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• South Tampa Aldi to open on Halloween (Business Observer) 10/24/24
• After hurricanes wrecked businesses, workers are desperate for jobs (Tampa Bay Times) 10/24/24
• Sarasota, Bradenton real estate market sees lower sales, price decline after Debby (Sarasota Herald) 10/24/24
• New Bradenton-Palmetto bridge could cross Manatee River (Bradenton Herald) 10/23/24
• Famed Seltzer's steakhouse closed, St. Petersburg building sold (Business Observer) 10/23/24
• Reopening of businesses offers glimpse of hope to battered Pinellas beaches (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 10/23/24
• Tenants battle vermin, sewage in investor-owned mobile home parks (Tampa Bay Times) 10/23/24
• Punta Gorda Airport offers $200K incentive for restaurateur (Business Observer) 10/22/24
• Anna Maria's Rod and Reel Pier vows to rebuild, raises over $56K (Business Observer) 10/21/24
• Damage to Trop gives Rays’ offseason planning a whole different look (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 10/21/24
• The Bay Pines shopping center on U.S. Alternate 19 sold (Business Observer) 10/20/24
• Home Depot in Clearwater sells for $23 million (Business Observer) 10/20/24 
• Hurricane Milton damages Sarasota County Administration Center (Business Observer) 1017/24
• Capogna’s Dugout in Clearwater is closing (Tampa Bay Times) 10/17/24
• Business owners can visit mobile assistance centers post-Milton (Business Observer) 10/16/24
• Babcock Ranch developer sells St. Petersburg shopping center (Business Observer) 10/16/24
• Tampa Italian restaurant Cena has closed (Tampa Bay Times) 10/16/24
• Clearwater apartments take on 6 feet of floodwater (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 10/15/24
• Pete Beach eases code regulation in storm’s aftermath (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 10/16/24
• Downtown Sarasota boutique hotel to get new roof post-Milton (Business Observer) 10/15/24
• Sarasota manufacturing plant closed due to Milton damage (Business Observer) 10/15/24
• Manatee County Milton damage estimate tops $350M (Business Observer) 10/15/24
• SeaPort Manatee receives $9.5M from state to aid post-Milton recovery (Business Observer) 10/15/24
• Polluted water from phosphate plant likely spilled to Tampa Bay during Milton (Tampa Bay Times) 10/15/24
• How many properties did Milton’s surge flood? Here’s what the data show (Tampa Bay Times) 10/15/24
• Pasco brewery takes over, reinvents Big Storm Brewing space (Business Observer) 10/13/24
• Petersburg building hit by crane housed newspapers for a century (Tampa Bay Times) 10/11/24
• Renewed plans for Gateway property in Dunedin move forward (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 10/7/24
• Shopping center in Tampa’s Uptown district sold (Business Observer) 10/2/24
• Former Sarasota Italian deli and market property up for sale (Business Observer) 09/29/24
• Tampa General Hospital incorporates unique solution to prevent flooding (Business Observer) 09/28/24
• For Tampa Bay, Helene was the worst storm in a century (Tampa Bay Times) 09/28/24
• Benderson Development spends $140M on acquisitions in September (Business Observer) 09/27/24
• Westshore Plaza anchor tenant moving on after a decade (Tampa Bay Times) 09/24/24
• Iconic Tampa restaurant Goody Goody to close, again (Tampa Bay Times) 09/24/24/
• Philadelphia investor pays $38 million for Polk industrial space (Business Observer) 09/23/24
• Plans submitted for new Manatee County Publix (Business Observer) 09/20/24
• New neuroscience institute launches in St. Pete (Tampa Bay Times) 09/20/24
• Sarasota County spends $2M on conservation of 18.9 acres (Business Observer) 09/18/24
• A new restaurant is coming to St. Pete’s Vinoy hotel, from a Michelin-starred chef (Tampa Bay Times) 09/17/24
• Plans for 124-unit Venice hotel move forward (Business Observer) 09/17/24
• St Petersburg’s 400 Central condo tops out at 515 feet (Tampa Bay Times) 09/17/24
• Fort Myers' historic Shell Factory shutting down after 85 years (Business Observer) 09/16/24
• County moves toward making new car washes a harder sell in Pasco (Tampa Bay Times) 09/16/24
• From Beef’s to Brass — Pasco sports bar changes to adult hangout (Tampa Bay Times) 09/14/24
• Tervis to lay off 60 of 129 total employees (Business Observer) 09/13/24
• Pete business park sells for $27.2 million (Tampa Bay Times) 09/13/24
• Investor pays $6.15 million for Bradenton shopping center (Business Observer) 09/13/24
• Home Depot, after protests, drops plans for east Manatee store (Business Observer) 09/12/24
• Chick-fil-A proposed for old Golden Corral near Largo Mall (Tampa Bay Times) 09/12/24
• Petersburg to sell part of former Moffitt Cancer Center land (Tampa Bay Times) 09/12/24
• Tampa’s Trinity Cafe serves meals to hungry. Now a popular location is closing (Tampa Bay Times) 09/11/24
• Pasco day care center property sells for $5.79 million (Business Observer) 09/11/24
• Developer of community lagoons now plans to bring health care to residents (Tampa Bay Times) 09/11/24
• Developer readies a rarity: A new Longboat Key commercial plaza (Business Observer) 09/11/24
• Venice patio enclosure company expands, rebrands (Business Observer) 09/10/24
• Pete manufacturer to add 5,000 jobs — in India (Business Observer) 09/10/24
• Pasco school board votes to close, consolidate 3 schools (Tampa Bay Times) 09/10/24
• Clearwater apartment tower to revert to affordable housing (Tampa Bay Times) 0910/24
• Tampa's development chief looks for consistency, clarity in rewritten land code (Business Observer) 09/10/24
• Here’s how Tampa airport’s new international terminal will look (Tampa Bay Times) 09/10/24
• New AdventHealth hospital a sign of rapid growth in south Hillsborough (Tampa Bay Times) 09/10/24
• Plan to transform Palm Harbor golf club into wetlands stirs dissent (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 09/09/24
• Pair of downtown Sarasota restaurant buildings sold for $8.5M (Business Observer) 09/09/24
• Hospitality group acquires part of Tampa bakery (Business Observer) 09/09/24
• SWFL company buys Punta Gorda eyecare center (Business Observer) 09/09/24
• Company completes 248-room rental community in Wesley Chapel (Tampa Bay Times) 09/08/24
• Another storage facility planned for Wesley Chapel (Tampa Bay Times) 09/07/24
• Is north Manatee County the new Tampa Bay hotspot? (Tampa Bay Times) 09/06/24
• Pinellas Business Center sells in Tampa Bay (CoStar) 09/05/24
• Opening date set for flagship Fleming's in Tampa (Business Observer) 09/05/24
• Tampa condo sales, prices fall as market stagnates (Business Observer) 09/05/24
• Affordable housing community for seniors boosts St. Pete neighborhood (Business Observer) 0905/24
• Tervis manufacturer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy (Business Observer) 09/05/24
• Developer seeks $250K Largo grant for apartments project (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 09/04/24
• Hyatt Regency Clearwater sells for $137 million (CoStar) 09/04/24
• Florida lawmakers stay quiet as corporations buy thousands of homes (Tampa Bay Times) 09/03/24
• City of Sarasota, developers to deliver 600 affordable housing units (Business Observer) 09/02/24
• Funding to open Black history museum with Rays stadium is uncertain (Tampa Bay Times) 09/01/24
• Indian Rocks Beach won’t compromise with vacation rental owners who sued (Tampa Bay Tmes) 08/31/24
• After 40 years, this Palm Harbor diner closes (Tampa Bay Times) 08/30/24
• Manatee County nixes plans for a parking garage on Anna Maria Island (Sarasota Herald) 08/30/24
• Boy Scouts explore sale of 500 acres of Sand Hill camp in Brooksville (Tampa Bay Times) 08/30/24
• Dunedin officials mull proposed marina projects (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 08/29/24
• Tampa doctor seeks tenants for $6.7 million medical office project (Business Observer) 08/29/24
• Barnes & Noble shutters nearly 30-year-old Carrollwood store in Tampa (Business Observer) 08/29/24
• Tampa dental manufacturer expanding, doubling employees in the city (Business Observer) 0/29/24
• Foot Locker to move headquarters to St. Petersburg in 2025 (Tampa Bay Times) 08/29/24
• Tampa’s oldest public housing is set to be demolished (Tampa Bay Times) 08/28/24
• SRQ adds flight to Cincinnati (Business Observer) 08/27/24
• Work officially begins to transform long-vacant St. Pete hospital site (Business Observer) 08/27/24
• Tampa nonprofit plans female-staffed psychiatric hospital in Tampa (Tampa Bay Times) 08/27/24
• Affordable artist housing may be coming to St. Pete’s Warehouse Arts District (Tampa Bay Times) 08/27/24
• Builder planning 255 homes pays $6.5M for 265 acres in Pasco (Business Observer) 08/26/24
• SRQ airport wins $40M aircraft manufacturer project (Business Observer) 08/24/24
• 128-unit affordable housing community addresses 'enormous' Tampa need (Business Observer) 08/24/24
• University of Tampa renames business building after donors (Business Observer) 08/23/24
• Tampa City Council votes against historic building being elevated 7 feet (Tampa Bay Times) 08/23/24
• Political opposition grows to Florida plan for golf courses in state parks (Tampa Bay Times) 08/22/24
• Boat repair business to set up shop in Seminole (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 08/21/24
• Boy Scouts in talks to sell 50-acre slice of Brooksville reservation (Tampa Bay Times) 08/21/24
• Brandon shopping center sold as part of $137 million deal (Business Observer) 08/21/24
• Was this Tampa Catholic school built on more than 700 graves? (Tampa Bay Times) 08/21/24
• SRQ Airport withdraws land deal from FAA (Sarasota Herald) 8/20/24
• Tampa Bay Times cuts workforce, signs St. Pete content partnership (Business Observer) 08/20/24
• Tampa signs firm expands graphic design studio (Business Observer) 08/20/24
• Sarasota arts district building sells for $2.9 million (Business Observer) 08/20/24
• Tampa job growth slows, but region remains a lead for employment gains (CoStar) 08/19/24
• West Tampa cigar factory is restored, converted into student housing (Tampa Bay Times) 08/19/24
• Pasco County’s torrid growth reaches once peaceful Shady Hills hamlet (Tampa Bay Times) 08/18/24
• Clearwater hikes stormwater rates 8% (Tampa Bay Times) 08/17/24
• Popular Seminole Heights restaurant Ella’s Americana Folk Art Cafe is closing (Tampa Bay Times) 08/17/24
• Tampa-based food brokerage serves up new headquarters (CoStar) 08/16/24
• Report: 11,100 apartment units to open in Tampa Bay this year (Business Observer) 08/16/24
• This Pinellas beach town just won a victory in beach access fight (Tampa Bay Times) 08/16/24
• Retail space near Rays stadium site sells for $2.4M (Business Observer) 08/15/24
• Target store opens at Beachway Plaza in West Bradenton (Bradenton Herald) 08/15/24
• Petersburg’s hottest new restaurant, Juno & the Peacock (Tampa Bay Times) 08/15/24
• Affordable housing crisis forces Tampa General to build its own (Tampa Bay Times) 08/15/24
• Bankrupt flooring company closing 2 stores in region (Business Observer) 08/14/24
• Preservation board OKs Beach Theatre restoration (Tampa Bay Newspaper) 08/14/24
• Financial company moving to Tampa's Duke Energy building (CoStar) 08/13/24
• Project to turn Sarasota mall into apartments moves ahead (Business Observer) 08/13/24
• Southwest Florida multifamily markets hit decade-high vacancy rates (CoStar) 08/12/24
• Construction begins on 211-unit apartment complex in Hillsborough County (Business Observer) 08/11/24
• Walmart shopping center in Brandon sells for $6.9 million (Business Observer) 08/11/24
• Search is on for new water well sites to quench thirsty East Pasco (Tampa Bay Times) 08/10/24
• Debby overwhelmed Tampa Bay sewers, spilling millions of gallons of pollution (Tampa Bay Times) 08/10/24
• 3 iconic waterfront restaurants in Sarasota area sold (Sarasota Herald Tribune) 08/09/24
• With the future secured, Rays make plans, prepare to break ground (Business Observer) 08/09/24
• Construction begins on 211 apartments in Riverview (Business Observer) 08/08/24
• Newly built 279-unit Sarasota County apartment complex sold (Business Observer) 08/08/24
• Largo Planning Board OKs changes to proposed mixed-use complex downtown (TBN Weekly) 08/08/24
• Burlington comes to Largo Mall; sub shop among other local openings (TBN Weekly) 08/08/24
• Moxy Hotel opens on St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue (Tampa Bay Times) 08/08/24
• Pasco grants longer lease for new Wiregrass hotel operator (Tampa Bay Times) 08/08/24
• Fresh Market eyes September opening for Seminole store (TBN Weekly) 08/07/24
• Starbucks employees in Clearwater ask feds for union vote (Business Observer) 08/07/24
• 6 nonstop flights coming to SRQ airport (Sarasota Herald Tribune) 08/07/24
• First Watch developing 130 new restaurants (Business Observer) 08/07/24
• Nonprofit military contractor has lofty goals with $13M St. Pete facility (Business Observer) 08/07/24
• At On Top of the World Clearwater, chaos reigns over retirees (Tampa Bay Times) 08/07/24
• Tampa steakhouse Fleming’s is debuting a new look and location (Tampa Bay Times) 08/07/24
• Building products company to invest $77.6 million in Zephyrhills plant (Tampa Bay Times) 08/06/24
• Dunedin commission tweaks outdoor dining hours, clarifies noise rules (TBN Weekly)
• SRQ adds flight to Philadelphia-Delaware (Business Observer) 08/06/24
• Manufacturer spending $80 million to build Pasco facility (Business Observer) 08/06/24
• Along Pinellas coast, billboard boats float all day long (Tampa Bay Times) 08/06/24
• Petersburg speakeasy The Saint will close in November (Tampa Bay Times) 08/06/24
• Developer obtains $47M loan for apartment conversion at Bradenton mall (Business Observer) 08/05/24
• Pasco County’s EDC helping developer market 611-acre industrial site (Business Observer) 08/04/24
• CBRE to lease and manage NetPark Tampa Bay (Business Observer) 08/04/24
• Lakewood Ranch office sold for nearly $32M in off-market deal (Business Observer) 08/03/24
• Study: Florida ranks third in nation in office space demand (Business Observer) 08/03/24
• Dunedin mulls controversial noise, outdoor dining ordinances (Tampa Bay Times) 08/03/24
• Public gets first look at latest proposals to redevelop downtown Oldsmar (Suncoast News) 08/01/24
• Petersburg Council delays vote on Historic Gas Plant zoning changes (Tampa Bay Times) 08/01/24
• Madeira Beach floats idea of huge parking garage for John’s Pass Village (TBN Weekly) 07/31/24
• Tampa Bay Rays win final approval for new $1.2 billion stadium (Business Observer) 07/31/24
• Small restaurants in St. Petersburg are making a big splash (Tampa Bay Times) 07/31/24
• Tampa museum picks builder for multimillion-dollar expansion (Business Observer) 07/30/24
• Clearwater discusses dropping Duke Energy to form city utility (Tampa Bay Times) 07/30/24
• Pinellas Commission approves Rays stadium deal (Tampa Bay Times) 07/30/24
• National construction giant launches Sarasota team (Business Observer) 07/30/24
• Fresh Kitchen in South Tampa closed after fire tears through building (Tampa Bay Times) 07/30/24
• Bradenton City Hall property: Council moves $14M sale forward (Business Observer) 07/29/24)
• 6 primary care centers for seniors to open at Walmarts around Tampa (Business Observer) 07/29/24
• Japanese variety store chain chooses Tampa for Florida debut (Business Observer) 07/29/24
• Furniture company to lay off 101 Florida employees amid bankruptcy (Business Observer) 07/29/24
• Manatee County entrepreneur buys 333 rural acres for $2.5M (Business Observer) 07/28/24
• Forbes: Sarasota Memorial the 7th best employer for women in US (Business Observer) 07/25/24
• Globally known Sarasota rowing park seeks to add indoor multi-sport facility (Business Observer) 07/25/24
• Petersburg is getting a new wine shop and gourmet grocer from a big name (Tampa Bay Times) 07/25/24
• Duke sues to eject Starkey Market activities from power line property (Tampa Bay Times) 07/25/24
• Tampa apartment complex sells for $63 million (Business Observer) 07/24/24
• Salvation Army taking over a former Books-A-Million store (Business Observer) 07/24/24
• Will St. Petersburg get a five-star hotel brand? (Tampa Bay Times) 07/24/24
• Pete company buys trio of Manatee beachfront restaurants (Business Observer) 07/20/24
• Manatee pays $4.4 million for sheriff’s department building (Business Observer) 07/20/24
• Sarasota County to buy 4.38 acres in Venice for conservation (Business Observer) 07/20/24
• A Christmas store in a Florida summer is something special (Tampa Bay Times) 07/20/24
• Maximo Park gets shoreline makeover from St. Petersburg and Tampa nonprofit (Tampa Bay Times) 07/20/24
• ‘We are St. Pete!’: Rays stadium, redevelopment approved by city council (Tampa Bay Times) 07/20/24
• New York manufacturer moving HQ to Pinellas County industrial site (Business Observer) 07/12/24
• 1 million-square-foot Tampa office park sold for $45M (Business Observer) 07/10/24
• New Sarasota guidelines for development and more targeted for fall 2026 (Sarasota Herald Tribune) 07/10/24
• How much do apartments cost in the Sarasota-Bradenton area? (Sarasota Herald Tribune) 07/10/24
• Petersburg movie theater needs money, so they’re forming a nonprofit (Tampa Bay Times) 07/10/24
• Princess Martha in St. Petersburg, frequented by Babe Ruth, turns 100 (Tampa Bay Times) 07/10/24
• Historic Gas Plant District would require fresh food grocer, day care (Tampa Bay Times) 07/07/24
• Why Ybor City is turning Seventh Avenue back into a brick road (Tampa Bay Times) 07/05/24
• Tampa restaurant Wright’s Gourmet House has sold (Tampa Bay Times) 07/02/24
• Benderson buys Naples TJ Maxx, Walmart-anchored shopping center (Business Observer) 06/30/24
• Report: SeaPort Manatee sees 5-year surge in exports (Business Observer) 06/24/24
• Car condos, starting at nearly $400K, headed to Sarasota County (Business Observer) 06/22/24
• Here are the latest details on Tampa’s Riverwalk expansion plans (Tampa Bay Times) 06/22/24
• Clearwater breaks ground on 81-unit affordable housing project (Tampa Bay Times) 06/22/24
• $43.5M rebuild of Clearwater Beach Marina gets first approval (Tampa Bay Times) 06/22/24
• Farm-to-table restaurant Naked Farmer opening in Sarasota (Business Observer) 06/19/24
• Notorious Clearwater motel site to become affordable housing development (Business Observer) 06/19/24
• Apartment complex in Sarasota sells for $43M (Business Observer) 06/17/24
• Event space owner opens Sarasota location, second in region (Business Observer) 06/167/24
• Developer pays nearly $18M for 195 acres along I-75 in Punta Gorda (Business Observer) 06/17/24
• Pinellas credit union giant expands to Naples area for first time (Business Observer) 06/14/24
• New Mediterranean restaurant is coming to downtown St. Petersburg (Tampa Bay Times) 06/13/24
• Ybor City-adjacent apartments sell to South Carolina investor (Business Observer) 06/13/24
• Michigan credit union closes $160M deal for SWFL bank division (Business Observer) 06/12/24
• Allegiant begins nonstop flight to northeast from Sarasota Bradenton airport (Sarasota Herald Tribune) 06/12/24
• Railroad tracks through Ferg’s Sports Bar could become St. Pete trail (Tampa Bay Times) 06/12/24
• Popular Tampa restaurant opening a second location in Hyde Park (Tampa Bay Times) 06/12/24
• Clinic at Tampa port to expand health care access for ‘hidden’ industry (Tampa Bay Times) 06/12/24
• Once-booming Big Storm Brewing faces eviction, lawsuit and closures (Business Observer) 06/11/24
• Pasco welcomes new pharmaceutical compounding firm (Tampa Bay Times) 06/11/24
• As one manufacturer opens $15M Pasco facility, another closes (Business Observer) 06/11/24
• Tampa Housing Authority wins court battle against Faedo’s restaurant (Tampa Bay Times) 06/11/24
• Sarasota’s Detwiler’s says no plans for St. Petersburg store — for now (Business Observer) 06/10/24
• Benderson acquires 51-acre site in Venice for mixed-use project (Business Observer) 06/10/24
• Pinellas County pushes deadline for residents of mobile home park told to leave (Tampa Bay Times) 06/10/24
• Tampa’s old Arturo Fuente Cigar Co. building to be restored, get a new life (Tampa Bay Times) 06/07/24
• Detwiler’s might be coming to St. Petersburg? (Tampa Bay Times) 06/07/24
• Pepper Lunch's first Florida restaurant to open in Pinellas (TBN Weekly) 06/06/24
• Chick-fil-A being built at St. Petersburg shopping center on Tyrone (Tampa Bay Times) 06/06/24
• Petersburg City Council approves plan for Tangerine Plaza (Tampa Bay Times) 06/06/24
• Largo gives progress reports on downtown projects (TBN Weekly) 06/05/24
• Indian Rocks Beach explores possible mixed-use development zone (TBN Weekly) 06/05/24
• The Factory in St. Pete sells, anchor tenant rebrands (Business Observer) 06/05/24
• Clearwater Council considers scaled-down improvements for Drew Street (Tampa Bay Times) 06/05/24
• The Factory St. Pete has been sold, and these are the changes on the way (Tampa Bay Times) 06/05/24
• Coming to St. Petersburg: New restaurant from the Noble Crust owners (Tampa Bay Times) 06/05/24
• Sarasota inks arts center design pact with architect Renzo Piano (Business Observer) 06/04/24
• 16 units of Brandon condo building not habitable after 2-alarm fire (Tampa Bay Times) 06/03/24
• Who is buying up St. Petersburg’s Salt Creek boatyards, and why? (Tampa Bay Times) 06/03/24
• Sarasota County maintains AA+ bond ratings (Business Observer) 06/01/24
• Developers plan to build 400 new rental units in south Buncombe  (Citizen Times)  10/6/2
• South Asheville Ingles rebuild revised; planning board OKs 153 units  (Citizen Times)  10/6/2
• Asheville proposes changes to manufactured home rules  (Mountain Xpress)  10/5/2
• Five-story hotel proposed in downtown Waynesville  (The Mountaineer)  10/5/2
• Tex-Mex eatery, bar opens on the cusp of South Slope  (Citizen Times)  10/5/2
• Asheville land trust paves way to affordability with $125K home sale  (Citizen Times)  10/5/2
• 40-townhome project in Weaverville heads to county Board of Adjustment  (Citizen Times)  10/5/2
• Newstock opens brick-and-mortar in River Arts District  (Mountain Xpress)  10/4/2
• Elkamet announces $4.6 million expansion  (Lightning)  10/4/2
• County picks sportsplex over Fletcher library, nonprofits for Rescue Plan money  (Lightning)  10/4/2
• New bar, grill, gaming hub opens in North Asheville  (Citizen Times)  10/4/2
• What greenway projects are next in Asheville’s ever-growing network?  (Citizen Times)  10/4/2
• Minnesota investors to break ground on $80M warehouse project on McMurray Road  (Lightning)  10/3/2
• Home or business?  Buncombe mulling short-term rental classification  (Lightning)  10/3/2
• Buncombe seeks firm to manage more wireless tower land leases  (Citizen Times)  10/3/2
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Sept. 13-17  (Citizen Times)  10/2/2
• Jonathan Creek housing development works through  (The Mountaineer)  10/2/2
• At Sherman's, shopkeepers have gazed on 100 years of local history  (Lightning)  10/2/2
• Buncombe to vote on conserving 590 acres Oct. 4  (Mountain Xpress)  10/1/2
• Madison County to vote on proposed biomass facility moratorium  (Citizen Times)  10/1/2
• Rent increases slowing; Asheville still high, even among big cities  (Citizen Times)  10/1/2
• WNC’s hemp industry worries about ‘legal gray area’  (Mountain Xpress)  9/30/2
• Jewish shop owners were pioneers of downtown retail  (Lightning)  9/30/2
• Asheville gets one-year update on noise ordinance  (Mountain Xpress)  9/29/2
• Whaley Farm Brewery opens in Old Fort  (Mountain Xpress)  09/29/2
• Jonathan Creek housing development works through  (The Mountaineer)  
• ‘In Perpetuity’: NPS Director celebrates National Public Lands Day  (Smoky Mountain News)  09/28/2
• Buncombe County expects 80,000 more by 2045. How will housing change?  (Citizen Times)  09/28/2
• Scottish manufacturer seeking workers for new plant in Fletcher  (Lightning)  09/26/2
• Addiction ministry seeks OK to use $1M home as treatment facility  (Lightning)  09/24/2
• $40 million Meritor expansion will add 40 jobs  (Lightning)  09/22/2
• Big stretch of Asheville’s French Broad goes on the ‘impaired list’  (Citizen Times)  09/22/2
• Growth pressure sparks support for farmland preservation, conservation fund  (Lightning)  09/21/2
• Woodfin’s Whitewater Wave project fully funded, nearly designed  (Citizen Times)  09/21/2
• Asheville considers remaining $6.5M in affordable housing bond funds  (Citizen Times)  09/21/2
• Gemelli opens, and Cultura reopens  (Mountain Xpress)  09/20/2
• Housing funds rolling into Haywood a game-changer  (The Mountaineer)  09//20/2
• Henderson County seeks input on 2045 comp plan  (Lightning)  09/20/2
• Shining Rock secures long-term financing  (The Mountaineer)  09/20/2
• Asheville, Duke Rankin substation updates leave business owners cold  (Citizen Times)  09/20/2
• New ghost tour opens in downtown Hendersonville  (Lightning)  09/19/2
• Economic development team will study workforce talent  (Lightning)  09/19/2
• 1,000 North Buncombe homes could see high-speed internet boost  (Citizen Times)  09/19/ <>Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Aug. 30-Sept. 9  (Citizen Times)  09/18/
• At $8.5M, cost projection for first leg of Ecusta Trail is 'good news'  (Lightning)  09/16/2
• Maggie Valley honors officers, starts work on land use plan  (The Mountaineer)  09/15/2
• Local pizzeria coming to new dive bar downtown  (Citizen Times)  09/15/22
• With county funding, AWAKE Will complete building repairs  (Mountain Xpress)  09/15/2
• Committee hears cost estimates for first leg of Ecusta Trail  (Lightning)  09/15/2
• Vision for Ferry Road project next to Pratt & Whitney  (Citizen Times)  09/15/2
• New HCA Mission antitrust lawsuit filing: Monopoly claims ‘baseless’  (Citizen Times)  09/15/2
• Local pizzeria coming to new dive bar downtown for late-night crowd  (Citizen Times)  09/15/2
• Woodfin Greenway & Blueway gets $5.9M TDA boost  (Mountain Xpress)  09/14/2
• Plan maps out economic growth goals for the region  (The Mountaineer)  09/14/2
• Property buys set the stage for Frog Level come back  (The Mountaineer)  09/14/2
• Blue Ridge Beer Garden opens this weekend  (Lightning)  09/13/2
• City Planning Board recommends reducing parking minimums for developers  (Lightning)  09/13/2
• Planning Board recommends rezoning for day center  (Lightning)  09/13/2
• City Planning Board votes to recommend allowing apartments along Seventh Avenue  (Lightning)  09/13/2
• Local real estate agents talk home ‘barkitecture’  (Mountain Xpress)  09/12/22
• Devil’s Foot Beverage’s new taproom, opening in Asheville  (Citizen Times)  09/12/2
• Hundreds more hotel rooms coming, but does building lull loom?  (Citizen Times)  09/12/2
• Buncombe county property transfers for Aug. 23 – 27  (Citizen Times)  09/11/2
• Forest Service rejects MountainTrue’s bid to save old-growth forest  (Mountain Xpress)  09/11/2
• Hot Springs sells landmark caboose to help fund repairs  (Citizen Times)  09/10/2
• Affordable units proposed for ‘desirable’ West Asheville location  (Citizen Times)  09/09/2
• West Asheville eatery opening, ‘Top Chef’ pop-up, Morphmom  (Citizen Times)  09/09/2
• Asheville-area homes for sale fall in price to $500,000  (Citizen Times)  09/09/2
• Foreclosure sale of funeral home left a big surplus  (Lightning)  09/08/2
• Without a quorum, Asheville planning board delays votes on projects  (Citizen Times)  09/08/2
• Employment growth signals economic recovery  (The Mountaineer)  09/08/2
• Tuxedo Park to add pickleball courts  (Lightning)  09/07/2
• Reduced parking costs in downtown Asheville?  Buncombe weighs options  (Citizen Times) 09/07/2
• More money for affordable housing flows into the region  (Smoky Mountain News) 09/07/2
• Land-use plan sparks uprising over sprawl  (Lightning)  09/07/2
• New Montford ‘neighborhood tavern’ set to open in fall  (Citizen Times)  09/07/2
• New housing proposed for Elk Mountain ridgeline in Woodfin  (Mountain Xpress)  09/06/2
• Where is county's 13th craft beer pub opening?  (Lightning)  09/06/2
• Amid $325K in unpaid fees, Asheville Muni Golf Course to change hands  (Citizen Times) 09/06/2
• 672-unit Woodfin project proposed on former Bluffs site  (Citizen Times)  09/06/22
• Physician practices rebrand as Pardee BlueMD  (Lightning)  09/05/2
• New vinyl record-themed pizza shop to open in Hot Springs  (Citizen Times)  09/05/2
• Buncombe County and Asheville property transfers for Aug. 16-20  (Citizen Times)  09/04/2
• Council OKs 99-unit duplex development on Francis Road, requires turn lane  (Lightning)  09/03/2
• Hot Springs recognized as N.C.’s ‘best small town for a weekend escape’  (Citizen Times)  09/03/2
• TDA invests $5.9M more in Woodfin ‘Wave’ plan  (Citizen Times)  09/01/2
• Ghost Town corporation matters grow muddier  (The Mountaineer)  08/31/2
• Brick-and-mortar barbecue restaurant opens on the South Slope  (Citizen Times)  08/31/2
• South Slope restaurant gets event space counterpart  (Citizen Times)  08/31/2
• Cuban comfort food heading for RAD  (Mountain Xpress)  08/30/2
• Canton town offices find a new home  (The Mountaineer)  08/30/2
• Hendersonville company in the running 'Coolest Thing Made in NC' contest  (Lightning)  08/30/2
• Red hot housing market will influence reappraisal  (Lightning)  08/29/2
• More housing coming to RAD?  (Citizen Times)  08/29/2
• Buncombe County and Asheville property transfers for Aug. 4-13  (Citizen Times)  08/28/2
• South Asheville diner announces closure after 15 years of business  (Citizen Times)  08/25/2
• Council subsidies could bring more than 100 affordable units to Asheville  (Mountain Xpress)  08/24/2
• Lawsuit puts Ghost Town development in limbo  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/24/2
• Mainspring considers Ela Dam purchase  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/24/2
• Waynesville South Main make-over back on the table  (The Mountaineer)  08/24/2
• Companies eye county for $270M investment, 281 jobs  (Lightning)  08/24/2
• Memorial stadium plans near completion: $4.4M project includes track  (Citizen Times)  08/24/2
• Dssolvr brewery announces expansion plans, better taproom experience  (Citizen Times)  08/24/2
• 215-unit development at 319 Biltmore takes historic step forward  (Citizen Times)  08/23/2
• Tahini Jar rolls in with vegan Middle Eastern cuisine  (Mountain Xpress)  08/23/2
• 'Project Chicago' could bring 54 jobs paying $58,000/year  (Lightning)  08/23/2
• Biltmore Park Italian restaurant set for fall opening  (Citizen Times)  08/23/2
• Homeward Bound's Days Inn reno: How will it serve Asheville's homeless?  (Citizen Times)  08/22/2
• New South Slope restaurant opens for lunch, dinner  (Citizen Times)  08/22/2
• Dairi-O plants its flag on Upward Road  (Lightning)  08/21/2
