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Tombstone Tales: The wreck on Saluda Mountain that changed rail safety
In 1890, engineer Lewis Tunstall was killed when his train careened down the Saluda Grade at 75 miles an hour. The wreck led to the creation of safety switches that saved countless lives. Today, Tunstall is remembered not only for his sacrifice but also by a striking monument in Hendersonville’s Oakdale Cemetery.
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Rollercoaster theatre: ‘Miss Julie’ stars Lauren Otis and Jon Robinson on their upcoming Attic Salt production
"Miss Julie" is a classic 19th century play written by the Swedish playwright August Strindberg. This September, the naturalistic tragedy will receive a brand-new adaptation at Attic Salt Theatre Company, directed by Jeff Catanese and starring Lauren Otis and Jon Robinson.
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Weaverville ‘salutes to summer’ with back-to-school Nature Park party
The Salute to Summer Kids Party will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 23 at Main Street Nature Park in downtown Weaverville. School supply donations will be accepted by the Weaverville Police Department at the event.
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Noble Cider repeats as NC Wine Cup winner with Spice Merchant
Asheville cidery also collects six silver medals in statewide competition
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Cooler, wet weather to continue across Asheville area
Forecasters say heavy rain could bring isolated flash flooding through Saturday
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Fly fishing and fellowship: Wrong Way to host free fly fishing festivities this weekend
As Asheville flies closer to the one year anniversary of Hurricane Helene, Wrong Way River Lodge & Cabins will host a fly fishing festival to celebrate river recovery in Western North Carolina.
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AP: Panthers give Moton 2-year, $44M deal
The deal means the Panthers have all five starting offensive linemen under contract at least through the 2026 season
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Parkway section between Asheville and Mount Pisgah reopens
Remaining repairs from Tropical Storm Helene near milepost 421 expected to be finished later this summer
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North Carolina voter registration cleanup underway
1,400 Buncombe County residents among those urged to confirm records
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Apple Festival, King Apple Parade set for Labor Day weekend
Four-day celebration includes street closures, parking changes and events in downtown Hendersonville
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Tourists doubleheader pushed to Friday, weekend slate adjusted
Asheville ballclub revises schedule after rainouts
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FEMA approves another $96M for North Carolina’s Helene recovery
Funds will support more than 200 projects, including road repairs, debris removal and infrastructure restoration
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Tips for staying on top as coursework becomes more demanding
As students push themselves with tougher classes, revising study habits and strategies can help them stay on top
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Man accused of setting fire that destroyed West Asheville home
Man charged with second-degree arson after blaze on Park Lane Avenue; no one inside at time of fire
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Mulch fire at TBD Landfill sends smoke across Haywood County
Canton officials urge swift action from state, federal agencies over air quality concerns
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Asheville Deals | Discover Moe’s Original BBQ in North Asheville: White Sauce, Haul-It-Home Packs, and More
Moe’s Original BBQ in Woodfin serves up Alabama-style white sauce, slow-smoked meats, and family packs to-go, making it a must-try spot for Asheville BBQ lovers.
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Asheville housing trends to be topic of briefing
Experts to discuss supply, demand and affordability at Aug. 26 event
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New playground, basketball court to be unveiled at Burton Street Community Center
A brand-new playground and basketball court will be unveiled at the Burton Street Park and Community Center in the historic West Asheville neighborhood at a community fair in early September.
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Fork & Dagger: Gemelli offers a mixed bag of Italian fare
Fresh noodles and dessert stand out at West Asheville eatery, while other dishes lack balance and finesse
