campus property. The university is forming a new commission to gather more input from community concerns.
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With school starting Monday, Haywood County health officials are watching a whooping cough outbreak closely and urging families to check vaccination records.