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12/10 Exciting update! Alisa Hove is advancing to the Jeopardy! semifinals: https://www.jeopardy.com/contestant-zone/2021/professors-tournamentHeads-up…

BPR is answering listener queries about the Coronavirus in a new segment –Talk to Us: COVID Questions. BPR’s Helen Chickering talks with a local expert…

The base Jackson County’s Confederate monument has been covered.After a long debate this summer, Jackson County Commissioners voted in August not to…

Blue Ridge Public Radio took home three first-place and five second-place awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas.The…

Republican Madison Cawthorn and Democrat Moe Davis, candidates for North Carolina's 11th Congressional district seat left vacant by White House Chief of…

At this particular moment in history, we think it's vital that we give ourselves more time to listen to what's happening in Western North Carolina and…

This September, Blue Ridge Public Radio will be adding four shows to its program schedule, while moving five others to both of its channels so they can be…

A lawsuit has been filed against the UNC System to halt the start of classes statewide. The lawsuit lists all UNC System schools including Western…

Blue Ridge Public Radio continues to respond to the tectonic changes underway in our country and community through our news coverage and programming. To…

Asheville artist Joseph Pearson left his mark on Blue Ridge Public Radio over the weekend. He chose to highlight George Floyd in a mural covering up the…