• Buncombe property transfers for Aug. 2-3  (Citizen Times)  08/21/2
• Council to consider $1 land sale to private developer for affordable housing  (Mountain Xpress)  08/19/2
• There's still time to comment on $8 million in housing funds headed to Haywood  (The Mountaineer)  08/19/2
• Board of Commissioners calls special meeting to consider industrial prospect  (Lightning) 08/18/2
• Haywood Schools still face deluge of flood repairs  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/17/2
• Bear Falls Wine has new owner, looks to expand beyond wine  (Times-News)  08/17/2
• Brevard plans Bracken preserve expansion with focus on increased accessibility  (Times-News)  08/16/2
• Miller’s Dry Cleaning closing after 107 years  (Lightning)  08/16/2
• City, county file class-action lawsuit against HCA/Mission  (Mountain Xpress)  08/15/2Plans move forward for retirement community in Mills River  (Times-News)  08/15/2
• Big fish in U.S. acquires biggest fish in WNC real estate  (Lightning)  08/15/2
• Fifth Avenue to be closed for parking deck work  (Lightning)  08/13/2
• Asheville Regional Airport is now the third busiest airport in North Carolina  (Mountain Xpress)  08/12/2
• Lawsuit seeks to dissolve Ghost Town in the Sky LLC  (The Mountaineer)  08/12/2
• Big clearing in Candler?  (Citizen Times)  08/12/2
• Cherokee tribe to partner on $650M Virginia casino complex  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/11/2
• Duke, city cancel controversial Rankin substation meetings  (Citizen Times)  08/11/2
• South Asheville neighborhood wary about getting hospital next door (Citizen Times)  08/11/2
• What's up with Innsbruck Mall? Any plans for old Sears site?  (Citizen Times)  08/11/2
• New craft ginger beer lounge to open in Asheville  (Citizen Times)  08/10/2
• How do traffic impact studies shape development decisions?  (Mountain Xpress)  08/10/2
• Tribal Council approves $15 million more for golf course hotel project  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/10/2
• Haywood Builders Supply changes hands  (The Mountaineer)  8/9/2
• Park swap clears way for minigolf move  (Lightning)  08/09/2
• What's coming to former McCarter Gallery space  (Lightning)  08/09/2
• 73 townhome rentals in East Asheville?    (Citizen Times)  08/09/2
• Cherokee Museum granted land use permit for future collections facility  (Mountain Xpress)  08/08/2
• Woodfin launches pickleball program, Asheville demands more courts  (Citizen Times)  08/08/2
• Novant was courting Buncombe before it applied for new hospital  (Citizen Times)  08/08/2
• How much solar energy does local government produce?  (Mountain Xpress)  08/06/2
• Premier Magnesia expansion nears completion  (The Mountaineer)  08/06/2
• A closer look at Buncombe’s commercial property assessments  (Mountain Xpress)  08/05/2
• The Swag makes 'World's Best' list once again  (The Mountaineer)  08/05/2
• County moves to ease restrictions on storage sheds, floodplain construction  (Lightning)  08/05/2
• Charlotte firm acquires Beverly-Hanks, WNC’s largest real estate firm  (Citizen Times)  08/04/2
• Buncombe leaders talk rising poverty, county economy  (Mountain Xpress)  08/04/2
• Cherokee plans Fire Mountain Trails expansion  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/03/2
• With costs rising, Waynesville accepts wastewater treatment bid  (Smoky Mountain News)  08/03/2
• A new distillery operator is in Maggie’s future  (The Mountaineer)  08/03/2
• Major turn over coming to Waynesville planning board  (The Mountaineer)  08/03/2
• Cataloochee Ranch renovations taking shape  (The Mountaineer)  08/03/2
• 153 apartments proposed near Asheville’s River Hills Shopping Center  (Citizen Times)  08/03/2
• Asheville brewery breaks into distillery business  (Citizen Times)  08/02/2
• Enka Commerce Park requests change of plans  (Mountain Xpress)  08/02/2
• Grant mix-up deals another blow to Waynesville sewer plant  (The Mountaineer)  08/02/2
• Henderson County property values likely to increase more than 10 percent, leaders say  (Lightning)  08/02/2
• Asheville brewery breaks into distillery business with whiskey and more  (Citizen Times)  08/02/2
• Increase in people accessing food through food banks due to inflation  (Citizen Times)  08/02/2
• One local winery is No. 1, another 5th in USA Today poll  (Lightning)  07/30/2
• Key West man acquires Haywood distillery as foreclosure auction ends  (Smoky Mountain News)  07/29/2
• Master Plan approved for Cherokee Fair Grounds  (Smoky Mountain News)  07/29/2
• Area land conservancies win grants to preserve farmland  (Lightning)  07/29/2
• Mission psychiatric hospital location?  (Citizen Times)  07/29/2
• Asheville’s small town quirks offer a different vibe than Music City  (Citizen Times)  07/28/2
• Saluda Grade would be star attraction of new rail-trail  (Lightning)  07/27/2
• Economic development program launches in WNC  (Smoky Mountain News)  07/27/2
• Asheville open space updates approved  (Mountain Xpress)  07/27/2
• Cherokee wants name change for Clingmans Dome  (Smoky Mountain News)  07/27/2
• Competition for the Elevated Mountain Distillery building heats up  (The Mountaineer)  07/26/2
• New bigger Ingles, gas station coming to Hendersonville Road  (Citizen Times)  07/26/2
• Upscale hotel with speakeasy, rooftop garden opening in Asheville  (Citizen Times)  07/26/2
• Sierra Nevada taproom closure rumor?  (Citizen Times)  07/26/2
• Asheville home sales cool, but sale prices remain sky high  (Citizen Times)  07/25/2
• Board OKs Charters of Freedom display on county property  (The Mountaineer)  07/24/2
• South Asheville developmen­t seeks city tax rebates  (Mountain Xpress)  07/23/2
• Maggie land purchase forces families to make tough moves  (The Mountaineer)  07/23/2
• Bhramari and Burial open Charlotte taprooms  (Mountain Xpress)  07/22/2
• 464 homes approved in Fletcher  (Lightning_)  07/22/2
• Saluda Grade Trail would be ‘extraordinary recreational amenity’ for region  (Times-News)  07/21/2
• The Big Boom: More than 4,000 dwellings are in the pipeline  (Lightning)  07/21/2
• Land conservancies teaming up to buy Saluda Grade line for rail-trail  (Lightning)  07/20/2
• Planning board to send on conservation subdivision standards  (The Mountaineer)  07/20/2
• A new twist on an old mountain crop  (The Mountaineer)  07/20/2
• In Mills River, average cost of a home soars to $547,000  (Lightning)  07/20/2
• Laurel Park sees most growth since the 1980s  (Lightning)  07/20/2
• Asheville 19th on Livability.com’s list of Top 100 Best Places to Live in America  (Mountain Xpress)  07/20/2
• Nonprofits seek to buy Saluda Grade for Rail Trail  (Mountain Xpress)  07/20/2
• Tree Board finds new housing development inconsistent with city values  (Times-News)  07/20/2
• 7th Avenue District branding process starting August  (Times-News)  07/19/2
• New competitive rental market study reports three NC cities in Top 20  (Mountain Xpress)  07/19/2
• Mother Ocean Seafood Market partners with Pleb Urban Winery  (Mountain Xpress)  07/19/2
• City seeks input on Seventh Avenue branding  (Lightning)  07/19/2
• NC Business Court judge seeks more info in HCA antitrust lawsuit  (Citizen Times)  07/19/2
• Biltmore Estate’s historic preservation efforts involve local artisans  (Citizen Times)  07/18/2
• Lexington Ave faces environmental and economic risks with Duke substation  (Mountain Xpress)  07/18/2
• Domestic violence nonprofit opens new Hendersonville facility  (Mountain Xpress_)  07/18/2
• County reappraisal committee presents July 19  (Mountain Xpress)  07/16/2
• Town buys land beside Maggie festival grounds  (The Mountaineer)  07/16/2
• Bob’s Sports store to close  (The Mountaineer)  07/16/2
• New legal office offers free program to access cash benefits, health care  (The Mountaineer)  07/15/2
• County concedes it can’t regulate mountain bike park  (Lightning)  07/15/2
• North Carolina is No. 1 state for business, CNBC says  (Lightning)  07/14/2
• Leaders praise new Patton Building for its high-tech agility  (Lightning)  07/13/2
• Waynesville leaders weigh how much power to wield over developers  (The Mountaineer)  07/13/2
• Do apartments and neighborhoods mix?  Waynesville to revisit zoning  (The Mountaineer)  07/13/2
• Distillery bidding war continues on  (The Mountaineer)  07/13/2
• What are new plans for West Asheville’s Firestorm Books?  (Citizen Times)  07/12/2
• Nani’s Piri Piri Chicken closes  (Citizen Times)  07/11/2
• New French Broad cabin campground, ‘canteen’ opening  (Citizen Times)  07/11/2
• Long's Chapel to open second season in place of Open Door  (The Mountaineer)  07/08/2
• New, enhanced Mexican-American restaurant opens in Arden  (Citizen Times)  07/08/2
• West Asheville bakery announces closure, new pastry shop to move in  (Citizen Times)  07/08/2
• Dairi-O revives plans for a restaurant here  (Lightning)  07/07/2
• TDA will unveil Welcome Center renovation plans next week  (Lightning)  07/07/22
• New Belgium parent company gives up stake in Myanmar Brewery  (Mountain Xpress)  07/07/2
• New beer garden will pour 25 taps in 1950s service station  (Lightning)  07/07/2
• Haywood Road improvements?  (Citizen Times)  07/07/2
• New 9-story hotel coming to Broadway in downtown Asheville  (Citizen Times)  07/07/2
• Pisgah Legal opens Waynesville office  (Smoky Mountain News)  07/06/2
• Waynesville to DOT: Put South Main back on the list  (The Mountaineer)  07/06/2
• County leaders, public to celebrate new Patton Building  (Lightning)  07/06/2
• Hundreds of apartments, townhomes planned for 3 Arden developments  (Citizen Times)  07/06/2
• Development roundup: South Slope Vision Plan up for review  (Mountain Xpress)  07/05/2
• ACS to begin negotiations with city, county over Jones park rebuild  (Citizen Times)  07/05/2
• NC about to do away with ‘membership’ requirement to visit a bar  (Citizen Times)  07/05/2
• Neng Jr’s , a new Phillipine restaurant, opens in West Asheville  (Citizen Times)  07/05/2
• Tourism to the Blue Ridge Parkway creates $1.3 billion in economic benefits  (The Mountaineer)  07/02/2
• Apartment developer pulls out, but new buyer may be in the wings already  (The Mountaineer)  07/02/2
• Chamber, Stonecroft break ground on senior living facility on S. Allen Road  (Lightning)  07/01/2
• TDA seeks to boost Black Asheville travelers  (Mountain Xpress)  07/01/2
• Mountain Credit Union partners with Manna Food Bank  (Smoky Mountain News)  07/01/2
• Hendersonville winery named best in state  (Times-News)  07/01/2
• New drive-thru Starbucks, C-store coming to town  (Lightning)  07/01/2
• Report ranks Asheville among U.S. metros building the most homes  (Citizen Times)  07/01/2
• 65-acre lot in Flat Rock to become new industrial complex  (Times-News)  06/30/2
• Biltmore Forest Country Club to host 2025 U.S. Senior Men’s Amateur  (Citizen Times)  06/30/2
• Asheville ranked No. 1 on list of top U.S. foodie destination in the US  (Citizen Times)  06/30/2
• Counting cars: smokies updates visitation estimator  (Smoky Mountain News)  06/29/2
• Cinemas to open in former site of Quin Theater  (Smoky Mountain News)  06/29/2
• Proposed bike park stirs uprising in Green River  (Lightning)  06/29/2
• Laurel Park to spend $1.74M on its ‘biggest problem’ — roads  (Lightning)  06/28/2
• Cedars to become 'most luxurious residential offering in the state,' Fairmont says  (Lightning)  06/28/2
• What’s new (and old) on Main Street  (Lightning)  06/28/2
• What to know about River Arts District Farmers Market’s new location  (Citizen Times)  06/28/2
• 54-unit senior apartments expansion proposed for South Asheville  (Citizen Times)  06/28/2
• Natural health product sales increase during COVID  (Mountain Xpress)  06/27/2
• In a 'big deal,' county, airport creating large industrial park  (Lightning)  06/27/2
• Cookie-cracker company attracted to Asheville, delivers job prospects  (Citizen Times)  06/27/22
• Bagel shop arrives in Waynesville  (The Mountaineer)  06/25/22
• Airport on track to break record year, despite increasing airfare costs (Citizen Times) 06/24/22
• Esquire names Asheville bar as one of the best in America (Citizen Times) 06/24/22
• Hemp and CBD could soon be illegal in NC as legislative action stalls (Citizen Times) 06/24/22
• BID: Business improvement districts (Mountain Xpress) 06/23/22
• Opening soon-ish: New restaurants face ongoing obstacles and delays (Mountain Xpress) 06/23/22
• The Cedars to become a Fairmont-branded luxury residence (Times-News) 06/23/22
• Overbooked: Highlands is attempting to regulate its short-term rental industry (Smoky Mountain News) 06/23/22
• New chocolate shop, cat cafe coming (Citizen Times) 06/23/22
• Moog music workers close to calling union election (Citizen Times) 06/23/22
• WNC labor organizing is on the upswing (Mountain Xpress) 06/22/22
• Outsider Brewing opens in Woodfin; Wedge adds Grove Arcade spot (Mountain Xpress) 06/22/22
• Price tag for Waynesville sewer plant rebuild keeps climbing (The Mountaineer) 06/22/22
• 186 apartments on Long Shoals seek city subsidy for affordable units (Citizen Times) 06/22/22
• NC Republican Sen. Edwards aims for Asheville de-annexation bill (Citizen Times) 06/22/22
• Opportunity Appalachia to support two Old Fort businesses (Mountain Xpress) 06/21/22
• Canton prepares for growth, prosperous future (The Mountaineer) 06/21/22
• County embarks on $127 million courthouse-jail expansion (Lightning) 06/21/22
• Growing Asheville pickleball community calls for dedicated courts (Citizen Times) 06/21/22
• Urgent care centers and the debate over advanced practice providers (Mountain Xpress) 06/17/22
• Henderson County set to begin largest capital improvement project to date (Times-News) 06/17/22
• Worker shortage continues in Asheville, despite labor force recovery (Citizen Times) 06/17/22
• Sweeten Creek turning green? (Citizen Times) 06/17/22
• Madison commissioners consider event venue halt after noise complaints (Citizen Times) 06/17/22
• Restaurant opening in historic Grovewood Village in North Asheville (Citizen Times) 06/16/22
• Pulling the plug on South Main makeover leaves property owners in limbo (The Mountaineer) 06/16/22
• Asheville’s first micro-housing development headed to South Slope (Citizen Times) 06/16/22
• NC Minerals Lab a hot property? (Citizen Times) 06/16/22
• The ripple effects of downtown Asheville parking costs (Mountain Xpress) 06/15/22
• Maggie developer makes headway; bids on distillery (The Mountaineer) 06/15/22
• New Asheville restaurant opens with premium Asian tapas, dim sum (Citizen Times) 06/15/22
• Asheville approves $111K contract for Pack Square visioning project (Citizen Times) 06/15/22
• Why small NC mountain city is taking on nation’s largest hospital system (Mountain Xpress) 06/14/22
• LinkedIn research: Asheville is the seventh fastest growing tech hub in the USA (Mountain Xpress) 06/14/22
• Lucky Coffee introduces rock’n roll flavors to Sweeten Creek Road (Mountain Xpress) 06/14/22
• Haywood road projects nixed from DOT list (The Mountaineer) 06/14/22
• Developer of Kanuga bike course proposes Ride Rock Creek Bike Park (Lightning) 6/13/22
• Residents search for wheelchair-accessible restaurants in Asheville (Citizen Times) 06/13/22
• Henderson County wins $10M grant to complete Ecusta Trail to county line (Lightning) 06/12/22
• Developer of Kanuga bike course proposes Ride Rock Creek Bike Park (Lightning) 06/10/22
• Local, statewide nonprofits jumpstart biotech sector in WNC (Mountain Xpress) 06/10/22
• Maggie passes zoning, development ordinance (The Mountaineer) 06/10/22
• Asheville announces funding for more neighborhood-driven projects (Citizen Times) 06/10/22
• Plans for old Stein Mart property? Pritchard Park closure? (Citizen Times) 06/10/22
• Swannanoa’s residents object to Dollar General’s light-up sign buffer (Citizen Times) 06/10/22
• Cuban restaurant honoring family history opening in Asheville (Citizen Times) 06/10/22
• Sierra Nevada becomes first BearWise business in state (Mountain Xpress) 06/08/22
• AdventHealth, HCA and Novant Health to apply for hospital beds (Mountain Xpress) 06/08/22
• Maggie distillery in foreclosure as bidders come forward (Smoky Mountain News) 06/08/22
• NOC marks 50 years in business (Smoky Mountain News) 06/08/22
• ‘Typical’ home in Buncombe County now selling for $650,000 (Citizen Times) 06/08/22
• New RV Park for riverfront? (Citizen Times) 06/08/22
• Despite pushback, no one’s stopping new NC dollar stores (Citizen Times) 06/08/22
• Opportunity Appalachia announces 9 projects to bring development to WNC (Mountain Xpress) 06/07/22
• Botanical Bones earns big treat (Mountain Xpress) 06/07/22
• County set to sell Jonathan Creek property (The Mountaineer) 06/07/22
• Haywood development bill stalls in Senate (Times-News) 06/07/22
• Brevard city files class action antitrust lawsuit (Citizen Times) 06/07/22
• Buncombe Commission to support new hospital, but not one owned by HCA (Citizen Times) 06/07/22
• Planning and Zoning Commission recommends plan for Asheville greenways (Mountain Xpress) 06/06/22
• Haywood gets an offer on a troublesome parcel (Smoky Mountain News) 06/06/22
• Buncombe County property transfers for May 11-20 (Citizen Times) 06/05/22
• Contractor on board to build new minigolf course for $350,575 (Lightning) 06/04/22
• Historic Seventh Avenue to get logo, tagline (Lightning) 06/04/22
• Downtown Waynesville clicking on all cylinders at last (The Mountaineer) 06/04/22
• Rep. Pless wants to strip Haywood municipalities of some regulatory powers (Smoky Mountain News) 06/03/22
• Council OKs 132 units on Duncan Hill Road (Lightning) 06/03/22
• Funeral home business buys Shepherd property, plans to open there (Lightning) 06/03/22
• Triskelion Brewing Co. to close; owner shares personal story (Times-News) 06/03/22
• Council adopts budget; takes up requests for 592 dwellings (Lightning) 06/03/22
• Asheville brewery prepares for dining menu debut (Citizen Times) 06/03/22
• Has market peaked?  Home sales drop markedly in Buncombe region (Citizen Times) 06/03/22
• How does Buncombe plan to make tax assessments more equitable? (Citizen Times) 06/03/22
• Buncombe protects a 90-acre century farm in South Turkey Creek Community (Mountain Xpress) 06/02/22
• Buncombe’s Comprehensive Plan 2043 enters third phase (Mountain Xpress) 06/02/22
• City Council OKs 460 dwellings on farmland overlooking Jackson Park (Lightning) 06/02/22
• 100% affordable Sweeten Creek complex clears planning and zoning (Citizen Times) 06/02/22
• New West Asheville restaurant, outdoor dining downtown (Citizen Times) 06/02/22
• Asheville native Ron Rice, creator of Hawaiian Tropic suntan lotion, has died (Times-News) 06/01/22
• Ocoee rec amenities reopen... (Smoky Mountain News) 06/01/22
• Cherokee Museum plans for archive facility (Smoky Mountain News) 06/01/22
• The quiet leader behind Haywood's tourism success story (The Mountaineer) 06/01/22
• Lake Pointe Landing named a U.S. News Best Senior Living Community (Times-News) 06/01/22
• Road advisers vote to dump Kanuga in favor of I-26-U.S. 64 interchange (Lightning) 06/01/22
• Bill to change local tourism distribution formula entered in Raleigh (Citizen Times) 06/01/22
• Possible Amazon center nixed, 3 new buildings proposed (Citizen Times) 06/01/22
• Local business renting unique vehicles to open soon on Main Street (Times-News) 06/01/22
• Pardee, Blue Ridge Health pursuing new cooperative arrangement (Lightning) 05/31/22
• Landowners seek OK for 423 dwellings on Francis, Lakewood roads (Lightning) 05/29/22
• Buncombe County property transfers for April 30 - May 10 (Citizen Times) 05/29/22
• Maggie prepares for growth, development (The Mountaineer) 05/28/22
• Merrimon ‘road diet’ to move forward after Council approval (Mountain Xpress) 05/25/22
• HEMC flips the switch on new solar array (Smoky Mountain News) 05/25/22
• New development rules in Waynesville are a work in progress (The Mountaineer) 05/25/22
• Shepherd property brings $2 million in foreclosure auction - so far (Lightning) 05/19/22
• Meritor plans to add 40 jobs paying $55,000 a year (Lightning) 05/18/22
• Asheville’s Haywood Street apartments close on $1.3M land acquisition (Citizen Times) 05/19/22
• Jonas Gerard gallery to close for good? (Citizen Times) 05/19/22
• Waste reduction and smart design help extend landfill life (Mountain Xpress) 05/18/22
• Local nonprofits talk climate impacts (Mountain Xpress) 05/18/22
• Crisis Pregnancy Center Opens In Waynesville (Smoky Mountain News) 05/18/22
• UNC building renamed for Cherokee trailblazer (Smoky Mountain News) 05/18/22
• Waynesville to hold developers responsible for increased traffic (The Mountaineer) 05/18/22
• Rental properties sought for housing authority management (The Mountaineer) 05/18/22
• Land clearing on Sweeten Creek? (Citizen Times) 05/18/22
• With overpriced Asheville homes report, will prices fall soon? (Citizen Times) 05/17/22
• Mental health nonprofit sees funding lag (Mountain Xpress) 05/17/22
• Finch to open in Biltmore Village (Mountain Xpress) 05/17/22
• Local nonprofits poised to start accepting cryptocurrencies (Mountain Xpress) 05/16/22
• Pratt & Whitney another sign that manufacturing is alive and well (Citizen Times) 05/16/22
• Asheville eatery closes, food tour coming (Citizen Times) 05/16/22
• Corporations buying up homes here? ‘Revocable trust? LLC’? (Citizen Times) 05/16/22
• Airport expansion, 299 apartments, residential project green-lighted (Citizen Times) 05/16/22
• Next growth center – Canton (The Mountaineer) 05/15/22
• Waynesville under development ban due to sewer plant capacity (The Mountaineer) 05/13/22
• West Asheville Deaverview project just won 2 big Asheville votes (Citizen Times) 05/13/22
• Asheville changes short-term rental rules after court decision (Citizen Times) 05/13/22
• Three WNC short line railroads receive Department of Transportation grants (Mountain Xpress) 05/12/22
• Maggie Board approves food trucks (Smoky Mountain News) 05/12/22
• WNC Ag Center hires new director (Lightning) 05/12/22
• Haywood tourism boom continues (Smoky Mountain News) 05/11/22
• Behind the scenes of Waynesville’s development war (The Mountaineer) 05/10/22
• Waynesville planning board aims to reclaim some of its stripped powers (The Mountaineer) 05/10/22
• Maggie zoning proposals near vote (The Mountaineer) 05/10/22
• In split votes, council OKs senior housing, upscale apartments (Lightning) 05/10/22
• 1880s Saluda Inn shows off its renovation (Lightning) 05/10/22
• Charlotte St., I-240 pedestrian intersections set for improvements (Citizen Times) 05/10/22
• Iconic NC restaurant closed in pandemic reopens with new owners (Citizen Times) 05/09/22
• Downtown Waynesville walkabout: newly-minted advisory group rolls up its sleeves (The Mountaineer) 05/08/22
• Hendersonville High’s old gym a big part of revamped Dietz Field (Times-News) 05/05/22
• Mold halts construction at Cherokee Central School (Smoky Mountain News) 05/04/22
• Waynesville hopes to spark residential solar generation (Smoky Mountain News) 05/04/22
• Chestnut Mountain Park is a winner (The Mountaineer) 05/04/22
• New apartments proposed in Canton (The Mountaineer) 05/04/22
• Ecusta Trail ride reveals entrepreneurs ready to cash in on the crowds (Lightning) 05/04/22
• Asheville, Charlotte airports seek OK to finance $900M in improvements (Mountain Xpress) 05/03/22
• Airport expansion up for county approval (Mountain Xpress) 05/03/22
• Asheville’s corner of agriculture paradise brings communities togethe(Citizen Times) 05/03/22
• BRCC named 8th best community college in U.S. (Lightning) 04/29/22
• Judges deal setbacks to efforts to save Shepherd funeral business(Lightning) 04/29/22
• Asheville area real estate market analysis: 1st quarter 2022 (Mountain Xpress) 04/29/22
• Another development in Waynesville approved amid public outcry (The Mountaineer) 04/29/22
• Council approves more funding for Ramada deal (Mountain Xpress) 04/28/22
• WIth one foot in the past, cemetery board looks to the future (The Mountaineer) 04/28/22
• Polarizing “urban infill” defines West Asheville’s boom (Mountain Xprerss) 04/28/22
• Asheville’s first micro-housing development seeks city tax grants  (Citizen Times) 04/28/22
• Asheville council will be asked to approve list of nonprofits to receive ARPA funds (Mountain Xpress) 04/27/22
• Pandemic bust or boom?  Food businesses forge ahead (Citizen Times) 04/27/22
• Asheville Council delays Deaverview vote; Ramada Inn reno see delays (Citizen Times) 04/27/22
• Grand opening of Chestnut Mountain Nature Park (The Mountaineer) 04/26/22
• Mars Hill University announces $20M campaign for new campus center (Mountain Xpress) 04/26/22
• ‘Don’t Asheville our Waynesville’: public backlash over high-density development (The Mountaineer) 04/26/22
• Best touts economic development, low taxes (The Mountaineer) 04/25/22
• City and county offer $11.5M in tax breaks for proposed plant at Berkeley Park (Lightning) 04/25/22
• City invites public ‘in-putt’ on new mini-golf course (Lightning) 04/25/22
• Buncombe property transfers for March 26-31 (Citizen Times) 04/24/22
• Sylva starts social district test period (Smoky Mountain News) 04/22/22
• Millions approved in economic incentives to attract (Times-News) 04/21/22
• Board of Commissioners takes next steps in Ferry Road development (Mountain Xpress) 04/20/22
• Tribal LLC pursuing bid For two new casinos (Smoky Mountain News) 04/20/22
• County OKs incentives for what would be largest manufacturing investment (Lightning) 04/20/22
• Waynesville offers incentives to land affordable housing (The Mountaineer) 04/19/22
• Canton business district is growing (The Mountaineer) 04/19/22
• Woodfin’s Silver-Line Park marks a milestone for larger project, Whitewater Wave (Citizen Times) 04/19/22
• Buncombe property transfers for March 22 -25 (Citizen Times) 04/18/22
• Indian restaurant, buffet opens in Asheville set on affordable dining (Citizen Times) 04/18/22
• New soccer park could cost $14M (Lighting) 04/16/22
• Company seeking tax incentives to bring 117 new jobs at a $185M plant (Lighting) 04/15/22
• New vineyard to open just in time for the Cider, Wine and Dine Weekend (Times-News) 04/14/22
• Buncombe seeks lobbyist to tackle hotel taxes, vacation rental laws (Citizen Times) 04/14/22
• ‘Mammoth bridge’ in Enka?  Old Brookwood Golf Course plans? (Citizen Times) 04/14/22
• Asheville parking garage equipment failures lead to “significant” loss (Citizen Times) 04/14/22
• Buncombe board approves 252-apartment project in Arden – mostly (Citizen Times) 04/14/22
• Planning Board recommends denial of senior apartments on Sixth Avenu (Lightning) 04/13/22
• Any chance for water/sewer in Enka? (Citizen Times) 04/12/22
• Asheville talks open space reduction, environmentalist fears the worst (Citizen Times) 04/12/22
• West Asheville restaurant takes innovative approach to fine dining (Citizen Times) 04/11/22
• Downtown development: Plans filed for 230 apartments on Hilliard (Citizen Times) 04/11/22
• Buncombe is about to make a big Ferry Road project decision (Citizen Times) 04/11/22
• What's happening at the Flat Rock post office? (Lightning) 04/10/22
• Study puts $3.8B annual price tag on French Broad (Mountain Xpress) 04/10/22
• Lennox Station to bring dining, drinking and more to Ecusta Trail (Times-News) 04/09/22
• Long-term rental availability scarce in Black Mountain (Citizen Times) 04/09/22
• Buncombe considers affordable housing partnership with UNC (Mountain Xpress) 04/07/22
• City OKs 80 units of affordable housing on Sugarloaf (Lightning) 04/07/22
• City wants to move Ecusta trailhead from Busy Bend to Main Street (Lightning) 04/07/22
• Maggie aldermen vote to remove zoning board member (Smoky Mountain News) 04/07/22
• Waynesville roundabout construction to begin soon (The Mountaineer) 04/07/22
• Following fire, what comes next for Asheville’s Sly Grog music venue? (Citizen Times) 04/07/22
• Housing Authority asks Buncombe for $25K in landlord incentives (Citizen Times) 04/07/22
• Deaverview apartments pass Asheville planning; Patton Ingles postponed (Citizen Times) 04/07/22
• Tackling stormwater with ARPA funds in Brevard (Mountain Xpress) 04/06/22
• Jail architect selected; on to the design (The Mountaineer) 04/06/22
• Wine, bar, cafe, market offering flavors of Spain opening in Asheville (Citizen Times) 04/06/22
• GiGi’s Underground, new speakeasy bar opening in Asheville (Citizen Times) 04/06/22
• Asheville City Market returns to downtown (Mountain Xpress) 04/05/22
• Who decides the future of Merrimon Ave? Decision slated for May (Citizen Times) 04/05/22
• Asheville airport eyes $272M bond for updates, new control tower (Citizen Times) 04/05/22
• Ingles to redevelop Patton Kmart site (Mountain Xpress) 04/04/22
• River Arts District poised for serious growth this year (Citizen Times) 04/04/22
• Buncombe development: 299 apartments planned off Holbrook Road in Enka (Citizen Times) 04/04/22
• Developers plan microbrewery, shops, market and more along the Ecusta Trail (Lightning) 04/02/22
• Zoning rules change considered ahead of development ordinance (The Mountaineer) 04/02/22
• Asheville airport to borrow $275M for improvements (Citizen Times) 04/01/22
• Public records lift the curtain on 101 Charlotte Street project (Citizen Times) 03/31/22
• East Asheville’s Ramada Inn shelter operation ends (Citizen Times) 03/31/22
• Jean Webb, Riverlink pioneer and park namesake, has died (Citizen Times) 03/31/22
• Waynesville fights sewer cap to stave off development freeze (The Mountaineer) 03/30/22
• Waynesville wants better site plans and community meetings from developers (The Mountaineer) 03/28/22
• Tighter zoning districts: Maggie’s growth proposal still in the works (The Mountaineer) 03/28/22
• All Souls Pizza, tailgate markets reopen (Citizen Times) 03/28/22
• Sweeten Creek Road apartments in Asheville plan 100% affordability (Citizen Times) 03/28/22
• Change in NC rent aid programs could force counties to pull from their own budgets (Mountain Xpress) 03/25/22
• Mills River approves Jeffress Road townhome project (Lightning) 03/25/22
• Jettie Rae’s Oyster house introduces new patio concept in Asheville (Citizen Times) 03/25/22
• Buncombe adopts $40.8M revenue objective for coming fiscal year (Citizen Times) 03/25/22
• Waynesville Planning Board meeting falls Into disarray (Smoky Mountain News) 03/24/22
• City Council takes a look at possible changes to downtown parking (Citizen Times) 03/24/22
• Rising interest rates unlikely to cool NC’s hot housing market (Citizen Times) 03/24/22
• Six-lane track unanimously approved for Memorial Stadium (Mountain Xpress) 03/23/22
• Sewer plant woes could stymie future developments in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 03/23/22
• Will Asheville Deaverview apartments be approved for demolition? (Citizen Times)
