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Madison County residents voiced concern over a proposal to dissolve the current health board and shift control to county commissioners.
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Western Carolina University announced Friday that its Office of Intercultural Affairs (ICA) is closed “effective immediately.”
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Some have left rural communities in Western North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene.
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In Western North Carolina, “No Kings” protests are planned in many towns, including Asheville, Bryson City, Waynesville and Hayesville.
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N.C. Secretary of Health and Human Services Dev Sangvai visited Hendersonville to advocate for mental health and the state legislature to reinstate funding for the Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP) program which delivers food, housing support and more to low-income North Carolinians.
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This weekend, the 8th Annual Flame Azaleas Festival celebrates the unique flowers with music, art and events in downtown Robbinsville.
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Conservative activist organization, Accuracy in Media, has released at least three UNC System videos so far of administrators being questioned about DEI policies while being unknowingly filmed.
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Travelers are urged to check alerts and plan ahead, as key sections of the Parkway are still under construction following last year’s storm damage.
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Las propuestas SB 153 y HB 318, impulsadas por legisladores republicanos, buscan apoyar el plan de deportación masiva del presidente Donald Trump.
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While the AmeriCorps programs are reinstated, future funding is uncertain, leaving nonprofits with no way to plan for the future.
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The brand new ticket lobby is part of a $400 million expansion that’s been years in the making.
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What you need to know from the June 10 Asheville City Council meeting
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Since the storm, the county has used almost all of the $15 million provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to clear debris.
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An agreement with FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers signals a response to upset over debris removal that many say has been destructive to waterways.