• Frustration over big development hits a boiling point in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 03/22/22
• Asheville City Council approves $4.4M Memorial Stadium project (Citizen Times) 03/22/22
• Asheville restaurant destroyed after fire claims ‘total loss’ (Citizen Times) 03/22/22
• Charlotte Street “Road Diet” analysis shows continued improvements (Mountain Xpress) 03/21/22
• What’s coming to South Main in Waynesville? (The Mountaineer) 03/21/22
• Asheville Housing Authority files another batch of evictions (Citizen Times) 03/21/22
• New bridge for Pratt & Whitney causing ‘whitewater’ ride? (Citizen Times) 03/21/22
• Brunch on South slope, dining in Blue Ridge, foodways spring series (Citizen Times) 03/21/22
• Asheville’s “foodtopia” brand continues to shape farming community (Citizen Times) 03/21/22
• Highland Brewing CEO’s dream of volleyball courts now a reality (Citizen Times) 03/18/22
• City seeks grant to connect Ecusta Trail and Oklawaha Greenway (Lightning) 03/16/22
• Berm Park — a game changer in mountain biking (The Mountaineer) 03/16/22
• More apartments on the horizon in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 03/16/22
• Wicked Weed Brewing reopens Candler taproom after 2-year closure (Citizen Times) 03/16/22
• New Italian restaurant in West Asheville set for soft opening (Citizen Times) 03/16/22
• HUD announces $1.8M payout to Asheville, Buncombe fights homelessness (Citizen Times) 03/16/22
• Sliding Rock attraction to open for season April 30 (Lightning) 03/15/22
• Planning Board recommends affordable housing development (Lightning) 03/14/22
• Edwards, Moffitt announce $7.5 million more for Ecusta Trail construction (Lightning) 03/14/22
• Schroader Honda plans new showroom (Lightning) 03/14/22
• Historically Black Asheville neighborhood calls for stadium track (Citizen Times) 03/14/22
• Tuch takes planning expertise to Woodfin as new administrator (Citizen Times) 03/14/22
• Downtown Fletcher will get whole new look, but iconic building will go (Citizen Times) 03/14/22
• Landowners work to preserve WNC woods with private forest plans (Citizen Times) 03/14/22
• Former Greyhound station becomes bar (Citizen Times) 03/14/22
• Tapping the social district: Waynesville ponders drinking on the street (The Mountaineer) 03/13/22
• Buncombe property transfers for Feb. 15-19 (Citizen Times) 03/13/22
• Regional public universities fuel prosperity (Citizen Times) 03/13/22
• Nutrition center reopens in Maggie (The Mountaineer) 03/12/22
• Buncombe poised to object to US Forest Service plan over Big Ivy (Citizen Times) 03/11/22
• Homelessness, safety rank as top downtown concerns (Mountain Xpress) 03/11/22
• ABC Store opens in Cherokee (The Mountaineer) 03/10/22
• 18-unit cabin rental facility in Marshall approved by Madison planning board (Citizen Times) 03/10/22
• Proposed Asheville zoning amendments could reduce city open space (Citizen Times) 03/10/22
• After public input, Buncombe’s Ferry Road project nearing decision (Citizen Times) 03/10/22
• Hilliard Ave. development approved in unusual Council procedure (Mountain Xpress) 03/09/22
• Cherokee exploring dorm housing for casino workers (Smoky Mountain News) 03/09/22
• Lake Logan addresses challenges, looks toward future (Smoky Mountain News) 03/09/22
• Maggie board rejects Woods’ rezoning requests (The Mountaineer) 03/09/22
• Chestnut Mountain Park lands the big one (The Mountaineer) 03/09/22
• Court orders Shepherd funeral home sold at auction (Lightning) 03/09/22
• Asheville City Council OKs Avery apartments, more affordable units (Citizen Times) 03/09/22
• Amid growth, Buncombe eyeing 6,000 acres in land conservation (Citizen Times) 03/09/22
• Red Fiddle Vittles opens in Arden (Mountain Xpress) 03/08/22
• Canton Middle may be replaced (The Mountaineer) 03/08/22
• Five acres off Twin Springs Road rezoned for proposed subdivision (Times-News) 03/07/22
• Fate of Buncombe broadband lies partially in community survey (Citizen Times) 03/07/22
• Buncombe property transfers for Feb. 1 – 12 (Citizen Times) 03/07/22
• Flat Rock appraiser named in $1.3 billion conservation fraud scheme (Citizen Times) 03/07/22
• Maggie high-density zoning changes up for comment (The Mountaineer) 03/06/22
• A month out: Old hospital renovation mostly complete (The Mountaineer) 03/06/22
• Developer restarts rezoning application for 460-unit development (Lightning) 03/05/22
• Cabin Creek Road homeowners organize to oppose commercial zoning (Lightning) 03/05/22
• Cabin Creek Road homeowners organize to oppose commercial zoning (Lightning) 03/05/22
• Council to again consider Hilliard Ave. development (Mountain Xpress) 03/04/22
• Multiple apartment complexes seek approval from Asheville, Buncombe (Mountain Xpress) 03/03/22
• Advisory Panel offers direction for growth In Cashiers (Smoky Mountain News) 03/03/22
• Developers want $9M in Buncombe housing program help for 780 units (Citizen Times) 03/03/22
• Planning Board OKs downtown hotel, apts in Montford (Citizen Times) 03/03/22
• Buncombe adds $734K to its West Asheville sports park (Citizen Times) 03/02/22
• Asheville South Slope draft vision plan is seeking public comment (Citizen Times) 03/02/22
• Highly-anticipated pub opens in Waynesville (Smoky Mountain News) 03/01/22
• Merrimon Avenue open house draws 300-plus people; a divided room (Citizen Times) 03/01/22
• Developer finds an ally to open doors, perhaps lift moratorium (The Mountaineer) 02/28/22
• New Rural Broadband Task Force starts work Tuesday (Lightning) 02/28/22
• New sign of the times: No homes for sale in AVL under $275K (Citizen Times) 02/28/22
• Tour de Fat, vegan eatery coming (Citizen Times) 02/28/22
• Records show developer's annexing, rezoning activities (The Mountaineer) 02/26/22
• NCDOT studies Hendersonville's streets, thanks to high share of pedestrian injuries (Times-News) 02/24/22
• Mountain Synagogue: Jewish Community growing in WNC (Smoky Mountain News) 02/23/22
• Rinehart Racing acquires 60-acre facility in Fletcher from BorgWarner (Times-News) 02/23/22
• Canton extends utilities for a 74-home development (The Mountaineer) 02/22/22
• Motorcycle parts maker relocating to Fletcher (Lightning) 02/22/22
• Merrimon’s proposed lane reduction: Pros and cons ahead of open house (Citizen Times) 02/22/22
• NC’s Forest Action Plan final, guiding future of DuPont, Headwaters (Citizen Times) 02/22/22
• NC DOT chooses option for new $32M I-26 interchange (Times-News) 02/21/22
• New West Asheville subdivision? (Citizen Times) 02/21/22
• Making Maggie walkable: makeover for Soco Road in the cards at last (The Mountaineer) 02/20/22
• Developer seeks OK for four-story, 60-unit senior housing project in city (Lightning) 02/20/22
• New Department of Motor Vehicles building in the works (Citizen Times) 02/19/22
• French Theme Park Company In Talks With EBCI For Exit 407 Project (The Mountaineer) 02/18/22
• Broadway hotel: Design Review Committee digs in amid parking worries (Citizen Times) 02/18/22
• Biltmore Lake undeveloped land for sale? Conservation possibility? (Citizen Times) 02/18/22
• Blue Ridge Parkway visits rose 13 percent last year (Lightning) 02/17/22
• Burial Beer Co.’s historic Forestry Camp reopens (Citizen Times) 02/17/22
• Sharewell Coffee Co. to open on Greenville Highway in Flat Rock (Times-News) 02/16/22
• A new era for downtown Waynesville begins now (The Mountaineer) 02/16/22
• WNC reacts to new living wage rate (Mountain Xpress) 02/16/22
• Conservation trusts protect additional lands (Smoky Mountain News) 02/16/22
• Court cases found related to Ghost Town developer (The Mountaineer) 02/16/22
• Corporations connected to Ghost Town developer (The Mountaineer) 02/16/22
• Sweeten Creek and Mills Gap widening? (Citizen Times) 02/16/22
• Great Smoky Mountains train excursion set for April 30 (Mountain Xpress) 02/15/22
• Cell repair store owner charged with breaking in to competitor (The Mountaineer) 02/15/22
• City Council commits to new Fire Station 1, moving minigolf to Edwards Park (Lightning) 02/15/22
• Buncombe landfill vote could lock in $12M to extend lifespan (Citizen Times) 02/15/22
• 70 affordable, senior apartments slated near Swannanoa River Road (Citizen Times) 02/15/22
• Many have tried — and failed — to revive Ghost Town (The Mountaineer) 02/14/22
• Ghost Town — a timeline (The Mountaineer) 02/14/22
• Pardee named one of 'America's 100 Best Hospitals' (Lightning) 02/14/22
• Merrimon Avenue lane reductions considered by Asheville and NCDOT (Citizen Times) 02/14/22
• Broadway hotel proposal leaves Asheville Downtown Commission unimpressed (Citizen Times) 02/14/22
• Pratt & Whitney plant on pace for November opening, hiring ongoing (Citizen Times) 02/14/22
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Jan. 12 – 13 (Citizen Times) 02/13/22
• $500K in grant funding available for Henderson County tourism projects (Times-News) 02/11/22
• Asheville YMI celebrates 129 years, preps for millions in renovations (Citizen Times) 02/11/22
• Friends of Ecusta Trail leader shares good news on project progress (Lighting) 02/10/22
• Tastee Diner closing, reopening with changes this spring (Citizen Times) 02/10/22
• Hearings for Crescent Hill, McIntosh apartments continued to March (Citizen Times) 02/10/22
• Council gives first OK to Asheville pedicab service (Mountain Xpress) 02/09/22
• Maggie nudges businesses to spruce up their facades (The Mountaineer) 02/09/22
• Asheville pedicab business looking to locate downtown (Citizen Times) 02/09/22
• DuPont State Forest sets visitation records, braces for new normal (Citizen Times) 02/09/22
• Asheville City Council holds Avery Apartments public hearing Feb. 22 (Citizen Times) 02/09/22
• Two major outdoor conferences on the horizon in Haywood (The Mountaineer) 02/07/22
• Record high visits for NC state parks: Chimney Rock peaks former mark (Citizen Times) 02/07/22
• ‘Beyond crisis’: Buncombe county proposes 2030 housing pitch (Citizen Times) 02/07/22
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Jan 11 (Citizen Times) 02/06/22
• Too many cars? Waynesville to hold developers accountable for extra traffic (The Mountaineer) 02/05/22
• Can Maggie leaders end the drama over development? (The Mountaineer) 02/04/22
• Opposition mounts against Pinners Cove rezoning; Board votes against (Citizen Times) 02/04/22
• Sherwood Forest Golf Course certified as Audobon Cooperative Sanctuary Course (Times-News_) 02/04/22
• City responds to Edney manifesto (Lightning) 02/04/22
• RiverLink celebrates 100 storm drains adopted, now adding new watershed (Mountain Xpress) 02/03/22
• New Canton business to open next month (The Mountaineer) 02/03/22
• Sheriff honors Hot Dog World owner (Lighting) 02/03/22
• WCU enrollment dips (Smoky Mountain News) 02/02/22
• Franny’s Farmacy South Slope grand opening (Mountain Xpress) 02/22/22
• Tourism Development Authority to host workshop on grant applications (The Mountaineer) 02/22/22
• Chestnut Mountain Park is ready to launch (The Mountaineer) 02/22/22
• Maggie is growing fast; has room to grow more (The Mountaineer) 02/02/22
• Edney manifesto recasts city, county roles in utilities, zoning and development (Lightning) 02/02/22
• Buncombe increases Code Purple funding, Haywood Street apartments (Citizen Times) 02/02/22
• Buncombe property value appeal process opens (Mountain Xpress) 02/01/22
• Survey: Buncombe more a ‘place to visit’ than a ‘place to live’ (Citizen Times) 02/01/22
• Fire erupts at Maggie sports bar (The Mountaineer) 02/01/22
• Haywood Street affordable housing may see $750K nod from Buncombe (Citizen Times) 02/01/22
• Advisory committee tackles policy on trail encroachment (Lightning) 01/31/22
• Report: Asheville rents most expensive in North Carolina (Citizen Times) 01/31/22
• Eureka! Greenway park grant lands in Waynesville’s lap (The Mountaineer) 01/30/22
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Jan. 8 (Citizen Times) 01/30/22
• Haywood Historic Farmers Market seeks 2022 vendors (The Mountaineer) 01/29/22
• County considers $749K grant for Haywood Road housing project (Mountain Xpress) 01/29/22
• Canton staff to get newer quarters (The Mountaineer) 01/29/22
• Developer proposes 148 luxury townhomes in Mills River (Lightning) 01/29/22
• High-end ramen, sushi restaurant opens in Arden (Citizen Times) 01/29/22
• Black Mountain’s charm? Thank the Beautification Committee (Citizen Times) 01/29/22
• Hotel sales, vacation rentals continue boom in Buncombe County(Citizen Times) 01/27/22
• Vacant car wash in Waynesville catches fire Wednesday morning(The Mountaineer) 01/27/22
• When will King and Church streets be paved?(Lightning) 01/27/22
• Hotel renovation of historic homes as homage to Zelda Fitzgerald (Citizen Times) 01/27/22
• Asheville airport’s 2021 more than doubles 2020 passenger numbers (Citizen Times) 01/27/22
• Haywood reboots economic development arm (Smoky Mountain News) 01/26/22
• Commissioners vote to move ahead with Edneyville sewer system (Lightning) 01/26/22
• New subdivision in Fletcher? 90 new homes? (Citizen Times) 01/26/22
• Motels being used to house homeless remain a secret (The Mountaineer) 01/25/22
• Almost 700 acres of Brevard watershed protected with conservation easement (Times-News) 01/25/22
• Asheville Council approves restaurant, bar for Biltmore Ave, hotel (Citizen Times) 01/25/22
• Pandemic oasis: Blue Ridge Parkway visitation numbers up 13% in 2021 (Times-News) 01/25/22
• 80 residential units proposed for Sugarloaf Road (Lightning) 01/25/22
• Local treehouse among most liked stays on Airbnb (Lightning) 01/25/22
• Pedicab business seeking home in Asheville, targets downtown (Citizen Times) 01/25/22
• Citing Covid surge, Brevard Music Center cancels February shows (Lightning) 01/24/22
• BBB of Charlotte and Asheville release 2021 annual report (Mountain Xpress) 01/24/22
• Nantahala - Pisgah plan to guide recreation, timber (Citizen Times) 01/24/22
• Biltmore Avenue hotel seeks permission for restaurant, bar (Citizen Times) 01/24/22
• 400 people have ‘tenant’ vouchers, no place to go: report (Citizen Times) 01/24/22
• Buncombe property transfers for Jan. 4 – 7 (Citizen Times) 01/23/22
• Wall Street Books secures new building, opening Canton location (The Mountaineer) 01/22/22
• Francis Farm landfill saga comes to a close — almost (The Mountaineer) 01/22/22
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park sets record with 14.1M visits in 2021 (Mountain Xpress) 01/21/22
• The Avery apartments was not approved by the Design Review Committee (Citizen Times) 01/21/22
• $2.8 M sidewalk project would be ‘best thing’ for West Asheville (Citizen Times) 01/21/22
• Archetype pivots from Bottle Club to Beer Club (Mountain Xpress) 01/20/22
• Red states grow as outmigration drains blue ones (Lightning) 01/20/22
• Apply now to join Clyde Board of Zoning Adjustments (The Mountaineer) 01/19/22
• How a scandal is helping rural NC prepare for electric vehicles (Times-News) 01/19/22
• Waynesville will explore establishment of social districts (Smoky Mountain News) 01/19/22
• IC Imagine school building any more? (Citizen Times) 01/19/22
• Pinners Cove rezoning could allow more dense residential development (Citizen Times) 01/19/22
• New off-grid lifestyle store opens in downtown Marshall (Citizen Times) 01/19/22
• Sticker shock on Waynesville sewer plant rebuild could impact thousands (The Mountaineer) 01/18/22
• New report: 125,000 live in poverty, many in substandard housing (Citizen Times) 01/18/22
• Plans filed for apartment, hotel building near Grey Eagle (Citizen Times) 01/18/22
• Asheville Grant Center expansion moves forward, will include pool (Citizen Times) 01/18/22
• Ramada Inn open for regular business? Town Place Suites? (Citizen Times) 01/17/22
• Buncombe ad hoc meeting seeing significant feedback on appraisal (Citizen Times) 01/17/22
• Buncombe, Asheville, property transfers Dec. 29-31 in 2021 (Citizen Times) 01/16/22
• Maggie pauses certain developments (The Mountaineer) 01/16/22
• $2.3M on the way for Buncombe rental assistance (Mountain Xpress) 01/14/22
• Campground, RV moratorium passes in Maggie Valley (Smoky Mountain News) 01/14/22
• King’s Bridge offers new public land in Mills River (Mountain Xpress) 01/13/22
• Maggie Valley Board walks back food truck decision (Smoky Mountain News) 01/13/22
• Major expansion of Frog Level Brewing bodes well for Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 01/13/22
• Local job market: 24,000 job openings, not enough workers (Citizen Times) 01/13/22
• Arden: 252-unit Crescent Hill Apartments decision pushed to Feb 9 (Citizen Times) 01/13/22
• Shining Rock approves third floor, roof access for future growth (The Mountaineer) 01/12/22
• Pardee reopens urgent care locations in Fletcher, Mills River (Lightning) 01/11/22
• Asheville City Council approves 297-apartment complex on Sardis Road (Citizen Times) 01/11/22
• Create 72 Broadway, Star Building hotels clear early Asheville city review (Citizen Times) 01/11/22
• Pardee temporarily closes two urgent care locations in Henderson County (Citizen Times) 01/11/22
• Ingles' new store, Long Shoals complex pass technical review (Citizen Times) 01/11/22
• Apartments devoted to affordability moving forward in downtown Asheville (Citizen Times) 01/10/22
• Asheville’s new, improved board game oasis boasts more than 800 games (Citizen Times) 01/10/22
• Businesses struggle with supply chain issues (The Mountaineer) 01/09/22
• City OKs zoning change for hotel on Sugarloaf Road (Lightning) 01/07/22
• City council discusses possibility of staff representing residents’ views on zoning (Lightning)
• City wants mini golf contractor to build new putt putt course at Edwards Park (Lightning) 01/07/22
• New CarMax store follow-up (Citizen Times) 01/07/22
• Asheville department switches focus toward affordable housing (Citizen Times) 01/07/22
• RAD Lofts apartment/retail project gets new owner, construction to start soon (Citizen Times) 01/07/22
• Weigh in on development in Maggie Jan. 11 (The Mountaineer) 01/06/22
• Restaurant revamp, Italian restaurant among 2021 closures, new CEO, BOGO deals (Citizen Times) 01/06/22
• Hot Dog World owner retires: Hendersonville landmark remains open (Citizen Times) 01/06/22
• Conservation purchase protects Lake James watershed (Smoky Mountain News) 01/05/22
• Just Economics of WNC announces 2022 living wage rate (Mountain Xpress) 01/05/22
• Jackson County tourism stronger than ever (Smoky Mountain News) 01/05/22
• What’s the plan for the old Toys R Us Site on Brevard Rd? (Citizen Times) 01/05/22
• North Asheville home sells for $6.8M, setting record (Citizen Times) 01/05/22
• Cold snap after a warm December is concerning for county apple crop (Citizen Times) 01/05/22
• 14 downtown Hendersonville businesses receive Pivot Fund grants (Mountain Xpress) 01/04/22
• Faux Lox Foods launches in Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 01/04/22
• Foothills Conservancy reaches 11,000 protected acres at Lake James (Citizen Times) 01/04/22
• ABCCM pursues 24/7 winter shelter in Asheville (Citizen Times) 01/04/22
• Proposed Open Space zoning updates to go before P & Z Commission this week (Mountain Xpress) 01/03/22
• Shining Rock School plans expansion (The Mountaineer) 01/03/22
• Ramada Inn residents face looming March deadline in fight for shelter (Citizen Times) 01/03/22
• New Canton business flooded before it ever opened (The Mountaineer) 01/02/22
• Buncombe, Asheville property sales Dec. 16-17 (Citizen Times) 01/02/22
• Downtown Marshall all-vegetarian/all-organic CBD cafe set to open soon (Citizen Times) 01/01/22
• Henderson County development roundup: 1,100 plus units in the works (Lightning) 12/31/21
• Warm weather delays Cataloochee ski season (The Mountaineer) 12/31/21
• Bars, restaurants temporarily close, increase protocols amid omicron (Citizen Times) 12/31/21
• Downtown Hendersonville: Here’s what opened, closed in 2021 (Times-News) 12/30/21
• Much ADU about something: Small homes find space in NC cities (Citizen Times) 12/30/21
• WNC looks back on employment in 2021 (Mountain Xpress) 12/29/21
• Five ways public lands won big in 2021 (Smoky Mountain News) 12/29/21
• 9-story hotel, condo building planned for downtown Asheville (Citizen Times) 12/29/21
• Rye Knot offers a dozen beers, whiskey, vodka, more from own distillery (Citizen Times) 12/29/21
• 'Locally born-and-bred' company adding 65 jobs (Lightning) 12/29/21
• Restaurants that opened and closed in 2021. What’s coming (Citizen Times) 12/28/21
• Judge orders Shepherd Memorial Garden into receivership (Lightning) 12/28/21
• 7 Clans Brewing coming, Crumbll Cookies’ new debut date, Early Girl Eatery opens (Citizen Times) 12/28/21
• Congress Ends EBCI Challenge To Catawba Casino (Smoky Mountain News) 12/27/21
• Asheville commission calls for a halt to homeless camp clearing (Citizen Times) 12/27/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Dec. 4-15 (Citizen Times) 12/27/21
• Local nonprofit to renovate Tebeau Children’s Center (Times-News) 12/22/21
• Farm families face a tough decision in selling (The Mountaineer) 12/22/21
• AVL future parking expansion? (Citizen Times) 12/22/21
• New report sounds alarm on affordable housing (Smoky Mountain News) 12/20/21
• 250-acre conservation subdivision OK’d by Henderson Planning Board (Times-News) 12/20/21
• Long Shoals development: 218 units planned next to Ingles, Lake Julian (Citizen Times) 12/20/21
• Happy Hills Restaurant is closing, owners say farewell (Citizen Times) 12/20/21
• Asheville apartment rents skyrocket over past year (Citizen Times) 12/20/21
• Buncombe wants a better community center funding model in place soon (Citizen Times) 12/20/21
• Buncombe property transfers for Nov.30 - Dec. 3 (Citizen Times) 12/19/21
• Design committee postpones vote for small hotel in Asheville, NC (Citizen Times) 12/18/21
• Developers present new apartment complex plans to Asheville Committee (Citizen Times) 12/18/21
• Battle over property rights/ development limitations coming to Maggie (The Mountaineer) 12/17/21
• Landowners along Ecusta waiting to hear if US will accept liability (Times-News) 12/16/21
• 'High priority' Asheville corridor studies adopted by City Council, future park approved (Citizen Times) 12/16/21
• Green Sage Cafe prepares to reopen after months long remodeling project (Citizen Times) 12/16/21
• New construction on Long Shoals? (Citizen Times) 12/16/21
• Council OKs Ramada proposal despite transparency concerns (Mountain Xpress) 12/15/21
• Ghost Town Developer pleads his case (Smoky Mountain News) 12/15/21
• CanvasPrints.com expansion is set to bring $11.5 million investment (Times-News) 12/15/21
• Residents say Greenville Highway apt development feels ‘out of place’ for city size (Times-News) 12/15/21
• Timeline of Thos. Shepherd & Son funeral home  (Lightning) 12/15/21
• Could holistic redevelopment reduce crime in public housing? (Mountain Xpress) 12/14/21
• Ghost Town developer: Reopening park hinges on eased development rules (The Mountaineer) 12/14/21
• 110-year old building slated for renovation into 35-room hotel (Citizen Times) 12/14/21
• Habitat dedicates Walton Woods neighborhood (The Mountaineer) 12/13/21
• Another major apartment project proposed in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 12/13/21
• State budget brings millions in environmental funding to WNC (Mountain Xpress) 12/11/21
• Campgrounds, RV parks curbed in Maggie? (The Mountaineer) 12/09/21
• Catawba acquisition results in job loss (Mountain Xpress) 12/09/21
• New store in Kmart on Brevard Rd? (Citizen Times) 12/09/21
• MANNA Food Bank to build warehouse off Old Bee Tree Road in Swannanoa (Citizen Times) 12/09/21
• City of Asheville to work with outside firm to update Ramada Inn (Citizen Times) 12/09/21
• Developer seeks rezoning to allow 80-unit apartment building on Greenville Highway (Lightning) 12/08/21
• County revokes Kanuga Conference Center's tax exemption (Lightning) 12/08/21
• County authorizes nearly $1.7M in pandemic funding for economic development (Mountain Xpress) 12/08/21
• Riveter’s climbing wall back open? (Citizen Times) 12/07/21
• Asheville will not move forward with an emergency shelter at Ramada (Citizen Times) 12/07/21
• New state funding helps spur Ecusta Trail: construction to start 2022 (Citizen Times) 12/06/21
• Waynesville’s building boom keeps inspectors running (The Mountaineer) 12/05/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Nov 18-19 (Citizen Times) 12/05/21
• Soothe winter dryness with Asheville’s skin care shops (Mountain Xpress) 12/04/21
• Buyer demand still strong across the Asheville region (Mountain Xpress) 12/04/21
• TDA has room to play with increased budget (The Mountaineer) 12/04/21
• 154 apartments proposed for Duncan Hill Rd (Times-News) 12/04/21
• Clear Sky Madison still fighting asphalt plant decision (Citizen Times) 12/04/21
• Local tree companies design backyard fun (Mountain Xpress) 12/03/21
• City OKs rezoning for 93 homes in Half Moon Heights (Lightning) 12/03/21
• Stepp's Hillcrest Orchard stars as setting for romcom (Lightning)) 12/03/21
• New shops join scenic views among Mars Hill’s attractions (Mountain Xpress) 12/02/21
• Rep. Moffitt ranks first in business association's survey of effectiveness (Lightning)
• State economy is rebounding after COVID (Times-News) 12/02/21
• Nearly 300 apartments are headed for Sardis Road in Asheville, NC (Citizen Times) 12/02/21
• Millions unleased for Buncombe broadband thanks to NC budget bill (Citizen Times) 12/02/21
• Retailers Rejoice Over Bustling Holiday Season (Smoky Mountain News) 12/01/21
• Wall Street Books Seeks New Home (Smoky Mountain News) 12/01/21
• Specialty shops find plenty of reasons to join Go Local (Mountain Xpress) 12/01/21
• Sew Co. joins the RAD family (Mountain Xpress) 12/01/21
• Trail gains momentum-and users-and will soon get design team (Lightning) 12/01/21
• Center for Arts is out of business as public venue (Lightning) 12/01/21
• Huli Sue’s BBQ & Grill opens with Hawaian-Southern menu (Citizen Times) 12/01/21
• DuPont Forest: NC Budgets $750 K for master plan, new trails (Citizen Times) 12/01/21
• Holeman and Finch Public House opens on Biltmore (Mountain Xpress) 11/30/21
• Refraction Holiday Art Market returns to River Arts District (Mountain Xpress) 11./30/21
• Townhome development coming to Frog Level in downtown Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 11/29/21
• Status of upcoming road projects (Lightning) 11/29/21
• Round-about for Jonathan Creek? (The Mountaineer) 11/28/21
• State budget funds more trails, parks and conservation (Smoky Mountain News) 11/24/21
• Cherokee Invests $15 Million With Kituwah LLC (Smoky Mountain News) 11/24/21
• State revokes license of Shepherd funeral home (Lightning) 11/23/21
• Repurposing vacant commercial property could help combat sprawl (Mountain Xpress) 11/20/21
• Telenurology and telepsychiatry services come to Haywood Regional Medical (The Mountaineer) 11/20/21
• Hospital ratings: Mission, AdventHealth get A’s from Leapfrog (Citizen Times) 11/18/21
• Tourism Development Authority moves to restart tourism grant fund (Citizen Times) 11/18/21
• Is there any activity happening at Cliffs at High Carolina? (Citizen Times) 11/18/21
• N.C. budget contains $31M for county (Lightning) 11/18/21
• Residents oppose 282-apartment project (Times-News) 11/18/21
• Debris removal put on pause (The Mountaineer) 11/18/21
• WCU Trustees Mull Master Plan Proposal (Smoky Mountain News) 11/18/21
• Perkins brothers turn custom home building business into YouTube fame (Smoky Mountain News) 11/17/21
• Earthling Coffee expanding beyond drive-thru locations with cafe space (Citizen Times) 11/11/21
• Businesses that expanded to public areas during pandemic can continue (Citizen Times) 11/11/21
• Pardee Surgery Center coming to Mills River, Construction begins along Hwy 280 (Times-News) 11/10/21
• Holiday Farmers Market in Hendersonville to showcase local producers, artisans (Times-News) 11/10/21
• Neighborhood concerns delay Asheville vote on major proposed roadway changes (Citizen Times) 11/10/21
• Asheville Holdings uses Reconstruction-era law to force property sales (Citizen Times) 11/10/21
• Far-reaching water outage to shut down restaurants in most of West Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 11/09/21
• Equity erased: Real estate deals take away the homes and land of the elderly and poor (Citizen Times) 11/08/21
• Road studies could lead to medians, roundabouts, and more (Citizen Times) 11/08/21
• Flat Rock invites input on comprehensive land-use plan (Lightning) 11/07/21
• Buncombe property transfers for Oct 21-26 (Citizen Times) 11/07/21
• Pisgah-Nantahala National Forest Plan nears completion (Mountain Xpress) 11/06/21
• Q&A with Nnweyna Smith, founder of Sankofa Market AVL (Mountain Xpress) 11/06/21
• TDA to unveil plan for tourism grant funds by end of year (Mountain Xpress) 11/06/21
• Asheville celebrates North Fork project completion (Mountain Xpress) 11/06/21
• Buncombe to preserve branch libraries (Mountain Xpress) 11/06/21
• Hendersonville Council tables Half Moon Heights subdivision, approves Providence Walk (Times-News) 11/06/21
• Council OKs 93-home Providence Walk subdivision (Lightning) 11/06/21
• Tattoo Arts Convention gets underway in Asheville (Citizen Times) 11/06/21
• Opportunity House again attempts to avoid trial on its governance, finances (Lightning) 11/05/21
• Council OKs 93-home Providence Walk subdivision (Lightning) 11/05/21
• Labor crisis 'a hurricane, tornado and earthquake rolled into one,' expert says (Citizen Times) 11/05/21
• ABYSA is seeking a renewal after 10 year soccer fields contract is up (Citizen Times) 11/05/21
• TravelMag included Asheville in Top 20 US ‘Best Beer Towns’ list (Citizen Times) 11/05/21
• Divided council postpones action on Half Moon Heights rezoning request (Lightning) 11/04/21
• Breweries, bars and entertainment venues ponder nonalcoholic beer options (Mountain Xpress) 11/04/21
• Record liquor sales boosts grants to city, county, schools (Lightning) 11/04/21
• Developer seeks city OK for 282 dwellings on North Main (Lightning) 11/04/21
• Mountain Raise connects small businesses with local investors (Mountain Xpress) 11/03/21
• Asheville area real estate market analysis – third quarter 2021 (Mountain Xpress) 11/03/21
• Wildlife also benefitting from upcoming I-40 bridge replacement (Mountain Xpress) 11/03/21
• Haywood Chamber celebrates 50 years of development, engagement (Smoky Mountain News) 11/03/21
• Following Devastating August Flood, Bear Waters Brewing Reopens (Smoky Mountain News) 11/03/21
• Haywood's housing shortage creates an opportunity for the region (The Mountaineer) 11/03/21
• Lowering the bar: developer scrapes by with bare minimum to meet town standards (The Mountaineer) 11/03/21
• $11.7M Hendersonville Police Department now open (Times-News) 11/03/21
• Duke Energy developing site? (Citizen Times) 11/03/21
• Farmland billed for controversial development decried as 'tract housing' (The Mountaineer) 11/02/21
• Neighbors object to 460-unit project off Tracy Grove Road (Lightning)
• Developer plans 84-unit apartment building near greenway trailhead (Lightning) 11/02/21
• Why has destroyed Merrimon Avenue building been empty so long? (Citizen Times) 10/29/21
• Council approves funding for Haywood Street development (Mountain Xpress) 10/28/21
• Micro-housing: Asheville’s affordable housing solution? (Citizen Times) 10/25/21
• Buncombe County property transfers for Oct 7 – 13 (Citizen Times) 10/24/21
• Developer seeks rezoning for 460 dwellings off Tracy Grove Road (Lightning) 10/22/21
• What happens to short-term rentals in the long-term? (Mountain Xpress) /10/21/21
• Waynesville golf course is being transformed (The Mountaineer) /10/21/21
• Zoning issues divide board, community in Maggie Valley (Smoky Mountain News) 10/20/21
• Affordable housing on the way in Canton (The Mountaineer) 10/20/21
• I-26 closing to remove old Naples Road bridge (Lightning) 10/20/21
• WCCA to open Tebeau Drive child care center (Lightning) 10/20/21
• Greenville’s Radha Indian Grocers opens new location in Asheville (Citizen Times) 10/20/21
• Buncombe votes to grow NC’s largest public solar boom (Citizen Times) 10/20/21
• Zero-waste market and cafe expands in Mars Hill (Mountain Xpress) 10/19/21
• Asheville housing proposal has Methodist ministers squaring off (Citizen Times) 10/18/21
• Waynesville Planning Board to resume 115 home Queen Subdivision hearing (The Mountaineer) 10/15/21
• Early Girl Eatery introduces new chef, 2 new locations (Citizen Times) 10/15/21
• Bullington Gardens now owns the land it cultivates (Lightning)_ 10/14/21
• Developers seek OK for 535 dwellings in city (Lightning) 10/14/21
• Buncombe Board of Adjustment passes 2 projects totaling 488 apartments (Citizen Times) 10/14/21
• $400K state grant to help fund expansion of Woodfin’s Riverside Park (Citizen Times) 10/14/21
• Sweeten Creek Brewing makes sweet deal for full-time barbecue service (Citizen Times) 10/14/21
• 130 Charlotte St. development clears Council (Mountain Xpress) 10/13/21
• Disc golf course will open soon in Cherokee (Smoky Mountain News) 10/13/21
• Major rehab work begins on I-26 bridges over Green River (Citizen Times) 10/13/21
• Gallivant coffee shop opens in Woodfin (Mountain Xpress) 10/12/21
• Asheville approves 166,000 SF building on former Fuddruckers site (Citizen Times) 10/12/21
• Apartments at former Fuddruckers head to Asheville council Oct 12 (Citizen Times) 10/12/21
• Board in favor of Half Moon Heights subdivision, former World of Clothing remodel (Times-News) 10/11/21
• Planning Board recommends rezoning for 95 homes off Chimney Rock Road (Lightning) 10/11/21
• Buncombe property transfers for Sept 23 – 29 (Citizen Times) 10/10/21
• Council to consider conditional zoning for 130 Charlotte St (Mountain Xpress) 10/09/21
• RV park approved along Soco Road (The Mountaineer) 10/09/21
• RV parks, Ghost Town promises emerge as lightning rod in Maggie election (The Mountaineer) 10/09/21
• Two airlines debut AVL-to-Minneapolis flights (Lightning) 10/09/21
• Catawba Brewing sold to parent company of Oyster City Brewing (Mountain Xpress) 10/08/21
• Contractor to begin three-year project to upgrade Green River bridge (Lighting) 10/08/21
• Pup Crawl visits Brandy Bar, White Duck, three breweries (Lightning) 10/07/21
• City Council OKs 263 apartments on South Allen Road (Lighting) 10/07/21
• More cutbacks at Waynesville Recreation Center (The Mountaineer) 10/05/21
• Automotive business can move to larger space (The Mountaineer) 10/04/21
• Questions raised on Ghost Town developer’s projects (The Mountaineer) 10/02/21
• Charlotte St. project pulled (Citizen Times) 09/17/21
• Major subdivision, cottage proposal to be discussed (The Mountaineer) 09/16/21
• Hendersonville board backs 2 new housing developments, small manufacturing (Times-News)
• Zoning Board denies permit for self-storage facility (Lightning) 09/15/21
• UNC Asheville featured in the Princeton Review’s The Best 387 Colleges (Mountain Xpress) 09/15/21
• County, towns eyeing water-sharing system (The Mountaineer) 09/15/21
• Enka Recreation Destination MIA? What’s taking so long? (Citizen Times) 09/14/21
• Bold Rock backs down on Mills River zoning request (Times-News) 09/13/21
• Dunkin’ brings ‘next generation store’ to Hendersonville (Times-News) 09/12/21
• Chipotle Mexican Grill now open in Hendersonville (Times-News) 09/09/21
• Main and Pigeon repaving one of several road projects in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 09/08/21
• Grand opening of new Asheville bakery to be a ‘cookie palooza’ (Citizen Times) 09/08/21
• Edneyville sewer project hinges on rate, state and federal funding (Lightning) 09/07/21
• Priced out of Buncombe, homebuyers buy in outlying counties or states (Citizen Times) 09/07/21
• Asheville reparations: Asheland Ave. now part of land for restitutions (Citizen Times) 09/07/21
• $9.3M Brevard farmhouse estate is the area’s most expensive sale (Citizen Times) 09/06/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Aug. 19-24 (Citizen Times) 09/05/21
• WCU opens state-of-the-art Apodaca Science Building (The Mountaineer) 09/04/21
• ‘Everybody wins’ with Swamp Rabbit rail-trail (Lightning) 09/04/21
• Tourism bouncing back, but workers needed (Citizen Times) 09/04/21
• NCDOT seeks comments on new I-26 interchange (Mountain Xpress) 09/03/21
• City Council considers annexation reimbursements to rural fire departments (Lightning) 09/03/21
• City Council gets look at mini-golf relocation, talks financing for a parking garage (Times-News) 09/03/21
• Damage from Fred shuts down a primary Asheville drinking water source (Citizen Times) 09/03/21
• Community debates Buncombe library plan (Mountain Xpress) 09/02/21
• The Whale harpoons East Asheville location (Mountain Xpress) 09/02/21
• Recreation impacts from Fred could linger for years (Smoky Mountain News) 09/02/21
• Mobile pods, pop-up tents and borrowed space: Canton creative housing government operations (The Mountaineer) 09/02/21
• Red Cross opening resource center in Canton (The Mountaineer) 09/02/21
• SafeNest Storage looks to open 2nd location at former World of Clothing (Times-News) 09/02/21
• Wolf Chase residents opposed to 107-house development in Hendersonville (Times-News) 09/02/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Aug. 12 - 18, 2021 (Citizen Times) 09/02/21
• Sunburst Trout Farm loses 70,000 pounds of fish in recent floods (Citizen Times) 09/02/21
• Buncombe County Board of Adjustment meeting 9/8/21 (Mountain Express) 09/02/21
• Waynesville’s former Gateway Club lands first major tenant (Smoky Mountain News) 09/01/21
• Mask mandates 2.0 affect hospitality businesses again (Mountain Xpress) 09/01/21
• Canton recreational facilities will need rebuilt (The Mountaineer) 09/01/21
• Harvest Pizzeria to open in South Slope in mid-September (Citizen Times) 09/01/21
• Ingles’ plan for old Bi-Lo store? ABC store closed? (Citizen Times) 08/26/21
• Asheville approves 6-story River Arts District development at greenway (Citizen Times) 08/26/21
• Hendersonville City Council gets look at future fire station (Times-News) 08/25/21
• Pardee expands infusion clinic for COVID-19 patients, seeks staff to meet demand (Times-News) 08/25/21
• Eggs Up Grill opens on Spartanburg Highway (Lightning) 08/25/21
• Vote delayed again on Asheville’s 101 Charlotte St development (Citizen Times) 08/25/21
• Mission Health buildings sold to ‘foreign’ company? (Citizen Times) 08/25/21
• Buncombe ID Bureau moving to 52 Coxe Ave (Mountain Xpress) 08/24/21
• Asheville Cider Crawl expands (Mountain Xpress) 08/24/21
• Target to add 100 Disney Store locations nationwide (Times-News) 08/23/21
• Input wanted: proposed subdivision, remodel of former World of Clothing (Times-News) 08/23/21
• Developer seeks OK for 106 homes off Chimney Rock Road (Lightning) 08/23/21
• Buncombe property transfers for Aug 4 – 11 (Citizen Times) 08/22/21
• Low supply and rising prices cause home sales to cool across Asheville region (Mountain Xpress) 08/20/21
• New cabin camping center coming to French Broad River? (Citizen Times) 08/20/21
• Cruso campground destroyed, 90 of 100 sites affected (Citizen Times) 08/20/21
• Buncombe reinstates COVID emergency, indoor mask mandate (Mountain Xpress) 08/19/21
• Horton Hotel & Rooftop Lounge in Boon, NC changing hands (The Mountaineer) 08/19/21
• Zoning clears the way for a warehouse design from Haywood Appliance (The Mountaineer) 08/19/21
• Hendersonville City candidates speak on future of city, growth, housing (Times-News) 08/19/21
• RiverLink has a new executive director, Lisa Raleigh (Citizen Times) 08/19/21
• Allegiant adds direct flight from Asheville to Key West (Times_News) 08/19/21
• Rooftop bar at Element Hotel? (Citizen Times) 08/19/21
• Planning for adventure: Sylva, Cherokee to partner on trails plan (Smoky Mountain News) 08/18/21
• Tropical Storm Fred damages in Transylvania reach $11.2M (Times-News) 08/18/21
• The Pigeon River Flood of 2021 (Smoky Mountain news) 08/18/21
• A new project is coming Ferncliff Industrial Park in Mills River (Times-News) 08/18/21
• Fortune 50 company to open large distribution center (Lightning) 08/18/21
• Paving the way for Waynesville’s greenway expansion (The Mountaineer) 08/18/21
• Coordinated greenway system is in the works (The Mountaineer) 08/18/21
• 2020 Census results for Buncombe County (Citizen Times) 08/18/21
• Home values soar by 47 percent (Lightning) 08/17/21
• Henderson County sees racial growth in US Census data (Times-News) 08/16/21
• Census: Asheville grows, its Black population shrinks (Citizen Times) 08/16/21
• Mission Hospital McDowell to expand (Mountain Xpress) 08/16/21
• Buncombe County Permits & Inspections to launch online inspection scheduler (Mountain Xpress) 08/16/21
• Group rallies against Haywood Road housing development (Times-News) 08/16/21
• County leaders, trail advocates celebrate purchase of rail line (Lightning) 08/16/21
• Buncombe., Asheville property transfers for July 29 - Aug 3 (Citizen Times) 08/15/21
• Residents weigh in on proposed East Asheville homeless shelter (Mountain Xpress) 08/13/21
• What’s behind the $36M Siemens expansion (Citizen Times) 08/13/21
• Hendersonville Chipotle slated to open in September (Times-News) 08/13/21
• Downtown Waynesville Association Narrowly Survives Contentious Hearing (Smoky Mountain News) 08/12/21
• Cherokee establishes medical cannabis program (Smoky Mountain News) 08/12/21
• New South Asheville apartments: Affordable housing coming to Long Shoals (Citizen Times) 08/12/21
• Staffing shortages continue to plague local restaurants (Mountain Xpress) 08/11/21
• Zoning board hears four more hours of testimony on storage facility (Lightning) 08/11/21
• Downtown gallery forced into abrupt move, fundraiser planned (The Mountaineer) 08/11/21
• Asheville seeks grant to combine housing, transit downtown (Citizen Times) 08/11/21
• Asheville Contemporary Dance Theatre returns to indoor shows (Mountain Xpress) 08/10/21
• Secrecy surrounding Pratt & Whitney deal raises critical issues (Mountain Xpress) 08/10/21
• Noble Cider reimagines its downtown location (Mountain Xpress) 08/10/21
• Waynesville water park closed (The Mountaineer) 08/10/21
• Family escape room, women’s boutique to debut at Blue Ridge Mall (Times-News) 08/10/21
• DOT announces I-26 detours (Lightning) 08/10/21
• Accessible parking at AVL? (Citizen Times) 08/10/21
• Coffee with the Mayor welcomes Community Development Director Lew Holloway (Times-news) 08/10/21
• County leaders dedicate new walking trail (Lightning) 08/10/21
• Asheville brewery deal gives path for Swannanoa Greenway (Citizen Times) 08/10/21
• Wild Abundance offers free online class on tiny houses (Mountain Xpress) 08/09/21
• Asheville floats zoning changes to boost dense development (Mountain Xpress) 08/09/21
• Southern states help boost NC’s surging population (Citizen Times) 08/09/21
• Renovation of former Fidelia’s puts ‘modern twist’ on historic bones (Times-News) 08/08/21
• Asheville seasoning maker named one of the best in the South (Citizen Times) 08/08/21
• Buncombe County property transfers for July 20 – 28 (Citizen Times) 08/08/21
• Development in Waynesville is unprecedented (The Mountaineer) 08/07/21
• New N.C. map is out (Lightning) 08/06/21
• Hazelwood Soap Company changes hands (The Mountaineer) 08/06/21
• County to consider millions for Edneyville sewer system upgrades (Times-News) 08/06/21
• Eggs Up Grill sets opening date goal (Times-News) 08/06/21
• Hendersonville City Council makes park plans (Lightning) 08/06/21
• Asheville under contract to buy Ramada Inn for homeless shelter (Citizen Times) 08/06/21
• Hendersonville council mulls Boyd Park relocation (Times-News) 08/05/21
• Some Asheville businesses prioritize community over tourists (Mountain Xpress) 08/04/21
• Ghost Town developer outlines vision (The Mountaineer) 08/04/21
• Thirsty Monk reopens downtown location (Mountain Xpress) 08/03/21
• Fine Art Museum receives national honor (Smoky Mountain News) 08/03/21
• ‘Compact, urban living”: 80 units proposed for downtown Asheville (Citizen Times) 08/03/21
• More than 100 property owners along Ecusta Trail sue for compensation (Citizen Times) 08/03/21
• Commissioners eye sewer service in Edneyville (Lightning) 08/02/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers fro July 14 - 17, 2021 (Citizen Times) 08/01/21
• Regulatory board rejects proposal to reopen Thos. Shepherd funeral home (Lightning) 07/30/21
• Bills aim to fund wildlife conservation (Smoky Mountain News) 07/28/21
• Splash pad on the way to Canton's downtown (The Mountaineer) 07/28/21
• Asheville region had record number of home sales in June (The Mountaineer) 07/28/21
• Asheville votes to help $13.5M hotel conversion to housing for homeless (Citizen Times) 07/28/21
• Asheville planners, city chipping away at affordable housing needs (Citizen Times) 07/28/21
• Crab Creek Mini Storage decision slated for Wednesday (Times-News) 07/27/21
• Economy of pandemic whipsawing NC logging and sawmill industries (Mountain Xpress) 07/26/21
• Developers ask for delay on 101 Charlotte St. vote (Mountain Xpress) 07/26/21
• Art collective opens in Hendersonville (Times-News) 07/26/21
• ‘Housing crisis’ in Hendersonville; Officials talk possible solutions (Times-News) 07/26/21
• A place called Frog Level; How I-26 changed a way of life(Times-News) 07/25/21
• Sylvan Sport to celebrate opening of factory store in Brevard(Times-News) 07/24/21
• Noble Cider launches in-house restaurant in downtown taproom(Citizen Times) 07/24/21
• Market season is in full swing(The Mountaineer) 07/23/21
• Cataloochee Ranch renovation plans unveiled(The Mountaineer) 067/23/21
• New business creations in NC seeing unprecedented growth in 2021(Mountain Xpress) 07/22/21
• Opioid Settlement Could Result In Drug Treatment Facility(Smoky Mountain News) 07/21/21
• Conservancy marks land protection achievements(Smoky Mountain News) 07/21/21
• Nearly an acre of land rezoned for commercial use behind GB Shoe Warehouse(Times-News) 07/21/21
• Elimination of height, density maximums in Woodfin stirs outrage(Citizen Times) 07/21/21
• Waynesville OKs agreement for apartments at BI-LO plaza(The Mountaineer) 07/20/21
• Proposed rehab center offers a ray of hope(The Mountaineer) 07/20/21
• Hopey & Co. heads to E. Asheville, Hatch Innovation Hub to expand(Citizen Times) 07/20/21
• HCA takeover reframing primary care in WNC(Mountain Xpress) 07/20/21
• Charlotte Street development aims to answer lingering traffic questions(Citizen Times) 07/20/21
• Asheville congregation will sell property, invest in local needs(Mountain Xpress) 07/19/21
• Produce handling facility opens in Mills River(Times-News) 07/19/21
• Asheville real estate market: Impending housing bust?(Citizen Times) 07/19/21
• Man hopes to build obstacle course through Maggie Valley(The Mountaineer) 07/18/21
• Hendersonville apartment availability(Times-News) 07/18/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for June 25 - July 3, 2021(Citizen Times) 07/18/21
• New Black-owned businesses populate The Block(Mountain Xpress) 07/16/21
• Crab Creek community rallies against storage unit zoning(Lightning) 07/16/21
• Airbnb names North Asheville woman as nation's most hospitable host(Citizen Times) 07/16/21
• Buncombe development: Townhomes get OK, 252 Arden apartments on hold(Citizen Times) 07/15/21
• Buncombe, state give $350K to Asheville pottery company(Citizen Times) 07/15/21
• Transforming Asheville: Initiative would change parts of city; some owners object(Citizen Times) 07/14/21
• Waynesville Inn to get $28 million upgrade(The Mountaineer) 07/14/21
• Design contractor picked for county Pratt & Whitney training facility(Citizen Times) 07/14/21
• Bartender plans booze-free bar in Asheville(Citizen Times) 07/14/21
• Site plan approved for housing development on Kanuga Road in Hendersonville(Times-News) 07/13/21
• New coffee delivery service launches in Asheville(Mountain Xpress) 07/13/21
• New gallery launches in Mars Hill(Mountain Xpress) 07/13/21
• New website shares WNC landslide risks(Mountain Xpress) 07/13/21
• Planning board OKs nine condos on Kanuga Road(Lightning) 07/13/21
• Sardis Road: 286 new apartments planned near Hominy Creek(Citizen Times) 07/13/21
• Buncombe County golf tradition since 1960 returns this week with big news(Mountain Xpress) 07/12/21
• The Dog House to open second location in Canton(The Mountaineer) 07/12/21
• Capitola Mill is being renovated into high-end apartment complex(Citizen Times) 07/12/21
• Latino population expands footprint and clout across the county(Lightning) 07/11/21
• Buncombe property transfers for June 23-24(Citizen Times) 07/11/21
• Local environmental group taking legal actions to oppose asphalt plant(Citizen Times) 07/10/21
• Budget surplus could provide boost to NC land protection efforts(Citizen Times) 07/10/21
• Buncombe prepares to launch comprehensive plan(Mountain Xpress) 07/09/21
• Following up on the 2019 Flatiron sale(Mountain Xpress) 07/09/21
• J & S Cafeteria opening?(Citizen Times) 07/09/21
• Asheville Pottery maker: $2.8M expansion; 50 jobs, $22.46/hour average(Citizen Times) 07/09/21
• New Arden apartments: 252 units set for Crescent Hill Road(Citizen Times) 07/09/21
• UNC Asheville recognized by 2022 college rankings(Mountain Xpress) 07/08/21
• Visionary restaurateurs, architects and designers work to rejuvenate old buildings(Mountain Xpress) 07/08/21
• Condo development on Kanuga Road, light manufacturing for downtown(Times-News) 07/08/21
• RAD restaurant goes members-only, allowing only locals and guests(Citizen Times) 07/08/21
• HVL Pedal & Brews cycling through Hendersonville again after shutdown(Times-News) 07/08/21
• Hotel addition, mixed-use projects, apartments get planning board OK(Citizen Times) 07/08/21
• Brewery, coffee shop form partnership in downtown Hendersonville(Times-News) 07/07/21
• Crab du Jour announces opening and more(Citizen Times) 07/07/21
• Maggie Valley discusses RV park rules(Smoky Mountain News) 07/07/21
• Labor shortage a lesser challenge for many outdoor industry businesses(Smoky Mountain News) 07/07/21
• Yancy County Farmer's Market to find new permanent home(Mountain Xpress) 07/06/21
• Drake Software opening Waynesville call center(The Mountaineer) 07/06/21
• I-26 interchange for Pratt & Whitney site could cost up to $35M(Citizen Times) 07/06/21
• Facing housing crunch, Asheville now paying owners to set lower rents(Times-News) 07/05/21
• Baby boom forecast during COVID busts in North Carolina(Times-News) 07/05/21
• Asheville NC Young Men's Institute faces millions in repairs(Citizen Times) 07/05/21
• Facing housing crunch, Asheville now paying owners to set lower rents(Citizen Times) 07/05/21
• Bush Farmhouse and a doughnut shop rename(Citizen Times) 07/02/21
• Canton and Maggie Valley consider additional occupancy tax(Mountain Xpress) 07/02/21
• Cooper visits plant that makes super-cold freezers that store Covid vax(Lightning) 07/02/21
• Rents grew 1.6% in June(Mountain Xpress) 06/30/21
• EPA wraps last cleanup phase at CTS Superfund Site(Citizen Times) 06/30/21
• Asheville's Eda Rhyne Distillery expands regionally distinct liquor line(Citizen Times) 06/30/21
• Smoothie, cell phone repair business expands(The Mountaineer) 06/29/21
• There's 'love in every bite'at 316 Chadwick Avenue(Lightning) 06/29/21
• Expansion makes Foothills shooting range largest in Carolinas(Lightning) 06/29/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for June 1 - 11, 2021(Citizen Times) 06/29/21
• Pratt & Whitney update: Plant operations start by second half of 2022(Citizen Times) 06/29/21
• Residents challenge Verizon's plan to build cell tower in Alexander(Citizen Times) 06/29/21
• Woodfin brewery won't focus on selling beer, but showcasing process(Citizen Times) 06/29/21
• Subdivision being built in Mills River; Home prices to begin at $350,000(Times-News) 06/28/21
• Electric bikes poised for larger role in WNC transportation(Mountain Xpress) 06/25/21
• Dish Barn to convert to vendor spaces(The Mountaineer) 06/25/21
• Mills River adopts new land-use, parks plan(Lighting) 06/25/21
• New board, new hearing, new delay for Bluffs development in Woodfin(Citizen Times) 06/25/21
• Asheville metro economic report 2021 first quarter(Mountain Xpress) 06/24/21
• New industrial park lands anchor tenant, Jabil plant expected to make economic impact(Times-News) 06/24/21
• Asheville Tourists seek millions for McCormick Field upgrades(Citizen Times) 06/24/21
• American Vinyl Co announces new Asheville store front(Mountain Xpress) 06/23/21
• D9 Brewing Co. aspires to be 'Unquestionably Original'(Lightning) 06/23/21
• Contractors still unpaid in Zimmer development(Smoky Mountain News) 06/23/21
• Second mystery company looks to move to Haywood(The Mountaineer) 06/23/21
• Why there may be more housing inventory this summer(Times-News) 06/23/21
• New Mexican restaurant in Horse Shoe offers authentic Tex-Mex(Times-News) 06/23/21
• Brevard agrees to take lead on Ecusta Trail construction(Lightning) 06/23/21
• WNC Birth Center: Red tape, reimbursement issues forces close(Citizen Times) 06/23/21
• Old-growth logging will move forward in Nantahala National Forest(Citizen Times) 06/23/21
• Proposed noise ordinance could reshape downtown's future(Mountain Xpress) 06/22/21
• Cider trails, barbecue book, beaucoup wine and burgers on the Broad(Mountain Xpress) 06/22/21
• Century Farm program seeks 100-year old or older farms(Mountain Xpress) 06/22/21
• New thrift store in Henderson County to benefit local animal rescue(Times-News) 06/22/21
• Next step for Woodfin's Whitewater Wave launches with public survey(Citizen Times) 06/22/21
• 'Oakhurst,'development at Charlotte St. Fuddruckers, heads to review(Citizen Times) 06/22/21
• Hotel, conference center coming to golf course near the airport?(Times-News) 06/21/21
• Blood and beer? Amid shortage, Blood Connection leans on WNC breweries(Times-News) 06/21/21
• Broadmoor Hotel? Asheville airport says wheels turning on "The Village"(Citizen Times) 06/21/21
• Waynesville comes up short in property tax rate cut(Smoky Mountain News) 06/20/21
• Highland Lake Road project cost soars(Lighting) 06/19/21
• 75% of Buncombe hotel tax goes to tourist ads(Citizen Times) 06/18/21
• Once bankrupt Earth Fare once again booms with more than 20 stores(Citizen Times) 06/18/21
• Public invited to provide input on Woodfin's Riverside Park and Whitewater Wave(Mountain Xpress) 066/17/21
• Benefactors discuss significance of World Methodist Council building(The Mountaineer) 06/17/21
• Developer in talks with restaurant, brewery, retail tenants for Fletcher auction house(Times-News) 06/17/21
• 'No Dollar in the Holler': NC cities strive to halt new dollar stores in their backyards(Citizen Times) 06/17/21
• 'Hunger Games'filming here(Citizen Times) 06/17/21
• Curatory creates space for contemporary art, community(Smoky Mountain News) 06/16/21
• Two downtown historic buildings emerge as dining destinations(Mountain Xpress) 06/16/21
• Cherokee joins three-tribe hotel partnership(Smoky Mountain News) 06/16/21
• Local Poppy gourmet popcorn company partners with Hallmark for Father's Day(Times-News) 06/16/21
• Crab Creek homeowners loaded for bear in fight against rezoning(Lighting) 06/16/21
• Asheville is the #11 best city for remote workers(Mountain Xpress) 06/16/21
• Major changes coming to US 23/74(The Mountaineer) 06/16/21
• New Hazelwood fire station is back on the table(The Mountaineer) 06/16/21
• Lake Junaluska expands - sort of(The Mountaineer) 06/16/21
• Vegan protein maker No Evil Foods lays off 30 -50 workers(Citizen Times) 06/16/21
• Flatiron Hotel still a go?(Citizen Times) 06/16/21
• New music series brings love of vinyl to the South Slope(Mountain Xpress) 06/15/21
• Public input sought for 263-unit apartment development on Haywood Road(Times-News) 06/15/21
• Hendersonville parking deck cost, design coming soon; construction delayed(Time-News) 06/14/21
• Bluffs hearing set for June 24 before new Woodfin board(Citizen Times) 06/14/21
• Asheville CBD dispensaries would transition to weed if legalized(Citizen Times) 06/14/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for May 19-29-2021(Citizen Times) 06/13/21
• Seventh Avenue "rebrand" ramps up(Times-News) 06/12/21
• Mills River event venue hinges on noise, camp designation for permit(Citizen Times) 06/12/21
• Champion named a top employer in North Carolina(The Mountaineer) 06/11/21
• Mills River denies wedding venue permit(Times-News) 06/11/21
• Proposed Waterleaf development raises residents'eyebrows(Times-News) 06/11/21
• Requested zoning change sparks questions(The Mountaineer) 06/11/21
• Sassafras on Main is coming this fall(The Mountaineer) 06/11/21
• New brewpub in Fletcher?(Citizen Times) 06/11/21
• 'Wrap Charlotte Street'hopes to show development's scale with fabric(Citizen Times) 06/11/21
• Mills River denies wedding venue permit, though questions linger(Citizen Times) 06/11/21
• Getting the crops in(The Mountaineer) 06/10/21
• Avadim, which planned Black Mountain expansion, files for bankruptcy(Citizen Times) 06/10/21
• Chick-fil-A still coming to Arden?(Citizen Times) 06/10/21
• Regional outdoors brand celebrates debut(Smoky Mountain News) 06/09/21
• Cigar wrapper tobacco could revive disappearing tradition(Mountain Xpress) 06/09/21
• Meeting rescheduled to discuss proposed storage facility on Crab Creek Rd(Times-News) 06/08/21
• Why is there no Lexus dealership in Asheville?(Citizen Times) 06/07/21
• Counties, towns at odds with vacation rental giants over taxes(Citizen Times) 06/07/21
• Square block of commercial property changes hands(Lightning) 06/06/21
• Asheville sees 40 percent increase in construction spending since start of pandemic(Mountain Xpress) 06/05/21
• Buncombe property transfers for May 19-22(Citizen Times) 06/05/21
• City OKs park swap(Lightning) 006/05/21
• 12 Asheville restaurants for omnivores with hearty vegetarian meals(Citizen Times) 06/05/21
• Waynesville Funds Emergency Overnight Stays For Unsheltered Individuals(Smoky Mountain News) 06/04/21
• Property swap with Hendersonville for HHS one step closer(Times-News) 06/04/21
• Developer gets green light for 30 two-story units in East Flat Rock(Lightning) 06/03/21
• Developer seeks rezoning for 276 apartments off Upward Road(Lightning) 06/03/21
• New downtown hotel to focus on Asheville's arts scene(Citizen Times) 06/03/21
• Charlotte Street development gets OK from Asheville planning board(Citizen Times) 06/03/21
• Eviction moratorium strains local landlords(Smoky Mountain News) 06/02/21
• Canton merchants see opportunity to grow(The Mountaineer) 06/01/21
• Murky waters: Is runoff from developments under control?(Citizen Times) 06/01/21
• Conservation proposal protects Buncombe's future(Mountain Xpress) 05/30/21
• Kitsbow reopens Old Fort Ride House(Mountain Xpress) 05/29/21
• School board saves Asheville Primary, reverses pre-K plans(Mountain Xpress) 05/28/21
• Asheville hotels, vacation rentals stay afloat during pandemic(Citizen Times) 05/27/21
• Planning board meets to discuss revisions to County Land Use Ordinance(Citizen Times) 05/27/21
• Lawyers descend to harvest Ecusta Trail clients(Lightning) 05/27/21
• Allegiant adds flights from Asheville to Destin, Florida(Citizen Times) 05/27/21
• Air permit issued for Madison Asphalt LLC(Mountain Xpress) 05/27/21
• Proposed Hendersonville development draws traffic, crime concerns from residents(Times-News) 05/27/21
• With Jane Asher closing, antique retail on Main Street fades away(Lightning) 05/27/21
• Asheville's Airbnb, Vrbo, and other short-term rental rules at risk(Citizen Times) 05/27/21
• NOC celebrates its 50th season(Smoky Mountain News) 05/26/21
• Restaurants can open at full capacity, but staffing is a challenge(Mountain Xpress) 05/26/21
• Ghost Town comes alive(The Mountaineer) 05/26/21
• Wild Oak Independent School changes location, makes home in Hendersonville(Times-News) 05/26/21
• Hi-Wire's River Arts District expansion slated to open midsummer(Citizen Times) 05/25/21
• Asheville restaurants: New Japanese smokehouse, Baby Bull opens(Citizen Times)
• 101 Charlotte St. deftly balances conflicting priorities(Mountain Xpress) 05/24/21
• Cherokee appeals Catawba Casino Decision(Smoky Mountain News) 05/24/21
• Affordable housing is on the way(The Mountaineer) 05/24/21
• Asheville bus station could become affordable housing solution(Citizen Times) 05/24/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for May 4 - 7, 2021(Citizen Times) 05/23/21
• Enjoy a taste of New Orleans at Tom's at the Strand(The Mountaineer) 05/22/21
• Council to consider $2.5M downtown land purchase with Dogwood support(Mountain Xpress) 05/22/21
• Proposed asphalt plant in East Flat Rock continues to cause divide(Times-News) 05/21/21
• Bluffs hearing in limbo as Woodfin reworks zoning, adjustment boards(Citizen Times) 05/21/21
• Jackson names new economic development director(Smoky Mountain News) 05/21/21
• Green Sage restaurant at Westgate Shopping is closing(Citizen Times) 05/21/21
• Libraries proposal would transform Buncombe system(Mountain Xpress) 05/20/21
• Planning board to discuss zoning changes on shelters(The Mountaineer) 05/20/21
• Company that acquired Morris Broadband looking to expand service area(Times-News) 05/19/21
• Developer seeks OK to build homes and apartments on North Main Street(Lightning) 05/19/21
• About 200 apartments slated for former Fuddruckers on Charlotte Street(Citizen Times) 05/19/21
• Grove Arcade: 'Restaurant Row'booms(Citizen Times) 05/19/21
• Buncombe to build $5M Pratt & Whitney airplane engine training center(Citizen Times) 05/19/21
• City issues requests for proposals for leasing River Arts, East Asheville properties(Mountain Xpress) 05/18/21
• New Vinnie's Neighborhood Italian restaurant sets target opening date(Citizen Times) 05/18/21
• NC home appraisals have burdened low-income and minority owners(Citizen Times) 05/18/21
• Skyrocketing lumber prices drive up affordable homebuilding costs(Citizen Times) 05/17/21
• What Curate, Katie Button Restaurants, has planned for Citizen Times Building(Citizen Times) 05/17/21
• Commissioners push asphalt plant decision to June 1(Lightning) 05/17/21
• Complaints pile up after cemetery owner locks gate(Lightning) 05/17/21
• Popeyes should open in Canton by June(The Mountaineer) 05/16/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for April 28 - May 1, 2021(Citizen Times) 05/16/21
• Welcome to Asheville: High cost of living, low wages(Citizen Times) 05/15/21
• Transformative donation will fund new MANNA FoodBank facility(Mountain Xpress) 05/14/21
• Asheville projects higher taxes for budget priorities(Mountain Xpress) 05/13/21
• ASAP pilots Farm Fresh Prescription Program(Mountain Xpress) 05/13/21
• Investment continues flowing into Haywood County(Smoky Mountain News) 05/12/21
• Town of Canton joins municipal TDA Bill(Smoky Mountain News) 05/12/21
• Registration open for 2021 Business Accelerator(Times-News) 05/12/21
• Haywod County residents against $116 M proposed jail extension(Citizen Times) 05/12/21
• Well-Bred Bakery to join 'restaurant row'in Grove Arcade(Citizen Times) 05/12/21
• ATC resumes thru-hiker recognition(Smoky Mountain News) 05/11/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for April 13 – 16(Citizen Times) 05/11/21
• Sierra Nevada outdoor seating options at reopen(Citizen Times) 05/11/21
• Hendersonville High construction timeline: Projected completion dates by area(Times-News) 05/10/21
• Airport eyes hotel-convention center at Broadmoor Links(Lightning) 05/10/21
• Camping nixed at office building(The Mountaineer) 05/10/21
• Alabama chain buys Transylvania Times(Lightning) 05/09/21
• Asheville cost of living higher than Charlotte, Raleigh, with low wages(Citizen Times) 05/09/21
• Howdy Homemade Ice Cream has announced its Asheville home (Citizen Times) 05/08/21
• Asheville, Buncombe hotel, lodging taxes to reach record $25M despite pandemic (Citizen Times) 05/08/21
• Moffitt's bill expanding outdoor alcohol use advances (Lightning) 05/08/21
• Local stores take different tacks to pandemic-era bulk sales (Mountain Xpress) 05/08/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for April 17-23 (Citizen Times) 05/08/21
• 10 triplexes, 3 new homes in works near Beaverdam Road (Citizen Times) 05/07/21
• More vegan dining options are sprouting up in Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 05/06/21
• Buncombe floats higher property bills for 2021-2022 (Mountain Xpress) 05/06/21
• Storage facility on Asheville Highway approved by Hendersonville City Council (Times-News) 05/06/21
• Council rejects 228-unit storage building off Signal Hill Road (Times-News) 05/06/21
• Mars Hill brewery offers taste, brew of England (Citizen Times) 05/06/21
• Charlotte Street hearing recessed after developers make their case (Citizen Times) 05/06/21
• Buncombe flags Sandy Mush, Broad River for broadband expansion (Mountain Xpress) 05/05/21
• WNC towns debate future of room occupancy tax (Smoky Mountain News) 05/05/21
• Asian fusion restaurant opened during pandemic to expand (Citizen Times) 05/05/21
• Asheville Regional Airport adding Boston flight from JetBlue airways (Citizen Times) 05/05/21
• Asheville named ‘Best Place to Live for Singles’ (Citizen Times) 05/05/21
• Old Marshall jail gets new life as hotel, grocery, deli (Citizen Times) 05/04/21
• Tourism businesses in Asheville deal with historic staffing crisis (Citizen Times) 05/03/21
• Hendersonville among six cities to win Tree City Growth Award (Lightning) 05/02/21
• Sweet Shoppe opens in Saluda historic depot (Lightning) 05/02/21
• Profits are up at HCA, ratings are down at Mission (Mountain Xpress) 05/01/21
• Skyrunner receives contract for extending Haywood broadband internet (Mountain Xpress) 05/01/21
• Future of Downtown Waynesville Association at a crossroads (The Mountaineer) 05/01/21
• Immaculata to open STEM Discovery Lab next year (Times-News) 05/01/21
• Sweet! Hendersonville getting a second Dunkin’ Donuts (Lightning) 05/01/21
• Developer pulls plug on luxury glamping development (Citizen Times) 04/30/21
• Why not more tiny homes in Asheville, Buncombe? (Citizen Times) 04/30/21
• Smith Mill Works companies envision a resilient future Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 04/29/21
• Charlotte Street Computers to close (Citizen Times) 04/29/21
• Maggie Valley weighs tax, sewer rate options (The Mountaineer) 04/29/21
• Crab Creek homeowners win delay of zoning request to allow storage units (Lightning) 04/29/21
• What’s driving K-12 schools to become landlords? (Citizen Times) 04/29/21
• River Link launches Adopt-a-Storm Drain program (Citizen Times) 04/29/21
• Hotel Arras sprinkler issue causes major damage (Citizen Times) 04/29/21
• Old Applebee’s being transformed? (Citizen Times) 04/29/21
• Asheville Council talks budget, eyes property tax increase (Mountain Xpress) 04/28/21
• 89 townhomes near Bent Creek could be coming to Morris Lane (Citizen Times) 04/28/21
• Regional land trusts celebrate major donations (Mountain Xpress) 04/27/21
• Ribs are out in Two Guys rebranding as Peace Pizza (Lightning) 04/27/21
• Commissioners set hearing for asphalt plant rezoning request (Lightning) 04/25/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for April 1 - 10, 2021 (Citizen Times) 04/24/21
• Service offers property owners a defense against fraud (The Mountaineer) 04/24/21
• County tax hike eyed for Asheville, Buncombe (Citizen Times) 04/24/21
• New trail offers fabulous views (Lightning) 04/23/21
• Holeman and Finch Asheville to open on Biltmore Ave (Citizen Times) 04/23/21
• Land above I-40? (Citizen Times) 04/22/21
• Large swath of Roan Mountain forever protected (Citizen Times) 04/22/21
• Wilson Creek area protected for fish, kayaking, scenery (Citizen Times) 04/22/21
• Raines acquires Waynesville Inn, plans for major restorations (The Mountaineer) 04/21/21
• Dramatic views': Conserving Carolina opens new hiking trail near Lake Lure (Times-News) 04/21/21
• Maggie Property Owners Oppose Waterfalls Project (Smoky Mountain News) 04/21/21
• Neighbors organize to oppose Crab Creek Road storage unit development (Lightning) 04/21/21
• Commissioners ease zoning rules for shooting ranges (Lightning) 04/21/21
• Small farm survival is in your hands (Mountain Xpress) 04/21/21
• Waynesville Country Club sells for over $8M (The Mountaineer) 04/21/21
• I-26 widening on schedule despite rain; lane changes ahead (Citizen Times) 04/21/21
• D9 Brewing Co. opens on Main Street (Lightning) 04/20/21
• Valley Cigar and Wine Co. opens its doors to Haywood (The Mountaineer)
• Mills River board turns down townhomes, gives thumbs up to comprehensive plan (Times-News) 04/20/21
• New Grove Arcade restaurant; New Belgium opens (Citizen Times) 04/20/21
• New development plans submitted to city (Citizen Times) 04/20/21
• Home sales continue to rise across Asheville region (Mountain Xpress) 04/20/21
• Why North Carolina's military towns are the state's hottest property markets (Times-News) 04/19/21
• Farmers markets are opening across the county (Lightning) 04/19/21
• County OKs permits for 230 affordable apartments, townhomes (Citizen Times) 04/19/21
• Trout in trouble: Habitat protection key for brook trout in warming climate (Mountain Xpress) 04/17/21
• Court rules in favor of Catawba Casino (Smoky Mountain News) 04/17/21
• Honey & Salt owners opening Morning Social at Brevard’s Lumberyard (Lightning) 04/16/21
• Chick-Fil-A grand opening is Tuesday (Lighting) 04/16/21
• Planning Board again turns thumbs down on asphalt plant rezoning (Lighting) 04/16/21
• Homeless mecca is not the image Asheville wants (Citizen Times) 04/16/21
• Large amounts of E.coli in French Broad River (Citizen Times) 04/16/21
• J & S Cafeteria return? (Citizen Times) 04/16/21
• Virtual tourism summit 2021 announced (Mountain Xpress) 04/15/21
• Asheville’s new hotel system awards points for sustainabl­e lodging (Mountain Xpress) 04/14/21
• Council approves $1.6M land purchase to expand Deaverview housing community (Mountain Xpress) 04/14/21
• Prosperity brings expansion, incentives for Haywood businesses (Smoky Mountain News) 04/14/21
• Big Pillow Brewery opened in downtown Hot Springs (Citizen Times) 04/13/21
• Council to vote on $1.6M land purchase for affordable housing (Mountain Xpress) 04/12/21
• YMCA closing Fletcher location? (Citizen Times) 04/12/21
• Maggie antique shop to screen classic movies (The Mountaineer) 04/09/21
• Asheville Unpaved initiative aims to create inner city system of natural surface biking trails (Ashvegas) 04/08/21
• BrightFarms grows hydroponic greens in new Henderson County greenhouse (Mountain Xpress) 04/08/21
• New spot for breakfast, brunch & lunch opening in Hendersonville (Times-News) 04/08/21
• Repair of Kanuga Road is under way (Lighting) 04/08/21
• Italian automation company plans $3M Arden expansion (Citizen Times) 04/08/21
• Ghost Town development inches forward (The Mountaineer) 04/06/21
• Asheville public housing transformed as Lee Walker Heights set to open (Citizen Times) 04/06/21
• Grading, site prep to begin for new Mills River FIre & Rescue (Times-News) 04/06/21
• RAD apartments moving forward (Citizen Times) 04/06/21
• Downtown Asheville mixed-use development moves ahead (Ashvegas) 04/05/21
• Frog level Renaissance? (The Mountaineer) 04/05/21
• County buys VFW post (Lightning) 04/05/21
• Bidding wars for houses: Bring cash, act fast (Citizen Times) 04/05/21
• Amtrack rail service could be coming to Asheville (Citizen Times) 04/05/21
• Buncombe County, Asheville property transfers for March 17 - 20, 2021 (Citizen Times) 04/04/21
• Railroad begins process to abandon corridor for Ecusta Trail (Lighting) 04/02/21
• Tax value notices might cause sticker shock (The Mountaineer) 04/01/21
• Mountain Pediatric Group in Canton has reopened (The Mountaineer) 04/01/21
• City OKs rezoning to allow apartments on Sugarloaf (Lightning) 04/01/21
• Trout waters open this weekend (Smoky Mountain News) 03/31/21
• Tribe approves allocation plan for commercial gaming profits (Smoky Mountain News) 03/30/21
• Planning Board: Private gun ranges OK countywide (Lightning) 03/30/21
• New Lexington Avenue restaurant honors street’s history (Citizen Times) 03/30/21
• Gorges State Park building $3.5M campground (Citizen Times) 03/30/21
• Cedars Lodge & Spa, a dream come true (Times-News) 03/29/21
• Developer seeks rezoning for 15 duplexes in city (Lightning) 03/29/21
• Bullington Gardens unveils new master plan (Lightning) 03/29/21
• Center for Art & Entertainment offers space to nonprofits (Lightning) 03/28/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for March 9-16 (Citizen Times) 03/28/21
• PLATT opens furniture, accessories showroom in downtown Brevard (Times-News) 03/27/21
• Vacation cottages owner pledges matching donation to fight asphalt plant (Lightning) 03/25/21
• 90,720 SF Lowe’s distribution center taking shape in Mills River (Times-News) 03/24/21
• Sierra Nevada in Mills River sets reopening date (Citizen Times) 03/24/21
• Health Department moving vaccination clinic to former JCPenney space (Lightning) 03/23/21
• American Airlines to reinstate service to Philadelphia and New York City at AVL (Citizen Times) 03/23/21
• Local property owners partner to renovate historic Commodore Apartments (Mountain Xpress) 03/23/21
• Grey Hosiery Mill apartment project wins state award for Best Adaptive Reuse (Times-News) 03/23/21
• Former Asheville mill set to become new development (Citizen Times) 03/23/21
• Businesses that opened & closed in Hendersonville the past year (Times-News) 03/22/21
• Bethel farm to be featured on tourist magazine cover (The Mountaineer) 03/21/21
• Burial Beer plans South Slope taproom expansion (Citizen Times) 03/20/21
• Pharmaceutical company's expansion will add 74 jobs in Brevard (Lightning) 03/19/21
• Will Splasheville reopen? (Citizen Times) 03/19/21
• Here’s the lineup of Asheville’s first food hall (Citizen Times) 03/19/21
• Maggie Valley considers waterfall park proposal (Smoky Mountain News) 03/17/21
• Affordable housing coming to Howell Mill Road (Smoky Mountain News) 03/17/21
• Waynesville planning board OK’s affordable housing complex (The Mountaineer) 03/17/21
• Zoning board upholds decision that permits backyard gun range (Lightning) 03/17/21
• What’s new in food: Healthy eats, tasty treats, riverside dining (Mountain Xpress) 03/16/21
• Mills River board takes no action on Banner Farm Road development (Times-News) 03/16/21
• Environmental groups eye wastewater permit renewal for Canton paper mill (Mountain Xpress) 03/16/21
• Billions in federal aid coming to restaurants, bars (Citizen Times) 03/16/21
• Will Asheville fight over 1,400 unit development on French Broad? (Citizen Times) 03/16/21
• Hendersonville business owner named NC 2020 Main Street Champion (Times-News) 03/15/21
• Mixed-use development in the works for Charlotte Street Fuddrucker’s (Citizen Times) 03/15/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Feb. 25-March 2- 2021 (Citizen Times) 03/14/21
• Blue Ghost Brewing Co. expanding location in Fletcher (Times-News) 03/12/21
• HCC breaks ground on $7.8M Health Sciences building (The Mountaineer) 03/12/21
• Jackson forecasts revenue increase (Smoky Mountain News) 03/12/21
• Potential plans unveiled for Maggie Valley waterfall (The Mountaineer) 03/12/21
• Where are houses being built, which schools are at capacity? (Times-News) 03/12/21
• Plans revived for asphalt plant in East Flat Rock (Citizen Times) 03/12/21
• Food news: What’s closed, coming and expanding (Citizen Times) 03/12/21
• Waynesville eyeing two more apartment projects (The Mountaineer) 03/11/21
• Waynesville, Hendersonville recognized as North Carolina Main Street Champions (Mountain Xpress) 03/11/21
• Proposed 35-mile trail system in Jackson would be highest for bikes (Smoky Mountain News) 03/11/21
• Waynesville eyeing two more apartment projects (The Mountaineer) 03/11/21
• Henderson High construction on track for 2023 completion (Times-News) 03/11/21
• French Broad greenway link coming (Citizen Times) 03/11/21
• New York company buying Morris Broadband (Lightning) 03/10/21
• Old Fort set to become next WNC trail town under proposed Forest Service plan (Ashvegas) 03/10/21
• NCDEQ to hold public hearing on air permit for Madison County asphalt plan (Mountain Xpress) 03/10/21
• ABCCM’s Transformation Village will open Friday, March 12 (Mountain Xpress) 03/10/21
• Asheville-made products to put in your pantry (Citizen Times) 03/10/21
• The Airbnb effect: Short-term rentals alter housing markets in WNC (Citizen Times) 03/10/21
• New plan for natural strategies to curb NC floods, water pollution (Mountain Xpress) 03/09/21
• Breedlove’s Deli opens in Hendersonville (Lightning) 03/09/21
• Developer looking to build 92-unit townhome duplexes in Mills River (Citizen Times) 03/09/21
• Demand for Poppy Popcorn spurs expansion (Citizen Times) 03/09/21
• What Maya archaeology can teach us about development in WNC (Citizen Times) 03/07/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Feb. 18-24 (Citizen Times) 03/07/21
• Arboretum’s Willow Pond educates visitors on wetland ecosystems (Mountain Xpress) 03/06/21
• City buys Laurel Park water system for $1, pledges $1M in improvements (Lightning) 03/06/21
• Hendersonville says no to hotel on Dogwood lot (Citizen Times) 03/06/21
• WNC claims two of 2020’s three most visited National Park units (Smoky Mountain News) 03/05/21
• Center for Art & Entertainment to open in April in downtown Hendersonville (Times-News) 03/05/21
• Hendersonville council approves apartments, medical facility, Pardee parking (Times-News) 03/05/21
• City says no to hotel on Dogwood parking lot, considers park instead (Times-News) 03/05/21
• City is expected to pull plug on public-private hotel project (Lightning) 03/04/21
• Contractor to repave 6 miles of U.S. 25 Connector (Lightning) 03/04/21
• Council OKs 84-unit Duncan Terrace (Lightning) 03/04/21
• Fine-dining Indian restaurant coming to former Rezaz (Citizen Times) 03/04/21
• Study shows need for more rentals in Clyde (The Mountaineer) 03/04/21
• Ecusta trail: Railroad files to abandon line; TImeline set for corridor purchase (Times-News) 03/04/21
• Buncombe to give tax incentive to Borg Warner (Citizen Times) 03/04/21
• Hard Seltzer Brewpub & Sushi coming to S Asheville (Citizen Times) 03/03/21
• Restaurants reopen after winter sabbaticals (Mountain Xpress) 03/03/21
• BorgWarner announces $62.25M investment in Arden facility (Mountain Xpess) 03/03/21
• Hi-Wire Brewing heads to River Arts District (Citizen Times) 03/03/21
• Haywood reappraisal letters should arrive at month's end (The Mountaineer) 03/03/21
• Plans for Ghost Town property begin to emerge (Smoky Mountain News) 03/02/21
• Richmond Hill residents hunker down for fight over proposed development (Mountain Xpress) 03/02/21
• Jackson approves economic development strategy (Smoky Mountain News) 03/02/21
• Public input set for duplexes on Old Spartanburg Rd (Times-News) 03/02/21
• Laurel Park water system could be conveyed to Hendersonville (Times-News) 03/02/21
• Hotel owners, GOP senator split on taxes (Citizen Times) 03/02/21
• Woodfin development's height decision stalls (Citizen Times) 03/02/21
• Apple reopens all of its 270 stores in the US (Times News) 03/01/21
• Henderson County looks to buy VFW building (Times-News) 03/01/21
• County agrees to buy Hedrick-Rhodes VFW post (Lightning) 03/01/21
• Real estate market is red hot (The Mountaineer) 03/01/21
• Pisgah Forest might see miles of new trails (Citizen Times) 03/01/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Feb. 11-17 (Citizen Times) 02/28/21
• American Airlines to launch AVL service to Boston, Chicago and DC in June (Mountain Xpress) 02/28/21
• Building industry booms amid Haywood's housing shortage (The Mountaineer) 02/28/21
• Historic renovation wins recognition (Lightning) 02/28/21
• Buncombe considers new plans for Ferry Road property (Mountain Xpress) 02/27/21
• Edwards nixes TDA reform in local legislativ­e update (Mountain Xpress) 02/26/21
• Major work on I-26 in Henderson County (Times-News) 02/26/21
• AVL adds flights to D.C., Boston, Chicago (Lightning) 02/26/21
• WNC has more job openings than unemployed workers. Why? (Mountain Xpress) 02/26/21
• Shelby livestock market operators chosen to manage Canton facility (The Mountaineer) 02/26/21
• Commercial kitchens help food entrepreneurs realize their visions (Mountain Xpress) 02/25/21
• Federal funds to boost broadband by SpaceX, Charter in WNC (Citizen Times) 02/25/21
• Asheville says less tax money should be spent on tourism marketing (Citizen Times) 02/25/21
• Over half of Asheville workers employed by small businesses (Mountain Xpress) 02/24/21
• Cooper eases restrictions on bars, theaters, stadiums (Lightning) 02/24/21
• Asheville City Council approves new hotel development regulations (Mountain Xpress) 02/24/21
• Developer withdraws Cashiers Hillside application (Smoky Mountain News) 02/24/21
• Asheville hotel ban ends; hoteliers steered to reparations payments (Citizen Times) 02/24/21
• Long Shoals lot under development? (Citizen Times) 02/24/21
• COVID hits downtown hard, businesses lose hundreds of employees (Citizen Times) 02/24/21
• Mixed-use development could replace historic Charlotte Street homes (Mountain Xpress) 02/23/21
• Panera Bread sets opening date for Hendersonville restaurant (Times-News) 02/23/21
• Eagle Self Storage looking to open fourth location (Times-News) 02/22/21
• Home sales in Asheville region rose 12.4% in January (Mountain Xpress) 02/22/21
• Is NC facing ballooning flood insurance rates? (Citizen Times) 02/22/21
• Former Fidalia’s in Horse Shoe being renovated for new restaurant, retail space
• Buncombe property transfers for Feb. 2 – 10 (Citizen Times) 02/21/21
• Council to vote on modified hotel development criteria Feb. 23 (Mountain Xpress) 02/20/21
• Community dedicates Charles D. Messer Human Services Building (Lightning) 02/20/21
• What’s causing the hot housing market in Hendersonville? (Citizen Times) 02/20/21
• Climate change challenges trout industry in North Carolina (Mountain Xpress) 02/19/21
• Asheville sees 12th-fastest wage growth of US midsized metros (Mountain Xpress) 02/19/21
• City pulls Asheland Avenue affordable housing proposal from Council agenda (Mountain Xpress) 02/19/21
• Low inventory, high demand fuel big price tags for Henderson County real estate (Lightning) 02/19/21
• Reappraisals unfair to recently sold home? (Citizen Times) 02/19/21
• Bluffs developer favors height; Woodfin to consider (Citizen Times) 02/19/21
• New TDA boss sketches post-pandemic tourism plans (Mountain Xpress) 02/18/21
• Panda Express coming to Hendersonville next year (Lightning) 02/18/21
• Charter expansion will grow rural economy, present investment opportunity (The Mountaineer) 02/17/21
• K’s NY Pizza and SoFlo Food opens on Upward Road (Times-News) 02/17/21
• Sale of rail corridor for Ecusta Trail could close in May (Lightning) 02/17/21
• New Asheville sushi restaurant, Miyako House, sets opening date (Citizen Times) 02/17/21
• Chipotle to open in Hendersonville this fall (Times-News) 02/16/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Jan. 26 - 30, 2021 (Citizen Times) 02/14/21
• Former sod farm on French Broad River protected in Mills River (Times-news) 02/13/21
• Residents not happy with proposed Signal Hill Road four-story storage facility (Times-News) 02/11/21
• Board recommends rezoning for Duncan Hill Road apartments (Times-News) 02/11/21
• Advanced 'indoor salad farm' announces job fair (Lightning) 02/11/21
• Chipotle Mexican Grill is coming to town (Lightning) 02/11/21
• Bright Farms salad greens grower to open in spring (Citizen Times) 02/11/21
• Community, Council share concerns on proposed hotel plan (Mountain Xpress) 02/11/21
• BRCC breaks ground on Patton Building renovation, new construction (Times-News) 02/10/21
• Planet Fitness will open its first Asheville location (Citizen Times) 02/10/21
• Board of Adjustment delays dog kennel decision again (Citizen Times) 02/10/21
• Disc golf course proposed in Franklin (Smoky Mountain News) 02/10/21
• D9 Brewing Co. close to opening in old Swanson's music space (Lightning) 02/10/21
• Public pans Asheville hotel rules; hotel building to end (Citizen Times) 02/10/21
• Scenic views protected in Hickory Nut Gorge (Citizen Times) 02/10/21
• Allegiant now offering nonstop flights to Destin, Florida (Mountain Xpress) 02/09/21
• Buncombe receives new property values (Mountain Xpress) 02/09/21
• Waynesville eyes rec park expansion (The Mountaineer) 02/09/21
• The Cedars hotel, condo project given green light in downtown Hendersonville (Times-News) 02/09/21
• AVL adds nonstop flights to Destin-Fort Walton Beach (Times-News) 02/09/21
• Ski on: Cataloochee slammed by stellar winter season (The Mountaineer) 02/09/21
• Mills River drafting first noise ordinance after complaints about music, construction (Times-News) 02/09/21
• Asheville property transfers for Jan. 7-15 (Citizen Times) 02/09/21
• Brevard Hemp opening new spot in Hendersonville’s Seventh Avenue district (Times-News) 02/08/21
• Asheville affordable housing: More than 870 new units proposed in two years (Citizen Times) 02/08/21
• Planners endorse 84-unit Duncan Terrace project (Lightning) 02/08/21
• Botanist & Barrel Cidery and Winery to open taproom, bottle shop in Asheville (Citizen Times) 02/06/21
• Homeward Bound buying hotel to house homeless (Citizen Times)02/04/21
• Early North Carolina broadband survey data shows mediocre access (The Mountaineer)02/04/21
• Home reappraisals move forward during pandemic? (Citizen Times)02/04/21
• New NC jobs data show regional job hubs continue to see sustained job losses (Mountain Xpress)02/03/21
• Two NCDOT projects will connect Smokey Park Highway with Sandhill Road (Mountain Xpress)02/03/21
• Skyrunner poised to help Haywood meet its broadband goals (The Mountaineer)02/03/21
• Masks now required at Blue Ridge Parkway, Sandburg Home, AT, national parks (Times-News)02/03/21
• 246-unit 4-story storage facility proposed for Signal Hill Road (Times-News)02/03/21
• Oskar Blues Brewery expands into Sylvan Valley Industrial Center (Citizen Times)02/03/21
• $7.9M in rental assistance: Asheville, Buncombe residents to get COVID aid injection (Citizen Times)02/03/21
• $12.8M in unpaid Asheville, Buncombe property taxes; delinquency notices to go out (Citizen Times)02/03/21
• Two new food businesses aim to feed underserved (Citizen Times)02/03/21
• What’s new in food: Your Place plus empanadas, pizza and nonprofits (Mountain Xpress)02/02/21
• As housing costs skyrocket, Council reviews affordable housing projects (Mountain Xpress)02/02/21
• How STEMI designation enables Pardee to offer 24-7 cardiac care (Lightning)02/02/21
• Sewer solution inches closer at Halfway Tree (Lightning)02/02/21
• Bottle Riot gets ready to reopen, partners with Strada on new in-house menu (Citizen Times)02/02/21
• Facilities plan could shift how Buncombe deals with public (Mountain Xpress)02/02/21
• Over $2.1M approved for improvements to county schools, BRCC buildings (Times-News)02/02/21
• Big plans for BRCC: $23M state-of-the-art project (Times-News)02/02/21
• Park swap in jeopardy after commissioners rescind earlier decision (Lightning)02/02/21
• Ask Matt ... about new restaurants (Lightning)02/01/21
• Arts impact survey shows $23.1M in losses for local creative sector during COVID (Mountain Xpress)02/01/21
• TDA will not support additional COVID-19 relief from room tax revenues (Mountain Xpress)02/01/21
• Significance of iconic Rock City Barn in Bryson City (Smoky Mountain News)02/01/21
• AVL adds $2 billion to regional economy (Lightning)02/01/21
• Canton’s paper mill seeks new wastewater permit; activists disagree (Mountain Xpress)01/30/21
• $7.9M in housing assistance coming to Buncombe (Mountain Xpress)01/30/21
• Lakeside shipping greenhouse tomatoes, cucumbers to market (Lightning)01/30/21
• NC state parks see record visitation during COVID (Citizen Times)01/30/21
• Asheville Downtown Association offers free 1-year membership extension (Mountain Xpress)01/29/21
• Ultra-cold vaccine freezers come to UNC schools (Smoky Mountain News)01/29/21
• Asheville Regional Airport reports $2B economic impact in WNC (Times-News)01/29/21
• 2021 reappraisal notices on their way to Buncombe County property owners (Mountain Xpress)01/29/21
• Plott Creek apartments come online (The Mountaineer)01/29/21
• Rents in Asheville up by 5.9% year-over-year (Mountain Xpress)01/28/21
• DuPont to get donation of PR, marketing services for 'Share the Trails' initiative (Times-News)_01/28/21
• BAR RESCUE: Rep. Moffitt files bill to rescind penalties (Lightning)01/28/21
• Old hospital conversion to affordable apartments in full swing (The Mountaineer)01/28/21
• Mast General in Hendersonville 'kaput?' (Citizen Times)01/28/21
• Park swap would clear way for Minigolf relocation (Lightning)_01/27/21
• Tourism Recovery Fund has been a success, but TDA rebuffs push to add $3M more (Citizen Times)01/27/21
• Amazon warehouse passes Asheville City Council; Enka project to bring 355 jobs (Citizen Times)01/27/21
• Habitat paves the way for Waynesville's first affordable housing incentive (The Mountaineer)01/27/21
• Changes coming to the operation of the WNC Regional Livestock Center (The Mountaineer)01/27/21
• On the rise: building boom to reshape Waynesville’s landscape (The Mountaineer)01/27/21
• Hendersonville council to consider big changes for parks; HHS to benefit (Times-News)01/27/21
• Restaurant capacity to increase after Buncombe aligns with state's COVID guidelines (Citizen Times)01/26/21
• Shuttered for almost a year, HART Theatre aims to reopen (Smoky Mountain News)01/26/21
• Transition to mass COVID-19 vaccination sites irks NC health systems (Citizen Times)01/26/21
• Montford skatepark being torn down? (Citizen Times)01/26/21
• Catawba tribe, NC agree on Vegas-style casino in Kings Mountain, revenue sharing (Citizen Times)01/26/21
• City, School Board near agreement on park swap (Lightning)01/25/21
• Documentary filmmakers of 1895 Films make Asheville home (Citizen Times)01/25/21
• Catawba tribe inks deal with state (Times-News)_ 01/25/21
• Price named WCU’s director of economic development (Smoky Mountain News)01/24/21
• Mills River working on first large scale comprehensive plan (Times-News)01/24/21
• Pandemic home prices, sales likely to continue setting records this year (Citizen Times)01/24/21
• Haywood Schools back to square one on long-term facility plan (The Mountaineer)01/23/21
• Commission considers $150K in small business relief Jan. 26 (Mountain Xpress)01/23/21
• Asheville 10th worst-paying midsized metro for teachers (Mountain Xpress)01/23/21
• Rep. Moffitt announces fix to pandemic-related liquor license issues (Mountain Xpress)01/22/21
• RiverLink to renew accreditation with Land Trust Alliance (Mountain Xpress)01/22/21
• County cut restaurant capacity without key supporting data (Citizen Times)01/22/21
• PPE mask manufacturing center set to open in Asheville (Mountain Xpress)01/21/21
• UPM Raflatac steps up to fight pollution in the French Broad River (Times-News)01/21/21
• New Dunkin’ Donuts could open mid-year in Hendersonville (Times-News)01/21/21
• City police, officials get first look inside new police station in Hendersonville (Times-News)01/21/21
• Commissioners hear of plans to repair, renovate VFW post (Lightning)01/12/21
• Paper mill permit modification eyed (The Mountaineer)01/20/21
• What is Buncombe County residents' tax burden compared to other counties? (Citizen Times)01/20/21
• New project opens mountain biking possibilities in Western North Carolina (Mountain Xpress)01/20/21
• Below the Pinnacle: Project seeks to protect 250 acres below Pinnacle Rock (Smoky Mountain News)01/20/21
• WNC’s last real ‘dive bar’ turns 15 (Smoky Mountain News)01/20/21
• Sewer plant rebuild in the pipeline: Waynesville clears critical hurdles at last (The Mountaineer)01/20/21
• Asheville Independent Restaurant Association launches donation campaign to survive (Citizen Times)01/20/21
• Canceled liquor licenses anger NC bar owners (Citizen Times)01/20/21
• Neighbors leery of proposed dog daycare near Weaverville (Citizen Times)01/19/21
• Proposal for more parking at Pardee Hospital presented (Times-News)01/19/21
• Design updated for proposed mixed-use addition to downtown Asheville hotel site (Ashvegas)01/19/21
• BBB releases Asheville area annual report (Mountain Xpress)01/18/21
• Proposed apartment complex sees no opposition from public (Times-News)01/18/21
• Buncombe's living wage jumps nearly $2, now $17.30; driven by pandemic (Citizen Times)01/18/21
• Bridge far enough helped seal deal for jet engine plant (Lightning)01/17/21
• Community gets tour of massive, high-tech greenhouse in Mills River (Times-News)01/15/21
• AHC conserves nearly 3,000 acres (Mountain Xpress)01/15/21
• With interest in birth centers soaring, local facility struggles to cover costs (Mountain Xpress)01/15/21
• Asheville bicycle transport business launches during COVID pandemic (Citizen Times)01/15/21
• Buncombe County announces hearing on economic development appropriations (Mountain Xpress)01/14/21
• Asheville to present updated hotel development ordinance to P & Z Commission (Mountain Xpress)01/14/21
• Pratt & Whitney gets go-ahead to build Buncombe plant that will employ 800 (Citizen Times)01/13/21
• Local produce distributor steers its business over rough roads (Mountain Xpress)01/13/21
• Rehearsal studio opens in historic former Asheville motel(Smoky Mountain News)01/12/21
• The park that was almost a racing track (The Mountaineer)01/12/21
• New downtown restaurant; Little Pearl opens this week; Bottle Riot takes break (Citizen Times)01/12/21
• New East Asheville Library ETA? (Citizen Times)01/11/21
• Chestnut Mountain evolution (The Mountaineer)01/11/21
• Landowners seek OK for Duncan Hill Road apartments (Lightning)01/11/21
• Woodfin neighbors organize to fight planned development, keep forest intact (Citizen Times)01/11/21
• Proposed Enka warehouse up for Jan. 12 Council hearing (Mountain Xpress)01/09/21
• New taproom, brewery coming to Hendersonville (Times-News)01/08/21
• Council approves project to expand outdoor dining (Lightning)01/08/21
• Virtual nature: Highlands Biological gets creative with outreach (Smoky Mountain News)01/06/21
• Tribal members seek to reverse casino purchase (Smoky Mountain News)01/06/21
• Chestnut Mountain Park is ready to build (The Mountaineer)01/06/21
• Asheville rents up 4.3% since start of pandemic (Mountain Xpress)01/05/21
• Dough Boys artisanal pizza opens in Waynesville (Smoky Mountain News)01/05/21
• New year brings new restrictions on indoor dining capacity (Mountain Xpress)01/05/21
• 7th Avenue homes to be rehabbed with grant funding (Times-News)01/05/21
• City wins $750,000 grant to rehab homes in Seventh Avenue district (Lightning)01/04/21
• Hendersonville Housing Assistance receives Community Development Block Grant (Mountain Xpress)01/04/21
• Positive gains continue in WNC housing market (Smoky Mountain News)01/04/21
• City native launches food box delivery business (Lightning)01/03/21
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Nov. 23-27, 2020 (Citizen Times)01/03/21
• Asheville outdoor outfitters move to RAD (Citizen Times)01/02/21
• Neighbors cry foul over massive development set for Woodfin (Citizen Times)01/02/21
• System Logistics to expand into Buncombe Co., creating 170 jobs (Mountain Xpress)01/01/21
• 2021 in Henderson County; Hotels, construction, vaccines on tap for new year (Times-News) 01/01/21
• Asheville outdoor gear and consignment shop Second Gear to expand in River Arts District (Ashvegas)01/01/21
• What’s stopping Costco from coming to Asheville? (Citizen Times)01/01/21
  
• Contentious Charlotte Street project moves forward (Citizen Times) 12/31/20
• Local business collaborate to make it through the winter (Citizen Times) 12/30/20
• SAHC conserves scenic views in Haywood County (Citizen Times) 12/30/20
• Asheville on-street parking payment to change regarding use of Passport app (Mountain Xpress) 12/29/20
• Ice skating rinks near Asheville now open (Citizen Times) 12/28/20
• Caesars to sell southern Indiana casino to Cherokee tribe (Times-News) 12/28/20
• What’s ahead for the Asheville economy in 2021? (Citizen Times) 12/28/20
• Public hearing called for annexation of The Swag (The Mountaineer) 12/27/20
• Asheville’s first Filipinx restaurant near opening (Citizen Times) 12/26/20
• Buncombe County, Asheville cut restaurant capacity to 30%, gatherings to 2 (Citizen Times) 12/25/20
• Restaurant, wine company open on Hendersonville’s Main Street (Times-News) 12/24/20
• New eviction moratorium urged (The Mountaineer) 12/24/20
• Village Green closing after 36 years downtown (Lightning) 12/23/20
• Avadim still on for Black Mountain? (Citizen Times) 12/23/20
• Cashiers residents organize against proposed development (Smoky Mountain News0 12/22/20
• Asheville is 20th best-paying midsize city for real estate agents, new report finds (Mountain Xpress) 12/22/20
• School board to borrow county funds for office renovations (Smoky Mountain News) 12/22/20
• Hendersonville’s second Chick-fil-A top open in April (Times-News) 12/22/20
• Local grocery delivery business is booming (Citizen Times) 12/22/20
• WNC railroad companies among recipients of state rail improvement grants (Mountain Xpress) 12/21/20
• Asheville region home sales continue to rise, outpacing last year’s sales (Mountain Xpress) 12/21/20
• Haywood County to get a new high school (Smoky Mountain News) 12/21/20
• Vacation rentals on the rise in Haywood, prompts audit (The Mountaineer) 12/20/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Nov. 10 – 20 (Citizen Times) 12/20/20
• Moonshine Mountain opens for tubing in Hendersonville (Lightning) 12/19/20
• Council votes to purchase Indiana casino operation (Smoky Mountain News) 12/18/20
• Barn Door Ciderworks opens in Fletcher/Fairview area (Times-News) 12/18/20
• The World of Clothing to close after lease isn’t renewed (Times-News) 12/17/20
• Marshall phone carves out space for spirituality and grief (Mountain Xpress) 12/17/20
• State economic leaders tout diversification for WNC recovery (Mountain Xpress) 12/17/20
• BCTDA records best-ever monthly room sales (Mountain Xpress) 12/17/20
• Airbnb suspends 21 North Carolina listings over COVID-19 rules (Times-News) 12/17/20
• How should NC DOT change these Asheville corridors? (Citizen Times) 12/17/20
• Crooked Creek Holler, a fly fishing shop with a Deadhead vibe (Ashvegas) 12/16/20
• Safety net: Nonprofit aims to bolster search and rescue ops (Smoky Mountain News) 12/16/20
• Clyde declines donation of historic church property (The Mountaineer) 12/16/20
• AVL Shares Space outdoor expansion program will continue in 2021 (Mountain Xpress) 12/16/20
• Low Impact Technologies is brining 60 manufacturing jobs to Henderson County (Mountain Xpress) 12/16/20
• Asheville has 9th smallest young population, report finds (Mountain Xpress) 12/16/20
• Hotel at The Cedars, apartment complex on 8th Ave get OK from Hendersonville board (Times-News) 12/16/20
• Judge agrees to speed up challenge against Catawba tribe’s planned casino (Times-News) 12/16/20
• Chick-Fil-A coming to Arden? (Citizen Times) 12/16/20
• Expansion for Vinnie’s Italian, new cidery, Filipinx food (Citizen Times) 12/16/20
• Cedars Lodge & Spa moves one step closer to final OK (Lightning) 12/15/20
• AVL first NC airport to achieve ACI global health accreditation (Mountain Xpress) 12/15/20
• Public input sought on future of Biltmore Avenue/McDowell Street corridors (Mountain Xpress) 12/15/20
• Visitors can now park smart downtown Hendersonville (Lightning) 12/15/20
• EDPNC, Land of Sky to host roundtable on business in WNC during COVID-19 (Mountain Xpress) 12/14/20
• Property revaluation key to 2021 - 2022 Buncombe budget (Mountain Xpress) 12/14/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Nov. 3-7 (Citizen Times) 12/13/20
• Breweries open, build, expand (Mountain Xpress) 12/12/20
• PB & Jay’s Café opens in Fletcher despite COVID trials (Times-News) 12/11/20
• Pandemic shakes up NC economic tiers used for government aid (Mountain Xpress) 12/11/20
• Local preservationists look to the future (Mountain Xpress) 12/10/20
• Ecusta Trail under contract (Mountain Xpress) 12/10/20
• Rural breweries face distinct pandemic challenges (Mountain Xpress) 12/10/20
• Nonprofit Mission made lots of profits, especially for bosses (Mountain Xpress) 12/10/20
• 660-unit apartment complex gets board approval (Citizen Times) 12/10/20
• Asheville Primary building to be sold; Montessori and other programs to move (Mountain Xpress) 12/9/20
• Popularity of Henderson County breweries grows despite pandemic (Times-News) 12/9/20
• Manufacturing plant coming to Enka? (Citizen Times) 12/9/20
• Redevelopment of Asheville hotel site would add condos, apartments, grocery store (Ashvegas) 12/8/20
• Charlotte Street development would bring residential, retail, office to site of historic homes (Ashvegas) 12/8/20
• New commission to tackle county land use (Mountain Xpress) 12/8/20
• Global manufacturer to build $38 million plant in Hendersonville (Lightning) 12/820
• Gaia Herb receives gold medal in Inc.’s inaugural Best in Business awards (Mountain Xpress) 12/7/20
• D1 Training center comes to Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 12/7/20
• Cawthorn choses Hendersonville for district office, leases space in Historic Courthouse (Times-News) 12/7/20
• Jabil Healthcare bringing 150 jobs, $38M investment to East Flat Rock (Times-News) 12/7/20
• Divided City Council OKs $15,000 grant to help theater reopen (Lightning) 12/7/20
• County tentatively agrees to buy VFW building (Lightning) 12/7/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Oct. 20 – 31 (Citizen Times) 12/6/20
• The Times Bar at S&W reopens (Citizen Times) 12/5/20
• Business booms for rural adventure outfitters (Mountain Xpress) 12/4/20
• Governor, tribe approve sports betting agreement (Smoky Mountain News) 12/4/20
• Food is the universal language at Asheville specialty markets (Mountain Xpress) 12/4/20
• Maggie mulls over festival grounds' future (The Mountaineer) 12/4/20
• Assisted living beds, senior units approved on South Allen Road (Lightning) 12/4/20
• City OKs five-story Court House Inn downtown (Lightning) 12/4/20
• Asheville hotel ban to end; New council must make rules (Citizen Times) 12/4/20
• Asheville’s jewelry industry undeterred by pandemic (Mountain Xpress) 12/3/20
• Downtown Hendersonville hotel gets green light (Times-News) 12/3/20
• New Hendersonville High see silver lining during COVID (Times-News) 12/3/20
• Pandemic shifts NC county economic rankings (Citizen Times) 12/3/20
• Chicken Salad Chick is closed: some eateries shift gears (Citizen Times) 12/2/20
• Shining Rock ends partnership with TeamCFA (Smoky Mountain News) 12/2/20
• Local hot spot closes amid new COVID-19 restrictions (The Mountaineer) 12/2/20
• Historic Rabbit’s Motel transformed into a multi-use artist space (Citizen Times) 12/2/20
• Buncombe and Haywood more distressed in economic tier rankings (Mountain Xpress) 12/1/20
• Downtown inn approval one of several big items on City Council agenda (Times-News) 12/1/20
• Could the old Kmart building serve as a homeless shelter? (Citizen Times) 12/1/20
• New WCCA thrift shop to open in Hendersonville Tuesday, Dec. 1 (Mountain Xpress) 11/30/20
• What pandemic? Woodcrafters work from home to save toymaking tradition (Times-News) 11/30/20
• Friends of Library opens bookstore (Lightning) 11/30/20
• South Asheville Whole Foods sets opening date (Citizen Times) 11/30/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Oct. 20 – 31 (Citizen Times) 11/29/20
• Think Winter: Cataloochee is open for the season (The Mountaineer) 11/28/20
• County to fine, close businesses violating COVID-19 orders (Citizen Times) 11/28/20
• Asheville Integrative Medicine closes up shop (Mountain Xpress) 11/27/20
• Waterfall Keepers aim to celebrate and protect wondrous cascades (Lightning) 11/26/20
• Federal money coming to WNC public lands (Smoky Mountain News) 11/25/20
• Buddha bowls, KC barbecue and more (Mountain Xpress) 11/25/20
• County applies for funds to renovate Clyde armory (Smoky Mountain News) 11/25/20
• Chimney Rock State Park reopens main parking lot after $3 million renovation (Times-News) 11/25/20
• Nani’s Rotisserie Chicken opens this week at the Grove Arcade (Citizen Times) 11/25/20
• Forest Service project proposes additional access to Graveyard Fields trail system (Mountain Xpress) 11/24/20
• Major development proposed for Cashiers crossroads (Smoky Mountain News) 11/24/20
• Conservancy reaches deal to buy rail line for Ecusta Trail (Lightning) 11/24/20
• Asheville named top 10 place to retire in U.S. (Citizen Times) 11/24/20
• Short-term rentals lead Buncombe tourism recovery (Mountain Xpress) 11/23/20
• Can holiday tourism save an otherwise dismal year? Local owners weigh in (Citizen Times) 11/21/20
• Little Pearl restaurant opening soon in East Asheville (Ashvegas) 11/20/20
• From bean to table: Steamline Coffee Co. opens in Waynesville (Smoky Mountain News) 11/20/20
• Armory will not be a human holding cell (The Mountaineer) 11/20/20
• Airport runway finished? Bigger planes a possibility? (Citizen Times) 11/20/20
• New Hendersonville industrial park, joint venture ’historic,' ’game-changer,' (Citizen Times) 11/20/20
• Frugal Backpacker, Over Easy Cafe close brick-and-mortar shops in Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 11/19/20
• Conservancy reaches deal to buy rail line for Ecusta Trail (Lightning) 11/19/20
• Ecusta Trail greenway connecting Brevard and Hendersonville land under contract (Citizen Times) 11/18/20
• City OKs incentives for $38M, 150-job project; Greenway funds approved (Times-News) 11/18/20
• Unanimous approval for $27M Pratt & Whitney subsidy (Mountain Xpress) 11/18/20
• Study finds 26.4% of Asheville adults live with roommates (Mountain Xpress) 11/18/20
• Glass half full: Elevated Mountain turns beer into liquor (Smoky Mountain News) 11/18/20
• Pandemic pushes people out of city (Smoky Mountain News) 11/18/20
• Ecusta Trail under contract: Conserving Carolina to buy corridor from railroad (Times-News) 11/18/20
• City, county OK tax incentives, financing for industrial park (Lightning) 11/18/20
• Collaboratory is closed permanently, Over Easy to close (Citizen Times) 11/18/20
• Enka Main Street' project, with 180 condos, new hotel, retail gets board approval (Citizen Times) 11/18/20
• Citing numerous violations, state shutters funeral home (Lightning) 11/18/20
• Land grant for affordable development bristles neighbors (Citizen Times) 11/18/20
• Yoga and Massage opening location in Laurel Park (Times-News) 11/17/20
• Three-story medical building proposed for Fleming Street in Hendersonville (Times-News) 11/17/20
• Frugal Backpacker in Asheville to close (Citizen Times) 11/17/20
• 180 condos, new hotel planned for Enka site (Citizen Times) 11/17/20
• $2M in incentives to be offered for 210 jobs, $43M investment in Flat Rock (Times-News) 11/17/20
• South College opens enrollment for new Doctor of Ministry program (Mountain Xpress) 11/16/20
• Legal Aid of NC sues state and county court officials to stop eviction orders (Mountain Xpress) 11/16/20
• Howdy Homemade Ice Cream, staffs special-needs employees, to open in Asheville (Citizen Times) 11/16/20
• New memory care facility opens in Clyde (The Mountaineer) 11/15/20
• Evictions loom for renters as new year approaches (The Mountaineer) 11/15/20
• City wins $375,000 grant for Clear Creek Greenway (Lightning) 11/15/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Sept. 30-Oct. 10 (Citizen Times) 11/15/20
• Commissioners to rule on rezoning for Arden vacation rentals (Mountain Xpress) 11/14/20
• Planning Board endorses nursing home, senior apartments (Lightning) 11/14/20
• Plan for five-story hotel clears first hurdle (Lightning) 11/13/20
• Pavino's brings new take on Italian food to Maggie (The Mountaineer) 11/13/20
• Asheville finishes $38.5M North Fork improvements (Mountain Xpress) 11/13/20
• Malaprop's says 'NC residents only?' (Citizen Times) 11/13/20
• Pupusa delivery, new Pakistani restaurant and more (Citizen Times) 11/13/20
• Waynesville says 'no' to campgrounds and RV parks (The Mountaineer) 11/12/20
• New downtown hotel clears planning board; assisted living facility also passed (Times-News) 11/12/20
• Outdoor economy conference focuses on widening the base (Smoky Mountain News) 11/11/20
• Asheville area ranks among places where Americans give the most to charity (Mountain Xpress) 11/11/20
• Fire torches warehouse at MSD Woodfin facility (Mountain Xpress) 11/11/20
• Canton’s ConMet now hiring (Smoky Mountain News) 11/10/20
• Veteran retreat center opens in Macon (Smoky Mountain News) 11/10/20
• Tribe breaks ground on Sevier County development (Smoky Mountain News) 11/10/20
• New distribution center in Enka could mean demo of Enka clock tower (Citizen Times) 11/10/20
• Haywood County economy performs well, despite virus (The Mountaineer) 11/10/20
• New Chick-Fil-A ‘designed to produce, designed to go’ (Lightning) 11/10/20
• New hotel one of several projects on city planning board’s Monday agenda (Times-News) 11/9/20
• Zen Hen opens on Asheville Highway (Lightning) 11/9/20
• Hospice House in Franklin nears completion (Smoky Mountain News) 11/8/20
• Waynesville considers incentives to land 210-unit apartment complex (The Mountaineer) 11/8/20
• Mills River neighbors challenge event venue decision as commerce closes in (Citizen Times) 11/8/20
• Reports finds loss of 6,200 Asheville manufacturing jobs since 1999 (Mountain Xpress) 11/6/20
• Buncombe proposes $27M subsidy for Pratt & Whitney (Mountain Xpress) 11/6/20
• Catalyzing success, business comings and goings (Mountain Xpress) 11/6/20
• NCDEQ grants to build new Hendersonville greenway (Citizen Times) 11/6/20
• City weighs assessment process for sewer projects (Times-News) 11/5/20
• Tourism agency to plant pollinator garden downtown (Lightning) 11/5/20
• What's that clearing on Burney Mountain? (Lightning) 11/5/20
• ASAP's Farms Feeding Families connects local farmers and food distribution sites (Citizen Times) 11/5/20
• 852-unit Busbee apartments get green light (Citizen Times) 11/5/20
• $43M, 100 acres in economic incentives for aircraft engine maker (Citizen Times) 11/5/20
• Cleanest air record: Pandemic accelerates long-term move toward cleaner air (Smoky Mountain News) 11/4/20
• Local arts groups displaced by pandemic seek new spaces (Mountain Xpress) 11/4/20
• Companies may invest $43 million and create 210 jobs (Lightning) 11/4/20
• Asheville Mall owners file for bankruptcy; mall remains open (Citizen Times) 11/4/20
• Haywood County sheriff proposes $16 million jail expansion (The Mountaineer) 11/3/20
• Council approves $80 million cost increase on casino expansion (Smoky Mountain News) 11/3/20
• Haywood County proposes $16M jail expansion (Smoky Mountain News) 11/3/20
• Friends of Downtown Hendersonville awards grants to two local businesses (Mountain Xpress) 11/3/20
• 175,000-square-foot business center planned in Mills River (Times-News) 11/2/20
• Yogurt World in Hendersonville to close due to economic conditions (Times-News) 11/2/20
• Housing Authority’s five family developments to get free internet access (Citizen Times) 11/2/20
• Buncombe may forgive over $105K in hotel tax penalties (Mountain Xpress) 11/1/20
• New rent index for Asheville up 2% since start of pandemic (Mountain Xpress) 11/1/20
• Pratt & Whitney's $650M Asheville plant expected to spawn more investment (Citizen Times) 11/1/20
• Asheville approves $13M park on ‘Pit of Despair’ site (Citizen Times) 11/1/20
• Jet engine maker creating 800 jobs paying $68,000/year (Lightning) 10/26/20
• ForestHer program taps potential of WNC’s women landowners (Mountain Xpress) 10/24/20
• DuPont Forest waterfalls celebrate 20 years of protection (Mountain Xpress) 10/23/20
• Developer seeks OK for long-term care facilities (Lightning) 10/23/20
• Repairs for popular Asheville creek but bacteria problems persists (Citizen Times) 10/23/20
• Aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney to invest $650M in Asheville operations (Mountain Xpress) 10/22/20
• Brevard/Transylvania County named a 2020 Global Top 100 Sustainable Destination (Mountain Xpress) 10/22/20
• Investors can now buy stock in Haywood's largest manufacturer (The Mountaineer) 10/22/20
• 'Project Ranger': $650m project marks largest new jobs announcement in Asheville history (Citizen Times) 10/22/20
• NCDOT announces bridge maintenance on Mills Gap Rd (Mountain Xpress) 10/22/20
• Kalesha Ruth opens car dealership during pandemic (Mountain Xpress) 10/22/20
• Pandemic multiplies demand, complicates operations for outdoor businesses (Smoky Mountain News) 10/22/20
• Waynesville's new O.K. Park is a trailblazer in Black legacy namesakes (The Mountaineer) 10/22/20
• Commissioners consider annual land development code updates (Times-News) 10/22/20
• Panera Bread silent on status of proposed location in Hendersonville (Times-News) 10/22/20
• 'No conspiracy' to help asphalt plant win rezoning permit, commissioner says (Lightning) 10/22/20
• Sheriff’s Office building to be named after deputy Hendrix (Times-News) 10/21/20
• BCTDA predicts ‘inevitable’ tourism recovery by 2023 (Mountain Xpress) 10/21/20
• Businesses adapt to survive pandemic (Smoky Mountain News) 10/21/20
• Decimal point flub costs manufacturing plant $275,000 in property taxes (Lightning) 10/21/20
• Stop the noise, event center neighbors plead (The Mountaineer) 10/21/20
• Redevelopment of Grey Mill wins economic development honor (Lightning) 10/20/20
• Transylvania County ranks in top 10 for annual tourism growth in NC (Mountain Xpress) 10/19/20
• Asphalt project ready to move forward despite new appeal (Citizen Times) 10/19/20
• City Council candidates talk zoning, land use (Mountain Xpress) 10/16/20
• Holy Cow is open for business (The Mountaineer) 10/16/20
• Buncombe TD hires new CEO (Citizen Times) 10/16/20
• Movie theaters reopen: Is it too soon? (Mountain Xpress) 10/15/20
• Basilica of St Lawrence preservation efforts win state and national recognition (Mountain Xpress) 10/15/20
• Town of Mills River seeks public input on development plans (Mountain Xpress) 10/15/20
• Haywood tourism emerges from pandemic nearly unscathed (Smoky Mountain News) 10/15/20
• WNC tourism numbers show quick recovery (Smoky Mountain News) 10/15/20
• Harbor Freight to officially open Hendersonville store Oct 31 (Times-News) 10/15/20
• Asheville’s RAD Lyman Street greenway nearly complete (Citizen Times) 10/15/20
• National park visitation explodes in WNC (Smoky Mountain News)
• Outdoor Economy Conference, virtual, based in Asheville (Citizen Times) 10/14/20
• Restoring Mud Creek and the mighty muskie (Citizen Times) 10/14/20
• Major apartment complex applications continued (Citizen Times) 10/14/20
• Two new specialty chicken restaurants are ready to hatch (Mountain Xpress) 10/13/20
• Southern tourist destinations warily welcome back visitors (Citizen Times) 10/13/20
• Renderings for new Asheville Regional Airport terminal building unveiled (Ashvegas) 10/12/20
• New apartments: Filling a need? Or a deluge? (Citizen Times) 10/12/20
• Does new headquarters for homeless comply with Waynesville zoning? (The Mountaineer) 10/11/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Aug 23 – 31 (Citizen Times) 10/11/20
• Asheville City Council to consider UDO changes, JCC expansion (Mountain Xpress) 10/10/20
• ABC Board gives $200K to schools after liquor sales spike (Times-News) 10/9/20
• Proposed park at ‘Pit of Despair’ lot (Citizen Times) 10/9/20
• WakuWaku to close; more restaurants lost in 2020 (Citizen Times) 10/9/20
• Pandemic forces many North Carolinians into bankruptcy (Citizen Times) 10/9/20
• New PB & J cafe opens in South Asheville (Citizen Times) 10/9/20
• Asheville home price are increasing 2.3x faster than wages, report says (Mountain Xpress) 10/8/20
• Warren Wilson College Farm expands its meat sales outlets (Mountain Xpress) 10/8/20
• Enka barn raises questions about Buncombe special interest funding (Mountain Xpress) 10/8/20
• The dark side of Mill Street (Smoky Mountain News) 10/8/20
• Wagbar, a new hybrid dog park and bar, opening soon in Weaverville (Citizen Times) 10/8/20
• 852 apartments proposed off Sweeten Creek Road (Citizen Times) 10/8/20
• Buncombe evictions highest since pandemic start; $900,000 in aid sought (Citizen Times) 10/7/20
• Addissae Ethiopian restaurant, to reopen (Citizen Times) 10/6/20
• Code violations found at Park Street apartments (The Mountaineer) 10/5/20
• Health science building on track for December 2021 opening (The Mountaineer) 10/4/20
• Adventure gear manufacturer to invest $1M in Old Fort (Mountain Xpress) 10/4/20
• Park Street apartments conflict (The Mountaineer) 10/4/20
• City rezones Chadwick Avenue property for three unit development (Lightning) 10/4/20
• YMCA of WNC reopens for indoor fitness (Mountain Xpress) 10/2/20
• Despite decaying masonry, St. James AME Church remains community cornerstone (Mountain Xpress) 10/2/20
• City, county remain at odds over water extensions (Lightning) 10/2/20
• Homebuilders see hot market ahead, fueled by out-of-state buyers (Citizen Times) 10/2/20
• Cooper reopens NC bars, movie theaters (Citizen Times) 10/1/20
• New Crossroads: two development proposals could add 1,500+ housing units (Mountain Xpress) 09/30/20
• Shipman hints at reapplying for asphalt plant rezoning in East Flat Rock (Times-News) 09/29/20
• 'Insurance folks are printing money' while hospitals suffer, Pardee CEO says (Lightning) 09/29/20
• Applicant withdraws request for asphalt plant (Lightning) 09/29/20
• Restaurants facing ‘worst winter in a decade’ (Citizen Times) 09/29/20
• What is happening at Max Patch? (The Mountaineer) 09/27/20
• The 2nd Act is 'Starbucks meets brewpub' and more (Lightning) 09/27/20
• Lowe’s distribution center to be built in Mills River (Times-News) 09/26/20
• Buncombe County updates its Farmland Protection Plan (Mountain Xpress) 09/26/20
• Developer plans 29-home subdivision in Dana (Lightning) 09/26/20
• Tasty Beverage closes (Mountain Xpress) 09/25/20
• Amazon open for business in Mills River (Citizen Times) 09/25/20
• East Asheville affordable housing loan approved, hotel moratorium extended (Mountain Xpress) 09/24/20
• Hendersonville financials in ‘good shape’ (Times-News) 09/24/20
• Hendersonville again tops list of best places to retire (Lightning) 09/24/20
• Nani’s Rotisserie Chicken coming to Grove Arcade (Citizen Times) 09/24/20
• Tribe purchases casino-adjacent property (Smoky Mountain News) 09/23/20
• Laurel Ridge RV park outcry could change campground rules (The Mountaineer) 09/23/20
• Melting Pot Social plans Asheville restaurant (Citizen Times) 09/23/20
• Two manufacturers move to East Flat Rock area (Lightning) 09/22/20
• Some of Asheville restaurants closed in 2020 (Citizen Times) 09/22/20
• Favilla’s New York Pizza announces opening date (Citizen Times) 09/22/20
• Most expensive Asheville condo goes for $2.1 million (Citizen Times) 09/22/20
• Citizen Vinyl record plan sets opening date (Citizen Times) 09/22/20
• Pandemic claims more downtown events (Lightning) 09/21/20
• Chamber celebrates small businesses in Henderson County (Times-News) 09/21/20
• Haywood County, Canton town to invest in industrial site (The Mountaineer) 09/20/20
• Business Is booming (The Mountaineer) 09/20/20
• Asheville hotel ban set to extend 5 months (Citizen Times) 09/20/20
• Asheville selected as new site for 2020 Maui Invitational (Mountain Xpress) 09/18/20
• Asheville Yoga Center hits the market (Mountain Xpress) 09/18/20
• Mission nurses overwhelmingly approve unionization (Mountain Xpress) 09/17/20
• For sale: River Arts District Bywater property for $2.5 million (Citizen Times) 09/17/20
• Sierra Nevada restaurant/brewpub closed for the year? (Citizen Times) 09/17/20
• Asheville architects partner with downtown businesses to create outdoor spaces (Mountain Xpress) 09/17/20
• Upward Road site: Have plans been submitted for a project? (Times-News) 09/17/20
• Asheville landlords can get up to $10,000 to house low-income residents (Citizen Times) 09/17/20
• Mission to stop primary care services in Biltmore Park, Candler (Citizen Times) 09/17/20
• King Daddy’s Chicken returns (Citizen Times) 09/17/20
• Conservation projects protect key national forest inholdings (Smoky Mountain News) 09/16/20
• What's going into Rite-Aid space on Asheville Hwy and Justus St? (Lightning) 09/16/20
• Buncombe requires climate change building rules (Citizen Times) 09/15/20
• Delayed but undaunted, new restaurants open for business (Mountain Xpress) 09/15/20
• Planning Board endorses downtown parking deck (Lightning) 09/15/20
• Here's the Hendersonville city streets that will be repaved this fall (Lightning) 09/14/20
• Sold: Most expensive private home in Asheville goes for $7.7 million (Citizen Times) 09/14/20
• Uproar scuttles idea of RV park at Laurel Ridge (The Mountaineer) 09/14/20
• Green building policy up for Sept. 15 Buncombe vote (Mountain Xpress) 09/11/20
• Storage business takes over former Food Lion in Mills River (Times-News) 09/10/20
• Donations needed for conservation project (Smoky Mountain News) 09/09/20
• Council expresses support for five-month hotel moratorium extension (Mountain Xpress) 09/09/20
• Foundation awards $18,700 to area nonprofits (Smoky Mountain News) 09/09/20
• New Habitat community breaks ground in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 09/09/20
• Canton may be getting a farmers market next spring (The Mountaineer) 09/09/20
• Once the state’s largest, VFW post hopes to survive by selling property (Lightning) 09/09/20
• County blocks city waterline extension, jeopardizing development (Lightning) 09/09/20
• SAHC purchases land for Nantahala National Forest (Citizen Times) 09/09/20
• Henderson planning board votes against asphalt plant (Mountain Xpress) 09/08/20
• Hendersonville creates new department to tackle growth (Times-News) 09/07/20
• Haywood school administrators may be moving twice (The Mountaineer) 09/07/20
• Proposed regional network could energize greenway efforts (Mountain Xpress) 09/05/20
• $2M-plus homes selling well, despite pandemic (Citizen Times) 09/05/20
• Fair warning: Pandemic drives cancellations of agricultural events across state (Mountain Xpress) 09/05/20
• Madison County asphalt plant gets green light in Superior Court hearing (Citizen Times) 09/05/20
• In rural NC, no internet slows life (Citizen Times) 09/04/20
• NCDOT delays NC 191, US 64, Kanuga, I-26 Connector road projects (Times-News) 09/04/20
• I-26 Connector among road projects facing delays in NCDOT schedule revision (Citizen Times) 09/04/20
• Commission approves rules for 2021 property revaluation (Mountain Xpress) 09/04/20
• New players join affordable housing fight (Smoky Mountain News) 09/04/20
• Tribe to develop themed destination on Sevier County land (Smoky Mountain News) 09/04/20
• HRMC fitness center plans phased reopening (Smoky Mountain News) 09/04/20
• Ashe Street improvements on track, city sells lots for affordable housing (Times-News) 09/04/20
• Zen Hen to serve Buddha bowls, rotisserie chicken (Lightning) 09/04/20
• City Council delays action on rezoning for homes on Chadwick Avenue (Lightning) 09/04/20
• City eyes South Main trailhead for Ecusta Trail (Lightning) 09/04/20
• Hendersonville Council OKs merger of downtown, planning departments (Lightning) 09/04/20
• Tasty Greens is now open in South Asheville (Citizen Times) 09/04/20
• Pie.Zaa opens Labor Day on South Slope (Citizen Times) 09/04/20
• I-26 Connector, other projects facing delays in NCDOT revision (Citizen Times) 09/4/20
• Golden Fleece, Korean House, Button & Co. Bagels close in Asheville (Ashvegas) 09/03/20
• Pardee opening urgent care, physical therapy, orthopedic clinics in Transylvania County (Times-News) 09/03/20
• Henderson County tourism rose by 3.6% in 2019 (Lightning) 09/02/20
• New cafe to bring buddha bowls, more to Asheville Highway in Hendersonville (Times-News) 09/02/20
• Public libraries reopen with limited services (Lightning) 09/02/20
• $316K lottery money to go Asheville Primary School mold remediation, renovation (Citizen Times) 09/02/20
• “Crisis for our industry”: Bars closed until Oct 2 (Citizen Times) 09/02/20
• Vinyl record pressing facility, Citizen Vinyl, aims for September opening in Asheville (Ashvegas) 09/01/20
• Barber house demolished; once first stop coming into town (The Mountaineer) 08/31/20
• What's happening on Upward Road? (Lightning) 08/31/20
• Despite pandemic, WCU sets new enrollment record (Smoky Mountain News) 08/31/20
• Crowds expected at farms, orchards as COVID forces Apple Festival changes (Times-News) 08/31/20
• Rabbit Rabbit opens on the South Slope (Mountain Xpress) 08/30/20
• Pandemic hasn’t cooled red-hot real estate market (Mountain Xpress) 08/30/20
• Developments to bring more than 2,600 housing units to Henderson County (Times-News) 08/30/20
• For a Few Destinations, Tourism Is Doing Better Than Ever (Wall Street Journal) 08/30/20
• Owners install filtration systems to limit potential COVID-19 spread (Mountain Xpress) 08/30/20
• Virus financial burden is high at care facilities (The Mountaineer) 08/30/20
• UNC Asheville to rename Vance, Hoey buildings (Mountain Xpress) 08/29/20
• Asheville Regional Airport relocates cellphone lot (Mountain Xpress) 08/29/20
• Climate migration could bring influx to WNC (Mountain Xpress) 08/29/20
• Erosion issues ongoing at Millennial Campus (Smoky Mountain News) 08/29/20
• Button & Co. Bagels closed; Restaurants 'struggling (Citizen Times) 08/29/20
• South Asheville’s Whole Foods closer to opening (Citizen Times) 08/29/20
• Woodfin Whitewater Wave takes a step forward (Citizen Times) 08/28/20
• Asheville home to the largest battery system in the state (Mountain Xpress) 08/27/20
• Hendersonville apartments starting at $277 rent for new affordable housing complex (Times-News) 08/27/20
• MPO awards $7 million for Ecusta Trail, Clear Creek Greenway construction (Lightning) 08/27/20
• Asheville, Buncombe hotels outperformed by local vacation rentals (Citizen Times) 08/27/20
• Area board game cafés adapt to keep customers entertained (Mountain Xpress) 08/27/20
• Parking garage $800,000 over budget; Council weights scale back (Times-News) 08/27/20
• Great Smokies opens more sites after COVID closures (Citizen Times) 08/27/20
• Asheville, Buncombe hotel occupancy up to 75% on weekends (Citizen Times) 08/27/20
• Community members prepare for coming wave of evictions (Mountain Xpress) 08/26/20
• President Trump publicly thanks Mills River business (Smoky Mountain News) 08/26/20
• Waynesville Ingles clears site approval for mega commercial complex (The Mountaineer) 08/26/20
• Asheville makes Forbes's '25 Best Places to Retire' list (Lightning) 08/26/20
• Construction beginning soon on hotel in Patton Ave. Bank of America building (Citizen Times) 08/26/20
• Asheville to get its first racing simulator (Citizen Times) 08/26/20
• Asheville expected to restrict tree cutting after 891 acres of canopy lost (Citizen Times) 08/25/20
• White Labs lays off some workers, not closing (Citizen Times) 08/25/20
• Buncombe arts impact survey shows $18.7 million in losses since March (Mountain Xpress) 08/25/20
• Stoneyard Apartments in RAD still a go? (Citizen Times) 08/24/20
• MPO rolls out plan for 150-mile Hellbender Trail (Lightning) 08/23/20
• COVID crashed NC’s tourism sector, but vacation rentals are up (Times-News) 08/22/20
• Trump to visit Mills River packing house Monday (Lightning) 08/21/20
• Planning Board turns thumbs down on asphalt plant (Lightning) 08/21/20
• ‘Missing link’ added to Dupont State Forest Land (Citizen Times) 08/21/20
• Planning board won’t back asphalt plant in East Flat Rock (Times-News) 08/20/20
• Land deal could bolster Canton’s Chestnut Mountain project (Smoky Mountain News) 08/19/20
• Commissioners agree to park property swap by city, School Board (Lightning) 08/19/20
• Henderson County OKs 699-unit Tap Root development (Lightning) 08/19/20
• Arcadia Views housing development gets 6-month delay from Laurel Park (Times-News) 08/19/20
• Hellbender Regional Trail to link 150 miles of WNC (Citizen Times) 08/19/20
• Stein Mart will close stores in Asheille, Hendersonville (Citizen Times) 08/18/20
• Jeter Mountain Farms expands with hard cider tap room (Times-News) 08/18/20
• Consider the possibilities for Waynesville Plaza (The Mountaineer) 08/18/20
• Waynesville plans its future, at least until 2035 (The Mountaineer) 08/18/20
• Village Council dumps $40,000 bike-ped plan (Lightning) 08/18/20
• Asheville Aux Bar, Brinehaus food truck to close; Blind Pig Supper Club stays open (Citizen Times) 08/18/20
• New restaurants opening in COVID pandemic (Citizen Times) 08/18/20
• Innsbruck Mall sold to Ingles-affiliated company for $8.3M (Citizen Times) 08/18/20
• Historic Flat Rock releases impact report on Kanuga Road project (Mountain Xpress) 08/17/20
• Skyrocketing lumber costs will lead to higher home and project costs (Citizen Times) 08/17/20
• Buncombe property transfers for July 30- Aug 5 (Citizen Times) 08/16/20
• Buncombe considers condemning Catawba casino on Aug. 18 (Mountain Xpress) 08/14/20
• Airport received 75% fewer passengers in June (Citizen Times) 08/14/20
• South Main buildings to be demolished (Smoky Mountain News) 08/13/20
• Hendersonville merges zoning, business development departments (Lightning) 08/13/20
• Planning Board says no to Chadwick Avenue homes (Lightning) 08/13/20
• Charlie Hodge turns his downtown bar into Bodega on Broadway (Mountain Xpress) 08/12/20
• Water pollution continues at Tryon Equestrian Center (Citizen Times) 08/11/20
• Davidson River restoration efforts aims to improve habitats, correct damage (Times-News) 08/10/20
• Buncombe to be site of NC’s biggest public solar boom (Citizen Times) 08/10/20
• COVID-19 could bring more out-of-state home buyers to Asheville, WNC (Citizen Times) 08/09/20
• Council OKs 10-condo project downtown (Lightning) 08/09/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for July 23 - 29-2020 (Citizen Times) 08/09/20
• Asheville streets Patton, Merrimon could lose slave owner names (Citizen Times) 08/09/20
• Ingles reports increased sales and income (Mountain Xpress) 08/08/20
• Oklawaha Village homeowners complain about apartments (Lightning) 08/08/20
• City OKs 300 multi-family units surrounding post office annex (Lightning) 08/07/20
• New Belgium’s Fat Tire ale earns carbon neutral certification (Mountain Xpress) 08/07/20
• Rezoning Lakewood Road housing project gets nod from Hendersonville City Council (Times-News) 08/07/20
• In rural NC, pandemic strains finances (Citizen Times) 08/07/20
• Residential development on 1st Avenue approved by Hendersonville City Council (Lightning) 08/06/20
• Food trucks adapt and roll into new territory (Mountain Xpress) 08/06/20
• Waynesville comprehensive plans nears adoption (Smoky Mountain News) 08/06/20
• Adult day care center seeks new home (Lightning) 08/06/20
• Early plans unveiled for Chestnut Mountain Park (Smoky Mountain News) 08/05/20
• Tribe engages firm to pursue expanded casino holdings (Smoky Mountain News) 08/05/20
• WNC colleges and universities return to in-person classes (Mountain Xpress) 08/03/20
• Pardee set to borrow $14.5M for parking, repairs (Lightning) 08/03/20
• Plott Creek apartment progress unfazed by pandemic (The Mountaineer) 08/02/20
• Buncombe property transfers for July 17 – 22 (Citizen Times) 08/02/20
• Purchase of Broadmoor Links finalized (Times-News) 08/01/20
• New South Slope taproom; grab-and-go bodega; updates on Citizen Vinyl (Citizen Times) 08/01/20
• Amazon in Mills River on track for 2020 opening (Citizen Times) 08/01/20
• Asheville, Buncombe show surge in employment (Citizen Times) 07/30/20
• Restaurants convert parking lots, sidewalks and streets to open-air dining rooms (Mountain Xpress) 07/29/20
• Haywood County revamps economic development program (The Mountaineer) 07/29/20
• Blue Ridge Parkway opens some campgrounds (Citizen Times) 07/29/20
• 2 new restaurants; first food purveyor signs with S&W Market (Citizen Times) 07/29/20
• Main Street to close to traffic on first Saturdays; Businesses plan outdoor activities (Times-News) 07/28/20
• USDA boosts broadband access in Madison County (Lightning) 07/27/20
• Dental office turns to gown distributor (The Mountaineer) 07/26/20
• Tests show poor water quality in Green River basin (Lightning) 07/26/20
• Buncombe county property transfers for July 10 – 16 (Citizen Times) 07/26/20
• Congress passes legislation to fund parks, conservation (Smoky Mountain News) 07/25/20
• County, nonprofit abandon affordable housing project (The Mountaineer) 07/25/20
• Conservancy donation adds 717 acres to DuPont Forest, creates corridor of public land (Lightning) 07/25/20
• U.S. agriculture secretary to highlight Mills River grower (Lightning) 07/25/20
• Nora’s New York Pizzeria opens, keeps Favilla’s employees (Times-News) 07/24/20
• DuPont’s expansion with Continental Divide Tract is now complete (Times-News) 07/23/20
• Region’s home sales bounce back in June (Times-News) 07/23/20
• Stone Ashe Vineyard opens (Times-News) 07/22/20
• COVID stress grows on shut bars, museums, others (Times-News) 07/22/20
• Hot Dog World closes temporarily due to Covid-19 (Times-News) 07/22/20
• Covid-19 economy claims Asheville’s Fun Depot (Citizen Times) 07/22/20
• 828 Family Pizzeria south closes; north is open (Citizen Times) 07/21/20
• Citizen Vinyl record pressing plant to open in Asheville Citizen-Times building (Mountain Xpress) 07/20/20
• Coronavirus cluster found at Cherokee casino (Smoky Mountain News) 07/20/20
• Travel industry controls state’s room tax laws (Smoky Mountain News) 07/19/20
• Tourism businesses patch together local, federal funds in bid for survival (Mountain Xpress) 07/01/20
• Historic Flat Rock Inc. opposes asphalt plant (Lightning) 07/16/20
• In zoning meeting for boutique hotel, competitors warn of a room glut (Lightning) 07/16/20
• Commissioners postpone decision on Tap Root dairy development (Lightning) 07/16/20
• N.C. private, charter schools reap millions in PPP loans (Times-News)_ 067/16/20
• New owners to reopen restaurant at Echo Mountain Inn in Laurel Park (Lightning) 07/16/20
• School Board, city may swap Berkeley Park and Edwards Park (Lightning) 07/16/20
• New digital signs installed on Old Fort Mountain section of I-40 (Mountain Xpress) 07/15/20
• Airport authority’s purchase of Broadmoor Golf Links approved by Henderson County (Times-News) 07/15/20
• County signs off on AVL’s purchase of Broadmoor (Lightning) 071/5/20
• Biltmore Estate to cut nearly 400 jobs (Citizen Times) 07/14/20
• Flatiron project moving ahead? (Citizen Times) 07/14/20
• Planning Board endorses 291-unit development near Sam's Club (Lightning) 07/13/20
• Planners recommend downtown condos (Lightning) 07/13/20
• Buncombe property transfers for June 26 - July 1 (Citizen Times) 07/12/20
• Want to know who owns property? (Citizen Times) 07/11/20
• Evictions resume in Buncombe County though many are out of work (Citizen Times) 07/11/20
• Travel industry controls North Carolina’s room tax laws (Mountain Xpress) 07/10/20
• Developer proposes boutique hotel on Church Street (Lightning) 07/10/20
• Clyde meadow eyed for affordable housing development (The Mountaineer) 07/10/20
• Stitching Fox needlepoint shop to open in Mill Spring (Times-News) 07/10/20
• Landowners plan subdivision on Howard Gap Road in Dana (Lightning) 07/10/20
• New restaurants opening despite COVID challenges as chains close (Citizen Times) 07/10/20
• BimBeriBon’s new to-go concept takes diners on a culinary world tour (Mountain Xpress) 07/09/20
• Board OKs large housing development in Enka (Mountain Xpress) 07/09/20
• Economic development boom in Maggie Valley (Smoky Mountain News) 07/08/20
• New hotel proposed for North Church Street in Hendersonville (Times-News) 07/08/20
• EDC report shows Buncombe investment slowdown (Mountain Xpress) 07/08/20
• Historic Downtown Hendersonville earns National Main Street Accreditation (Times-News) 07/08/20
• Mountain State Fair canceled in 2020 because of COVID-19 (Citizen Times) 07/08/20
• Favillas New York Pizza closes Hendersonville location (Times-News) 07/07/20
• Board to hear plans on 687-unit development (Citizen Times) 07/07/20
• Some gyms reopen in Asheville area (Citizen Times) 07/07/20
• Wicked Weed's Funkatorium reports COVID case; closes temporarily (Citizen Times) 07/07/20
• Developers cancel long-delayed $8B Atlantic Coast Pipeline (Times-News) 07/07/20
• Nantahala land protected for hiking, water quality (Citizen Times) 07/07/20
• New electronics manufacturing plant coming to Asheville (Citizen Times) 07/07/20
• Sandwich Mamas acquire Waynesville sub shop (The Mountaineer) 07/05/20
• Haywood gyms reopen, somewhat (The Mountaineer) 07/05/20
• Tourism is on the rebound, with a boatload of caveats (The Mountaineer) 07/04/20
• Town utilities in cash crunch as customers quit paying bills (Times-News) 07/04/20
• The high cost of reopening restaurants safely (Citizen Times) 07/04/20
• WNC outdoor outfitters reopen, with COVID precautions (Citizen Times) 07/03/20
• Asheville union drive could inspire N.C. organized labor (Times-News) 07/03/20
• Summer camps oppose asphalt plant (Lightning) 07/03/20
• Mezzaluna, Black Rose close after employee tests positive (Lightning) 07/03/20
• Haywood County land set for conservation, new park (Citizen Times) 07/03/20
• Water conditions altered by I-26 bridge construction (Mountain Xpress) 07/02/20
• Hendersonville Road corridor study group to host virtual public workshop (Mountain Xpress) 07/02/20
• Apartment rentals sluggish as workers hunker down (Citizen Times) 07/02/20
• How Asheville business owners will use TDA grants (Citizen Times) 07/02/20
• Buncombe TDA Announces Tourism Jobs Recovery Fund Grant Recipients (Ashvegas) 07/02/20
• Tracking Asheville business closures during Covid spring, summer 2020 (Ashvegas) 07/01/20
• Upscale magazine features Lake Toxaway home (Lightning) 07/01/20
• Maggie Valley starts planning process for waterfall park (Smoky Mountain News) 07/01/20
• Pandemic changes WNC’s Independence Day tourism (Smoky Mountain News) 07/01/20
• Bardo Arts Center Adapts to Remote Audience (Smoky Mountain News) 07/01/20
• Outdoor Adventures Reopen in WNC (Smoky Mountain News) 07/01/20
• Not all breweries fully reopen (Mountain Xpress) 07/01/20
• Local farms face severe economic challenges as a result of COVID-19 (Mountain Xpress) 07/01/20
• Lake Junaluska opens new restaurant (The Mountaineer) 07/01/20
• Asheville Tourists’ 2020 season, minor league baseball canceled (Times-News) 07/01/20
• Las Cazuelas opens on Hendersonville’s Main Street (Times-News) 07/01/20
• The Mothlight closes after seven years of innovative programming (Mountain Xpress) 06/30/20
• Shining Rock is building a new school (The Mountaineer) 06/28/20
• Canton orchard finds grant money for new product (The Mountaineer) 06/28/20
• Program supports WNC farmers and offers food relief during pandemic (Mountain Xpress) 06/28/20
• Hundreds of Asheville businesses get relief (Citizen Times) 06/26/20
• Brewery building and expansions proceed during COVID-19 crisis (Mountain Xpress) 06/25/20
• SRCA approves preliminary plans for $15M facility (Smoky Mountain News) 06/25/20
• New light for Airport Road Ingles? (Citizen Times) 06/25/20
• Gateway to recreation: Canton begins planning for 448-acre outdoor park (Smoky Mountain News) 06/25/20
• Cooper issues mask mandate, keeps bars and gyms closed (Citizen Times) 06/25/20
• BearWaters welcomes Grey Eagle Taqueria to Canton (Smoky Mountain News) 06/24/20
• Campgrounds, Rec areas Reopen in The Pisgah (Smoky Mountain News) 06/24/20
• Senate votes to fund conservation needs (Smoky Mountain News) 06/24/20
• Fontana Village surrenders lease to TVA (Smoky Mountain News) 06/24/20
• Charles Edward Industries announces new manufacturing operation in Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 06/24/20
• A piece of Waynesville's history disappears (The Mountaineer) 06/24/20
• Buncombe lifts coronavirus restrictions on hotels, lodging facilities (Citizen Times) 06/24/20
• Affordable apartments moving ahead after arson (Citizen Times) 06/23/20
• Ingles mega-complex to attract more retail (The Mountaineer) 06/22/20
• Elements of the new Ingles commercial complex in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 06/22/20
• Nantahala-Pisgah plan addresses land conservation (Citizen Times) 06/22/20
• Earth Fare at Westgate is open once again (Citizen Times) 06/22/20
• Maggie valley takes small step toward new waterfall park (The Mountaineer) 06/20/20
• I-26 Connector moving ahead, but money issues loom (Mountain Xpress) 06/19/20
• Plan for vacation cottages at Horse Shoe Farm advances (Lightning) 06/18/20
• GE comes out against asphalt plant (Lightning) 06/18/20
• Commissioners endorse maintaining Broadmoor Links for golf (Lightning) 06/17/20
• NC House approves bill to reopen ballparks, bowling alleys (Citizen Times) 06/17/20
• Sold: Tastee Diner in West Asheville (Citizen Times) 06/17/20
• Sandburg Home generates $5.8 million for economy, NPS says (Lightning) 06/16/20
• Applicant gets delay of asphalt plant rezoning until August (Lightning) 06/16/20
• Oskar Blues owner to sell REEB Ranch, bike park (Citizen Times) 06/16/20
• BrightFarms breaks ground on seven-acre greenhouse (Lightning) 06/16/20
• Edneyville farm preserves forest health while marketing products (Times-News) 06/15/20
• Earth Fare moves closer to reopening in West Asheville (Citizen Times) 06/15/20
• Cell phone repair shop opens smoothie bar (The Mountaineer) 06/15/20
• Buncombe property transfers for May 28 -June 4 (Citizen Times) 06/15/20
• St. Gerard House seeks to expand local autism services (Mountain Xpress) 06/14/20
• Blue Ridge Parkway tourism creates $1.4B in economic benefits (Mountain Xpress) 06/14/20
• Race track prospect turns into park (The Mountaineer) 06/14/20
• Waynesville’s Main Street traffic pattern will continue as is (The Mountaineer) 06/14/20
• Pisgah, Nantahala national forests address recreation (Citizen Times) 06/14/20
• Village Council urges county to reject asphalt plant (Lightning) 06/13/20
• Hendersonville nears completion of Fourth Avenue streetscape makeover (Lightning) 06/12/20
• Buncombe calls for regular COVID-19 testing at all nursing homes (Citizen Times) 06/12/20
• Legislature again passes bill to reopen bars and gyms (Lightning) 06/11/20
• Airport set to buy Broadmoor Golf Course (Citizen Times) 06/11/20
• After COVID-19 shutdown, Southern restaurants ponder future (Citizen Times) 06/11/20
• One-way traffic proposed for Main Street in Waynesville (Smoky Mountain News) 06/10/20
• After 88 days of being closed, bars wait on (Citizen Times) 06/10/20
• Smokies reopens visitor centers, is close to 100% (Citizen Times) 06/09/20
• Eco Depot market places closing (Ashvegas) 06/08/20
• Report shows Asheville residents must work 51.1 hours per week to make rent (Mountain Xpress) 06/08/20
• WNC outdoor gear makers find new niche in PPE (Citizen Times) 06/08/20
• Fight against East Flat Rock asphalt plant gains momentum (Lightning) 06/07/20
• More than 2,500 signers oppose East Flat Rock asphalt plant (Lightning) 06/07/20
• Small firms claim exclusion from local public solar process (Mountain Xpress) 06/06/20
• SAHC purchases 448 acres at Chestnut Mountain in Haywood County (Mountain Xpress) 06/06/20
• DuPont Forest admission fees back on the table (Lightning) 06/05/20
• April jobless rate spikes in Henderson and Buncombe counties (Lightning) 06/05/20
• White Duck Taco opens in Hendersonville (Times-News) 06/04/20
• Buncombe continues to see high COVID-19 unemployment, business closures (Mountain Xpress) 06/04/20
• Neighbors organize to oppose asphalt plant (Lightning) 06/04/20
• BearWaters Brewing expands to Maggie Valley (Smoky Mountain News) 06/03/20
• COVID-19 delays 2020 U.S. Census progress (Smoky Mountain News) 06/0320
• Haywood 2020 Census response rate is 50 percent (The Mountaineer) 06/03/20
• Lowes helps Asheville businesses board up (Citizen Times) 06/03/20
• Downtown buildings, businesses damaged after night of protests (Mountain Xpress) 06/02/20
• Asphalt plant proposed near East Flat Rock (Times-News) 06/02/20
• Twenty-five vendors will offer food, produce and crafts at new market (Lightning) 06/02/20
• Historic hospital may be ready for apartment rentals in December 2021 (The Mountaineer) 06/02/20
• Meeting set for 291-unit development on Lakewood Road in Hendersonville (Times-News) 06/01/20
• Public hearing set for 699-home Tap Root Dairy development (Times-News) 06/01/20
• Applicant seeks rezoning for asphalt plant (Lightning) 06/01/20
• WNC farms grow new markets through community (Mountain Xpress) 06/01/20
• West Asheville restaurant­s reinvent their service models (Mountain Xpress) 05/30/20
• BearWaters Brewing opens new Maggie Valley creekside location May 29 (The Mountaineer) 05/30/20
• New inn is for Maggie Valley's retro roadtrippers (The Mountaineer) 05/30/20
• Pisgah National Forest reopens more outdoor rec areas (Citizen Times) 05/30/20
• Consumer Spending Likely Hit Rock Bottom in April (Wall Street Journal) 05/20/20
• Vacation Towns Reopen, and the Locals Are Torn (Wall Street Journal) 05/29/20
• Maggie’s Galley is open for business (The Mountaineer) 05/29/20
• Haywood County sweetens economic development incentives (The Mountaineer) 05/29/20
• Shows to go on at Center for Art & Entertainment in Hendersonville (Times-News) 05/29/20
• Asheville restaurants prepare for reopening (Citizen Times) 05/29/20
• Blue Ridge Humane Society Thrift Store announces reopening (Mountain Xpress) 05/28/20
• Grail Moviehouse moving to a new location (Mountain Xpress) 05/28/20
• Casino will open tomorrow (Smoky Mountain News) 05/28/20
• Pop’s Diner reopens for business (The Mountaineer) 05/28/20
• Hendersonville parking deck to be 4 stories (Times-News) 05/28/20
• Ellis closes medical practice, to continue as Pardee's chief medical officer (Lightning) 05/28/20
• Gym sues Cooper for right to open (Lightning) 05/28/20
• Asheville auto dealerships regain their footing (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• Asheville area real estate market dips but looks strong overall (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• Asheville tourism comeback could take years (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• WNC grocery stores adapt through pandemic (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• WNC colleges look to reopen as students weigh options (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• Entertainment venues face slow return (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• Without COVID-19 surge, WNC healthcare resumes more services (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• Rezaz closing after nearly 20 years in Asheville (Citizen Times) 05/28/20
• WNC craft schools prepare for a summer without courses (Mountain Xpress) 05/27/20
• BCTDA to resume marketing with ‘soft call to action’ (Mountain Xpress) 05/27/20
• Hendersonville natives to take over Skyland Barber Shop (Times-News) 05/27/20
• Mills River plant makes the glue for emergency ventilator order (Lightning) 05/26/20
• Discount pharmacy opens in Clyde (The Mountaineer) 05/26/20
• NC breweries, wineries permitted to reopen (Citizen Times) 05/26/20
• Asheville City Council considers housing incentives on May 26 (Mountain Xpress) 05/25/20
• Drive-in movies coming to Waynesville in June (The Mountaineer) 05/24/20
• Canton to acquire blank slate for recreation (The Mountaineer) 05/24/20
• Languishing buildings on South Main may finally have a buyer (The Mountaineer) 05/24/20
• Nonprofit camps face uncertain summer (Mountain Xpress) 05/23/20
• Buncombe to require face coverings in all indoor public facilities (Mountain Xpress) 05/22/20
• Horse Shoe Farm owner again seeks OK for vacation cottages (Lightning) 05/22/20
• Is Wolfe Auditorium renovation DOA? (Citizen Times) 05/22/20
• Haywood County sweetens economic development pot (Smoky Mountain News)
• Planning Board endorses rezoning for 699 homes at Tap Root land (Lightning) 05/21/20
• Bars, gyms struggle under Phase 2 guidelines (Citizen Times) 05/21/20
• New addiction treatment center sees growth during pandemic (The Mountaineer) 05/21/20
• Estatoe Trail to Connect to Rosenwald Community (Times-News) 05/21/20
• No property tax increase proposed in county budget (Times-News) 05/21/20
• Taproom coming to former Swanson’s space (Lightning) 05/21/20
• Top DOT engineer paints grim picture of agency's finances (Lightning) 05/21/20
• Addissae Ethiopian Restaurant will not reopen (Citizen Times) 05/21/20
• Conservation easement protects resources in Macon (Smoky Mountain News) 05/20/20
• Cherokee sues feds over Catawba decision (Smoky Mountain News) 05/20/20
• Planning to begin on massive Canton recreation parcel (Smoky Mountain News) 05/20/20
• Gutted buildings left in wake of roundabout delays (The Mountaineer) 05/19/20
• Fletcher Planning Board to meet virtually about apartment complex proposal (Times-News) 05/19/20
• Gaia Herbs pivots to manufacture hand sanitizer (Lightning) 05/19/20
• City to try closing Main Street May 29-31 (Lightning) 05/19/20
• Brevard Road widening pushed back? (Citizen Times) 05/19/20
• Rise N Shine Cafe issued citation after opening (Citizen Times) 05/19/20
• Asheville restaurants’ game plan for reopening (Citizen Times) 05/19/20
• Sun shines on new campgrounds at Lake Logan (The Mountaineer) 05/18/20
• Breweries focus on R & D amid COVID-19 challenges (Mountain Xpress) 05/18/20
• Pandemic put pause on Mission’s troubles (Mountain Xpress) 05/18/20
• Thrift stores reopen, funding nonprofit efforts (The Mountaineer) 05/18/20
• Buncombe property transfers for May 1 – 7 (Citizen Times) 05/18/20
• Towns hurt as colleges empty out (Wall Street Journal) 05/17/20
• Who will benefit from local COVID-19 business relief? (Mountain Xpress) 05/17/20
• Summer camp canceled: Several WNC overnight camps make hard decision (Times-News) 05/17/20
• New subdivisions, wedding venue, 'glamping' park advance (Lightning) 05/17/20
• Locals only in Buncombe lodging for now (Mountain Xpress) 05/16/20
• $5M TDA relief bill for small businesses helps hotels too (Mountain Xpress) 05/16/20
• Drive-in church services growing in popularity in Henderson County (Lightning) 05/16/20
• DuPont Forest starts phased reopening (Lightning) 05/16/20
• Despite pandemic, residential real estate market remains strong (Citizen Times) 05/16/20
• Greenhouse owner saves farms from freezing (Citizen Times) 05/16/20
• Asheville explores opening public spaces for restaurant dining (Citizen Times) 05/16/20
• Online giant plants a footprint in Mills River (Lightning) 05/15/20
• Pisgah National Forest mostly reopens (Citizen Times) 05/15/20
• Getting unemployment benefits another challenge for gig economy workers (Mountain Xpress) 05/15/20
• Oklawaha Brewing Co. to open in Sanctuary space (Lightning) 05/15/20
• Hendersonville brewery closes, but will reopen (Citizen Times) 05/15/20
• Local meat providers find increased consumer demand (Mountain Xpress) 05/14/20
• Opening night set for drive-in movies at Brevard Music Center (Times-News) 05/14/20
• Hendersonville's south side getting new businesses (Lightning) 05/14/20
• Ingles reports sales spike during COVID-19 (Citizen Times) 05/14/20
• DuPont Forest partially reopens May 14; many spots remain closed (Citizen Times) 05/14/20
• Amazon will bring 200 jobs to Mills River (Citizen Times) 05/14/20
• Asheville Regional Airport Considers New Safety Measures In Wake Of COVID -19 (Ashvegas) 05/13/20
• Mast General Store plans phased reopenings (Mountain Xpress) 05/13/20
• Smokies reopens: DOI Secretary makes visit (Smoky Mountain News) 05/13/20
• County to spend nearly $6 million to cover leaky landfill (The Mountaineer) 05/13/20
• Retail opening is slow in Haywood (The Mountaineer) 05/13/20
• West Asheville hotel hosts homeless in pandemic (Citizen Times) 05/13/20
• NCDOT to open new exit ramp from I-26 to Brevard Rd. (Mountain Xpress) 05/12/20
• Rare covid bonus, empty schools are boon to construction work (Lightning) 05/12/20
• City, hotelier spent $458,000 on NC Supreme Court fight (Citizen Times) 05/12/20
• Fuddrucker's closing for good? Any plans for the site? (Citizen Times) 05/11/20
• Visitors flock to Smoky Mountains park on reopening day (Citizen Times) 05/10/20
• Asheville changes course on hotels for homeless (Mountain Xpress) 05/09/20
• Haywood reopens to tourists, but will they come? (The Mountaineer) 05/09/20
• Henderson County terminates state of emergency (Lightning) 05/09/20
• Biltmore Estate, N.C. Arboretum announce outdoor access, Blue Ridge Parkway to reopen (Lightning) 05/09/20
• Much of parkway in WNC will reopen May 15 (Citizen Times) 05/08/20
• Asheville’s Manna FoodBank CEO: Food donation chain in near gridlock (Ashvegas) 05/08/20
• Hendersonville may close Main Street on weekends to expand outdoor dining (Lightning) 05/08/20
• Buncombe to open more parks with limited hours (Citizen Times) 05/08/20
• Asheville residents call to cancel rents (Citizen Times) 05/08/20
• Hard-hit small businesses grapple with ‘new normal’ (Smoky Mountain News) 05/07/20
• 198 apartments proposed in Fletcher? (Citizen Times) 05/07/20
• Asheville restaurant newcomers: Some of what’s still coming, and when (Ashvegas) 05/06/20
• Pisgah Film House announces permanent closure (Mountain Xpress) 05/06/20
• Maggie looks ahead to reopening, drawing in visitors (The Mountaineer) 05/06/20
• Weaverville realigns with Buncombe on tourism (Citizen Times) 05/06/20
• Building restaurants, bars in the time of coronavirus (Citizen Times) 05/06/20
• Coronavirus causes layoffs at GE Aviation (Citizen Times) 05/06/20
• $5M hotel tax coronavirus relief bill passes (Citizen Times) 05/05/20
• Fermented Nonsense and Craft Centric going out of business (Mountain Xpress) 05/04/20
• Business owners push back on lengthy post-covid reopening plan (Lightning) 05/04/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for April 17 – 23 (Citizen Times) 05/04/20
• Great Smokies announces plans to reopen roads, trails (Citizen Times) 05/04/20
• Sunburst Trout Farm struggles to survive COVID-19 shutdowns (Citizen Times)
• Specialty farms adjust to massive sales losses (Citizen Times) 05/03/20
• National closures curb outdoor recreation in WNC (Mountain Xpress) 05/02/20
• As Restrictions Ease, Economic Rebound Remains Elusive (Wall Street Journal) 05/02/20
• Brian Center is starting a covid care unit (Lightning) 05/02/20
• Asheville independent restaurants struggle to stay in business (Mountain Xpress) 05/01/20
• Public land managers discuss closure decisions and plans for re-opening (Smoky Mountain News) 05/01/20
• Kilwins, McFarlan reopen on Main Street in Hendersonville (Times-News) 05/01/20
• Brewery and distillery partner to pump up sanitizer production (The Mountaineer) 04/30/20
• Buncombe TDA board shows support of $5M relief fund (Citizen Times) 04/30/20
• Spared a coronavirus surge, hospitals starting to reopen for business (Lightning) 04/29/20
• Asheville seeks FEMA funding to recover COVID costs (Citizen Times) 04/29/20
• Asheville airport to get $14M bailout (Citizen Times) 04/29/20
• Childcare facilities continue to serve front-line families (Smoky Mountain News) 04/28/20
• Ridgecrest Conference Center up for sale, in part because of coronavirus crisis (Citizen Times) 04/28/20
• Breweries turn to home delivery during pandemic (Mountain Xpress) 04/26/20
• HCA affirms new WNC hospitals, elective surgeries (Citizen Times) 04/26/20
• Buncombe property transfers for April 9 – 16 (Citizen Times) 04/26/20
• Impacted DOT revenues force project delays (Smoky Mountain News) 04/24/20
• Shipmans seek OK for a major hotel-condo development at Cedars (Lightning) 04/24/20
• Proposal: Redirect $5M in hotel taxes to economic aid (Citizen Times) 04/24/20
• Road construction underway on Charlotte Street (Mountain Xpress) 04/23/20
• Jackson approves $383K for shooting range improvements (Smoky Mountain News) 04/22/20
• Highland Lake Road project not among jettisoned NCDOT projects (Lightning) 04/22/20
• A post-pandemic Asheville faces a daunting return (Mountain Xpress) 04/21/20
• Asheville metro among hardest hit in economy shutdown (Lightning) 04/21/20
• Coronavirus cost to local colleges (Citizen Times) 04/21/20
• Asheville Muni Golf Course to reopen (Citizen Times) 04/20/20
• Global health crisis pits economic against health concerns (Times-News) 04/19/20
• Tourism officials market Henderson County to future travelers (Times-News) 4/18/20
• Local Airbnbs face cancellations, loss of revenue (Mountain Xpress) 04/18/20
• We're in business, Realtors say (Lightning) 04/18/20
• Asheville restaurants face uncertain future (Citizen Times) 04/18/20
• Teardown of old Hendersonville High gym underway (Times-News) 04/17/20
• Tourism recovery could be sluggish, painful (Citizen Times) 04/17/20
• Local theaters remain cautiously optimistic amid COVID-19 closures (Mountain Xpress) 04/16/20
• Sales tax decline concerns Henderson County; Some construction halted (Times-News) 04/16/20
• County delays construction projects (Lightning) 04/16/20
• AVL Muni Golf Course closed again? (Citizen Times) 04/16/20
• Coronavirus: Parkway is closed in most of WNC (Citizen Times) 04/16/20
• Asheville wrestles with grim COVID-19 budget projections (Mountain Xpress) 04/15/20
• Rural hospitals sound code blue on finances (Lightning) 04/05/20
• ‘New normal’: What will it take to to reopen NC for business? (Citizen Times) 04/15/20
• Vacancy, but no rooms available (Smoky Mountain News) 04/15/20
• Blue Ridge Parkway: Total of 70 miles closed (Citizen Times) 04/15/20
• World Economy Is Almost Certainly in Recession (Wall Street Journal) 04/14/20
• Pardee UNC Health designates Fletcher Urgent Care as a respiratory clinic (Mountain Xpress) 04/14/20
• North Carolina small businesses suffer from coronavirus actions (The Mountaineer) 04/14/20
• Russ Avenue upgrade is on track (The Mountaineer) 04/14/20
• Regional farmers face uncertain future (Mountain Xpress) 04/14/20
• Mission Health announces potential location for 120-bed behavioral health facility (Mountain Xpress) 04/13/20
• Housing market adapts during COVID-19 changes in Henderson County (Times-News) 04/12/20
• Small businesses frustrated at rollout of SBA loan program (Lightning) 04/10/20
• Mother Earth Food expands to meet new demand (Mountain Xpress) 04/10/20
• SylvanSport adds PPE into production mix for businesses during COVID-19 (Times-News) 04/10/20
• North Carolina store, business occupancy rules begin next week (Times-News) 04/10/20
• Manufacturers pivot to supply coronavirus protection (Lightning) 04/10/20
• Tsunami of jobless claims overwhelms N.C.'s already slow system (Lightning) 04/10/20
• Hendersonville nursing home dealing with surge of cases (Citizen Times) 04/10/20
• The best list for Asheville restaurant takeout, delivery (Ashvegas) 04/09/20
• Asheville ABC alters policy to assist struggling bars and restaurants (Mountain Xpress) 04/09/20
• Cooper mandates social distancing in retail stores (Mountain Xpress) 04/09/20
• Developer slashes Ivy Crossing request by 29 units (Lightning) 04/09/20
• Asheville Muni Golf set to reopen? (Citizen Times) 04/09/20
• COVID-19 recession squeezes Buncombe budget (Mountain Xpress) 04/09/20
• Recession near if not already here, lawnmakers are told (Lightning) 04/09/20
• Buncombe extends 'stay home' order indefinitely; Loosens some rules (Citizen Times) 04/09/20
• Harrah’s Asheville to become homeless shelter (Citizen Times) 04/09/20
• WCU to continue distance learning through Summer (Smoky Mountain News) 04/08/20
• Record visitation at public lands during COVID -10 pandemic (Smoky Mountain News) 04/07/20
• State report suggests social distancing may be needed through May (Mountain Xpress) 04/06/20
• Brevard fabric store creates kits for making masks (Times-News) 04/03/20
• Cataloochee Ranch changes ownership (The Mountaineer) 04/03/20
• Breweries adapt to COVID-19 obstacles (Mountain Xpress) 04/03/20
• WCU brings much-needed surgical masks to area (Smoky Mountain News) 04/03/20
• The Rush for Small-Business Loans Starts Friday. Banks Have Questions. (Wall Street Journal) 04/03/20
• Local tailgate markets scramble to meet the challenges of COVID-19 (Mountain Xpress) 04/03/20
• Research indicates high levels of microplastics in WNC waters (Smoky Mountain News) 04/03/20
• Thousands of US medical workers furloughed (Times-News) 04/03/20
• Senior living apartments approved for Chimney Rock Rd (Times-News) 04/03/20
• City delays parking deck (Lightning) 04/03/20
• Asheville, Buncombe create COVID-19 call center (Citizen Times) 04/03/20
• Tourism board addresses coronavirus, job loss concerns (Citizen Times) 04/03/20
• Chefs struggle with renting empty restaurants (Citizen Times) 04/03/20
• Bryson City shelter for teens shuts down (Smoky Mountain News) 04/02/20
• Hazelwood fire station site nixed (The Mountaineer) 04/02/20
• Liquor buy-back would give restaurants a lifeline (Lightning) 04/02/20
• NC asks FEMA to house people in hotels, dorms (Citizen Times) 04/02/20
• Coronavirus vacation rental survey (The Mountaineer) 04/02/20
• Dogwood Health boosts local sanitizer efforts (Citizen Times) 04/01/20
• Biltmore Estate furloughs 2,200 (Citizen Times) 04/01/20
• Vacation rentals continue despite county's coronavirus ban (The Mountaineer) 04/01/20
• NC hospitality says 370K out of work due to coronavirus (Times-News) 04/01/20
• Gov. Cooper prohibits utility disconnections (Citizen Times) 04/01/20
• Transylvania County restricts short-term rental lodgings through April (Times-News) 03/31/20
• Churches turn to online services, parking lot sermons (Lightning) 03/31/20
• Should hotel tax money be used for COVID-19 relief? (Citizen Times) 03/31/20
• Buncombe’s COVID-19 rules stricter than state order (Mountain Xpress) 03/30/20
• Mission Hospital Nurses Rally As Unionization Vote Nears (Ashvegas) 03/30/20
• I-26 widening affected by coronavirus (Citizen Times) 03/30/20
• Restaurant owners work to stay afloat (Citizen Times) 03/30/20
• Basulto Academy certified by We Defy Foundation for Jiu Jitsu training (The Mountaineer) 03/29/20
• NC stay at home order: list of essential businesses (Lightning) 03/29/20
• Funeral homes in Henderson, Buncombe making coronavirus adjustments (Times-News) 03/29/20
• Hospital leaders tell legislators about revenue challenges (Lightning) 03/29/20
• Outdoor gear builders make millions of PPE (Citizen Times) 03/29/20
• Esther Joseph closes Calypso restaurant to focus on feeding body and soul (Mountain Xpress) 03/28/20
• Governor issues stay-at-home order to North Carolina (The Mountaineer) 03/28/20
• So long tourists: Coronavirus safeguards target visitors, second-home owners (The Mountaineer) 03/28/20
• 10,000 county jobs lost in week, says Chamber director (Citizen Times) 03/28/20
• Coronavirus: Forest Service closes WNC rec sites (Citizen Times) 03/28/20
• Some Earth Fare stores coming back. Whole Foods buys S. Asheville store (Citizen Times) 03/28/20
• State stay-at-home order to last until April 29 (Mountain Xpress) 03/27/20
• Harrah’s Cherokee Casinos extends temporary closure (Mountain Xpress) 03/27/20
• The impact of “stay home, stay safe” on Asheville’s hotel industry (Mountain Xpress) 03/27/20
• Flat Rock Playhouse costume shop sews mask to combat shortage (Times-News) 03/27/20
• As it braces for COVID-19 surge, Pardee sees regular revenue drop (Lightning) 03/27/20
• Land by Blue Ridge Parkway cleared? (Citizen Times) 03/27/20
• Malls close for now, ‘essential ‘ stores remain (Citizen Times) 03/27/20
• Canton furniture store under new ownership (The Mountaineer) 03/26/20
• Asheville Outlets to close Friday except for essential stores (Times-News) 03/26/20
• Summer camps face uncertain future if shutdown lingers (Lightning) 03/26/20
• NC major disaster declaration unlocks funding, FEMA aid (Citizen Times) 03/26/20
• Coronavirus closing golf courses? (Citizen Times) 03/26/20
• Developer says $70M RAD project won’t be derailed (Citizen Times) 03/26/20
• Loans available for small businesses impacted by coronavirus (The Mountaineer) 03/25/20
• Deal Reached on $2 Trillion Coronavirus Stimulus Bill (Wall Street Journal) 03/25/20
• Blue Ridge Books brings Mike Warren to Haywood (The Mountaineer) 03/25/20
• Coronavirus capsizes economy: workers reeling from lay-offs, cut hours (The Mountaineer) 03/25/20
• Owner seeks county OK to expand mountaintop wedding venue (Lightning) 03/25/20
• Developer seeks OK for 67-home subdivision on Couch Mountain (Lightning) 03/25/20
• Buncombe drafting a “stay home, stay safe” order (Citizen Times) 03/25/20
• Great Smokies closed due to COVID-19 (Citizen Times) 03/25/20
• Asheville distillery makes sanitizing solution (Citizen Times) 03/25/20
• Cherokee announces preemptive border closure (Smoky Mountain News) 03/24/20
• Utilities respond to COVID-19 (Smoky Mountain News) 03/24/20
• Food and beverage industry reels from Coronavirus Pandemic (Smoky Mountain News) 03/24/20
• Distillery pivots to produce hand sanitizer (Smoky Mountain News) 03/24/20
• Businesses facing uncertainty, adapting to constant change in Henderson County (Times-News) 03/24/20
• Lending program launched to help NC small businesses (Times-News) 03/24/20
• N.C. closes DuPont, Holmes forests (Lightning) 03/24/20
• Blue Ridge Parkway partly closes (Citizen Times) 03/24/20
• DuPont State Recreational Forest closes (Citizen Times) 03/24/20
• Borrowing time: Exploring Asheville, Buncombe bond issues (Mountain Xpress) 03/22/20
• Buncombe property transfers for March 5 – 9 (Citizen Times) 03/22/20
• Coronavirus: Workers, employers struggling (Citizen Times) 03/22/20
• Jobs picture darkens in wake of coronavirus shutdowns (Mountain Xpress) 03/21/20
• Coronavirus-Triggered Downturn Could Cost 5 Million U.S. Jobs (Wall Street Journal) 03/21/20
• Grant advances conservation efforts for Canton Motorsports tract (Smoky Mountain News) 03/21/20
• Frontier Communications expected to file bankruptcy (Smoky Mountain News) 03/21/20
• COVID-19: What Buncombe businesses are required to close? (Citizen Times) 03/21/20
• Coronavirus: Buncombe orders business closures (Citizen Times) 03/20/20
• Jobs picture darkens in wake of coronavirus shutdowns (Mountain Xpress) 03/20/20
• Planet Fitness latest gym to close (Lightning) 03/20/20
• Restaurants struggle to stay alive on to-go orders (Lightning) 03/20/20
• Coronavirus: Buncombe orders business closures (Citizen Times) 03/19/20
• Canton likely to receive 448 acres for outdoor rec (Smoky Mountain News) 03/19/20
• $59,156,818: County OKs final HHS price (Lightning) 03/19/20
• Buncombe drafts orders to close gyms, venues (Citizen Times) 03/19/20
• Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority releases statement on COVID-19 (Mountain Xpress) 03/18/20
• Innsbruck Mall parking lot building? (Citizen Times) 03/18/20
• Coronavirus: All NC restaurants takeout, delivery only (Citizen Times) 03/17/20
• Casino responds to coronavirus with two-week closure (Smoky Mountain News) 03/17/20
• Biltmore, Sierra Nevada, Walmart, YMCA announce changes or closures (Times-News) 03/17/20
• Distilleries using high-proof alcohol to make hand sanitizer (Times-News) 03/17/20
• Pardee announces drive-thru coronavirus test site at BRCC (Lightning) 03/16/20
• Asheville places of worship adjust for virus (Citizen Times) 03/16/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Feb. 25 - March 4 (Citizen Times) 03/16/20
• Coronavirus concerns hitting Henderson County tourism (Times-News) 03/15/20
• N.C. public schools to close beginning Monday, March 16, for at least two weeks (Mountain Xpress) 03/14/20
• Governor closes schools, bans gatherings of more than 100 (Lightning) 03/14/20
• Council approves affordability changes for RAD development (Mountain Xpress) 03/14/20
• Frog Level Brewing Company to be sold (The Mountainee) 03/14/20
• 54 affordable South Slope apartments proposed (Citizen Times) 03/14/20
• 201-unit housing development proposed for Lakewood Road in Hendersonville (Lightning) 03/13/20
• Meet Waynesville Village: big development plans in store for old Belks (The Mountaineer) 03/13/20
• Dollar General opens in Zirconia (Lightning) 03/13/20
• Coronavirus having tourism impacts? (Citizen Times) 03/13/20
• Coronoavirus: Restaurants brace for tourism impacts (Citizen Times) 03/13/20
• RAD Lofts faces 2nd vote at City Council (Citizen Times) 03/13/20
• Citizen Vinyl presses on toward summer opening (Citizen Times) 03/12/20
• $19 million development planned for Maggie (The Mountaineer) 03/12/20
• Commissioners closing in on final OK for $65 million HHS project (Lightning) 03/12/20
• Canton to get 450 acres for hiking, bike park (Citizen Times) 03/12/20
• Cannabis the new casino, Cherokee Indians look to invest (Citizen Times) 03/12/20
• Franklin unveils land use plan (Smoky Mountain News) 03/11/20
• Hawkins shoots down Fletcher library request (Lightning) 03/10/20
• Blue Ridge Parkway visitors increased to 15 million (Citizen Times) 03/10/20
• Flat Iron building aesthetics need an upgrade? (Citizen Times) 03/10/20
• The Salty Landing brings seafood to Etowah (Citizen Times) 03/10/20
• Asheville restaurants: What’s closed, coming (Citizen Times) 03/09/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Feb. 19-24 (Citizen Times) 03/09/20
• Developer proposes 697 residentia­l units west of city (Mountain Xpress) 03/06/20
• Hendersonville goes all in on downtown hotel, parking deck after City Council vote (Times-News) 03/06/20
• City OKs condemnation for Halfway Tree sewer line (Lightning) 03/06/20
• City Council OKs Hotel, Parking Deck Plans (Lightning) 03/06/20
• Retreat center gets green light in Madison County (Citizen Times) 03/06/20
• Newly opened Signal Ridge Apartments accepting applications in Hendersonville (Times-News) 03/05/20
• Transylvania tourism agency commits $100,000 to Ecusta Trail (Lightning) 03/04/20
• Open Door finds silver lining in forced move (The Mountaineer) 03/04/20
• Mack Kells spot to become a dentist office? (Citizen Times) 03/04/20
• Waynesville window tinting business reboots (The Mountaineer) 03/03/20
• Rezoning for resort off North Rugby Road approved by commissioners (Times-News) 03/03/20
• City faces a tough shot on Mini-Golf (Lightning) 03/03/20
• Legislature may rein in conditions placed on development (Lightning) 03/03/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Feb. 14-18 (Citizen Times) 03/02/20
• Button-downs helped revive Biltmore Village (Citizen Times) 03/02/20
• Salvation Army closing its Brooklyn Avenue thrift store (Lightning) 02/29/20
• Kingmaker’s Draft board game bar to open in downtown (Times-News) 02/28/20
• Dunkin opens March 2 (The Mountaineer) 02/28/20
• Asheville ranked No. 1 pet-friendly vacation city in the US (Mountain Xpress) 02/28/20
• TDA authorizes $19.9M revenue budget for 2021 (Citizen Times) 02/27/20
• Hola Cultural Center offers as a welcoming space (Mountain Xpress) 02/27/20
• Local breweries leverage rare asset: land (Citizen Times) 02/26/20
• Seven Falls lots go on auction block for unpaid taxes (Lightning) 02/26/20
• Waynesville ponders how to pay for big ticket projects (The Mountaineer) 02/26/20
• Morris announces internet speed, access increases (Smoky Mountain News) 02/26/20
• Tribal LLC buys modular home company (Smoky Mountain News) 02/26/20
• City pitches in so LEAF downtown fest can go on (Citizen Times) 02/25/20
• Best of Haywood celebrates local business (The Mountaineer) 02/25/20
• Council to set Fletcher annexation groundwork at Feb. 25 meeting (Mountain Xpress) 02/25/20
• Arabella Breakfast & Brunch opens on Main Street in Hendersonville (Times-News) 02/25/20
• Mother Ocean Seafood Market set to open (Mountain Xpress) 02/25/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Jan. 31-Feb. 13 (Citizen Times) 02/24/20
• Jeep Fest comes to Haywood (The Mountaineer) 02/24/20
• Davidson River campground to reopen (Lightning) 02/22/20
• Council approves purchase of Franklin properties (Smoky Mountain News) 02/22/20
• Local grant helps soda jerks upscale business (The Mountaineer) 02/22/20
• Council to discuss potential new hotel rules (Citizen Times) 02/21/20
• Virginia casino bills move forward (Smoky Mountain News) 02/21/20
• East Asheville: Rise closes, new mall food (Citizen Times) 02/20/20
• Greenway grant could boost Ecusta Trail (Lightning) 02/20/20
• Major manufacturing project could bring 1,200 jobs (Citizen Times) 02/20/20
• From ‘Pit Of Despair’ To ‘Civic Plaza’; Concepts Presented for Lot Development (Ashvegas) 02/20/20
• Do wood frame hotels, apartments meet code? (Citizen Times) 02/19/20
• Bruce Elliston, Founder Of Asheville Family Health Centers, Dies (Ashvegas) 02/19/20
• Mystery 'delivery station' bringing 200 jobs to Mills River (Lightning) 02/19/20
• Newman, local hoteliers split on occupancy tax changes (Mountain Xpress) 02/19/20
• 687 housing units planned for Pond Road site (Citizen Times) 02/18/20
• Board to consider Enka ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ funds (Citizen Times) 02/18/20
• Sneaker lovers bring shoe making to Asheville (Citizen Times) 02/18/20
• Amazing Pizza moves; breakfast spot opens (Lightning) 02/18/20
• Rents from $290 for proposed affordable apartments on Duncan Hill Rd (Lightning) 02/18/20
• Asheville RAD mixed use project, including hotel, gets moving (Ashvegas) 02/18/20
• Residents: Black Mountain must protect its identity as Buncombe grows (Citizen Times) 02/18/20
• Visiting Our Past: Eagle Street business boomed (Citizen Times) 02/17/20
• Pisgah National Forest Twelve Mile timber harvest OK’d (Citizen Times) 02/17/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Jan. 21-30 (Citizen Times) 02/17/20
• New LEAF Global Arts Center opens on The Block (Citizen Times) 02/17/20
• Specialty dog care facility to open (The Mountaineer) 02/16/20
• Free Hendersonville Art and Architecture Walking Tours back for 2020 (Times-News) 02/16/20
• Downtown Canton talks business (The Mountaineer) 02/16/20
• Development coming, like it or not (Citizen Times) 02/15/02
• County emails on Tryon Equestrian Center subpoenaed (Citizen Times) 02/15/20
• Coronavirus disrupts NC furniture supply chain (Citizen Times) 02/15/20
• St. Paul Episcopal Church to get Local Landmark designation (Lightning) 02/15/20
• Freshness guaranteed at Daylight Donuts (The Mountaineer) 02/14/20
• Overlook Road ‘highest end’ town homes approved (Citizen Times) 02/13/20
• Great Smoky Mountains hits record 12M visitors, drives local economy (Citizen Times) 02/13/20
• Mills River breaks ground on $424,000 baseball field (Lightning) 02/13/20
• 74-home subdivision on Fifth Avenue West is too dense, Planning Board says (Lightning)
• New Hendersonville hotel, parking garage details shared... (Times-News) 02/13/20
• Hendersonville Farmers Market to launch at Historic Train Depot (WLOS) 02/13/20
• Enka ‘bridge to nowhere’ connection on Feb. 18 commission agenda (Mountain Xpress) 02/13/20
• Hospital assessor rates Pardee among top 250 in U.S. (Lightning) 02/12/20
• Duke coal ash landfill in Asheville gets go-ahead (Citizen Times) 02/12/20
• Planning board declines housing development between Laurel Park, Hendersonville (Lightning) 02/12/20
• Shining Rock Classical Academy's charter is renewed (The Mountaineer) 02/11/20
• City Council to schedule Feb. 25 hotel development work session (Mountain Xpress) 02/11/20
• Hospital assessor rates Pardee among top 250 in U.S. (Lightning) 02/11/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Jan.13 – 17 (Citizen Times) 02/10/20
• Buncombe, Henderson counties lead state in employment (Lightning) 02/10/20
• City launches new farmers market at train depot (Lightning) 02/10/20
• Hendersonville police station construction could begin in April (Times-News) 02/10/20
• Seventh Avenue makeover: Wider sidewalks, gateway entrances... (Times-News) 02/09/20
• Rehabbed Grey Mill apartments draw high praise at open house in Hendersonville (Times-News) 02/09/20
• Mills River to break ground for first ballfield at town park (Times-News) 02/08/20
• South Philly Italian Pastas, served curbside in Canton (The Mountaineer) 02/08/20
• Duke opens Arden gas plant (Mountain Xpress) 02/08/20
• WCU building evacuated after students fall ill (Citizen Times) 02/07/20
• Ivy Crossing would add 74 homes off Fifth Avenue (Lightning) 02/07/20
• Hazardous Materials Cause WCU Evacuation (Smoky Mountain News) 02/07/20
• Humane Society opens West Asheville thrift store (Citizen Times) 02/06/20
• Second Amendment sanctuaries form across WNC (Citizen Times) 02/06/20
• About potential land sales on U.S. 64 (Lightning) 02/06/20
• WNC Bridge Foundation opens Weaverville thrift store Feb. 8 (Mountain Xpress) 02/06/20
• Is the WNC Ag Center safe? (Citizen Times) 02/06/20
• Kava and kratom culture takes root in WNC (Mountain Xpress) 02/06/20
• Overlook Road developer meets with residents (Citizen Times) 02/05/20
• Food producers hurt by Earth Fare closure (Citizen Times) 02/05/20
• Earth Fare files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy (Citizen Times) 02/05/20
• New application seeks county OK for Tap Root development (Lightning) 02/05/20
• Smells like money: town grant program spurs Canton comeback (The Mountaineer) 02/05/20
• I-26 Connector environmental study released (Citizen Times) 02/05/20
• DuPont hits nearly 1M visitors, launches survey (Citizen Times) 02/05/20
• New housing development proposed for former Tap Root Dairy site (Times-News) 02/05/20
• Frog Level soup kitchen lease won’t be renewed (The Mountaineer) 02/05/20
• Asheville seeks developers for 319 Biltmore Avenue (Mountain Xpress) 02/05/20
• Smokies shatters visitation records (Smoky Mountain News) 02/05/20
• Earth Fare to close all of its stores (Citizen Times) 02/04/20
• Brevard College to expand facilities, programs in face of growth (Times-News) 02/04/20
• Photos: Asheville’s South Slope through the years (Citizen Times) 02/04/20
• Two affordable-housing apartment projects proposed for Hendersonville (Times-News) 02/04/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Jan. 9 – 10 (Citizen Times) 02/03/20
• Five Henderson County farms on North Carolina agritourism tour (Lightning) 02/03/20
• Waynesville Housing Authority expands vision (The Mountaineer) 02/03/20
• Mercy Urgent Care to open Feb. 4 in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 02/03/20
• Warren Wilson College named Tree Campus USA (Mountain Xpress) 02/03/20
• Morris Broadband upgrade increases internet speeds in Henderson County (Times-News) 02/02/20
• Envision Pain Management opens in Clyde (Smoky Mountain News) 02/02/20
• Affordable housing under renovation in Canton (The Mountaineer) 02/02/20
• Nypro investing $18.5M, adding 68 new jobs (Citizen Times) 02/01/20
• Asheville hotel tax should be changed, consultants say (Citizen Times) 02/01/20
• Amazing Pizza Co. opening in Mills River next week; closing Hendersonville location (Times-News) 02/01/20
• 222-acre religious conference center up for Feb. 5 commission vote (Mountain Xpress) 02/01/20
• City proposes $100M makeover for Thomas Wolfe Auditorium (Mountain Xpress) 02/01/20
• Asheville Human Society opens new thrift store on Patton Ave (Mountain Xpress) 02/01/20
• Duke Energy retires coal units at Lake Julian (Citizen Times) 01/31/20
• Yelp: Asheville the #1 food destination in U.S. (Citizen Times) 01/30/20
• 10 healthy-ish Asheville area drive-thrus (Citizen Times) 01/30/20
• ASPCA facility cures dogs paralyzed with fear (Citizen Times) 01/30/20
• $1M tourism advertising spending boost approved (Citizen Times) 01/30/20
• Shining Rock mulls facility opportunity (The Mountaineer) 01/30/20
• The Open Door to exit Frog Level (The Mountaineer) 01/30/20
• Super Bowl to showcase Sylva (Smoky Mountain News) 01/30/20
• Overlook Road town homes proposal draws criticism (Citizen Times) 01/20/20
• New Blue Ridge Craft Trails boosts artists and heritage tourism (Lightning) 01/29/20
• LongHorn Steakhouse opens in Fletcher (Lightning) 01/29/20
• Mission to move out of Madison after commissioners approve new EMS provider (Citizen Times) 01/28/20
• New Mountain Credit Union headquarters now open (The Mountaineer) 01/28/20
• Gan Shan Station’s final countdown (Mountain Xpress) 01/28/20
• AVL: 43% growth, 1.6 million passengers in 2019 (Citizen Times) 01/27/20
• St. James' School for Little Folks to close (Lightning) 01/26/20
• Sip 'Sum moves to Sylva (The Mountaineer) 01/26/20
• New sanitary technology is available in WNC (The Mountaineer) 01/26/20
• Southern Raft Supply in Asheville to close (Citizen Times) 01/24/20
• Highland Lake Road condemnation could start in March (Lightning) 01/23/20
• 12 Bones has new brewer, big ideas (Citizen Times) 01/23/20
• MPO rejects Flat Rock's appeal to kill road project (Lightning) 01/23/20
• Crack down on Waynesville's skid row: blighted block deemed 'unsafe' (The Mountaineer) 01/22/20
• Tribal Council approves $4 million Balsam West loan (Smoky Mountain News) 01/22/20
• New seafood shop for N Asheville (Citizen Times) 01/22/20
• Downtown Saluda opens new visitor center May 1 (Mountain Xpress) 01/22/20
• River park efforts revived in Cullowhee (Smoky Mountain News) 01/22/20
• Long Shoals lot clearing? Development coming? (Citizen Times) 01/21/20
• Laurel Park OKs 129-unit senior living development (Lightning) 01/21/20
• Harrah’s Cherokee reports sizable economic, community impact in 2019 (The Mountaineer) 01/21/20
• Asheville Brewing, Orange Peel build music venue (Citizen Times) 01/21/20
• Indoor bike park, climbing gym opens soon in Mills River (Lightning) 01/20/20
• 4 Years into construction Brevard Rd ramp opens (Citizen Times) 01/18/20
• Check out all the parking deck renderings (Lightning) 01/18/20
• LEAF Community Arts Marks Milestone With New Home, New Name (Ashvegas) 01/18/20
• Dollar General opening in Tuxedo (Lightning) 01/17/20
• Rugby resort with restaurant, taproom and yurts advances (Lighting) 01/17/20
• Bold plan for Thomas Wolfe could cost $100M (Citizen Times) 01/16/20
• NC wants Bent Creek wetlands better protected (Citizen Times) 01/16/20
• 3-cent property tax hike? City hunts for funds (Citizen Times) 01/16/20
• Parking deck proposal would end free parking downtown (Lightning) 01/16/20
• After 38 years, Mack Kells Pub and Grill seeks a new home (Mountain Xpress) 01/16/20
• River Arts District housing project stalled over affordability (Citizen Times) 01/16/20
• Asheville closings in 2020 (Citizen Times) 01/16/20
• Woodfin greenway design seeks $958K in extra county funds (Mountain Xpress) 01/16/20
• County commissioners vote to keep Highland Lake Rd project alive (Lighting) 01/15/20
• Edwards to chair economic development committee (Lightning) 01/15/20
• Allegiant adds 4 AVL flights to big cities (Citizen Times) 01/14/20
• Craven Street condo project proposed in West Asheville (Ashvegas) 01/14/20
• Pet Wants launches in Asheville (Mountain Xpress) 01/14/20
• Beloved Sylva restaurant closes doors (Smoky Mountain News) 01/14/20
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Dec. 20-31 (Citizen Times) 01/13/20
• RAD Lofts developer seeks to reduce affordable units (Mountain Xpress) 01/13/20
• Asheville noted for city’s high self-employment rate (Mountain Xpress) 01/13/20
• Auto repair new top consumer complaint generator, says local BBB (Mountain Xpress) 01/13/20
• Wehrloom Honey and Meadery planned for Asheville South Slope (Ashvegas) 01/12/20
• RiverLink’s RAD Watershed Plan addresses Asheville’s most impaired waterway (Mountain Xpress) 01/11/20
• Candler Bi-Lo to close after ‘underperforming’ (Citizen Times) 01/10/20
• Key report due Jan. 30 on Asheville hotel ban (Citizen Times) 01/10/20
• Mountain Audiology responds to closure (The Mountaineer) 01/10/20
• Parisian Hotel at Bank of America building gets approval (Citizen Times) 01/10/20
• City has no plans to annex Halfway Tree (Lightning) 01/10/20
• Celebrating Harrah’s Cherokee Center – Asheville (Citizen Times) 01/10/20
• Board denies request to rezone mobile home park (Citizen Times) 01/09/20
• Will new Buncombe district lines doom GOP? (Citizen Times) 01/09/20
• Parisian Hotel moving forward with new owners (Citizen Times) 01/09/20
• Mills River eyes $424,000 contract for baseball field (Lightning) 01/09/20
• Physical therapy clinic opens in newly renovation 100 East Allen (Lightning) 01/09/20
• Boutique hotel, spa, 5-star restaurant proposed on North Rugby Road (Lightning) 01/09/20
• Reversing old majority again, village opposes sale of parkland for road (Lightning) 01/09/20
• Buncombe County employs new technologies for property revaluation (Mountain Xpress) 01/09/20
• Affordable housing is on the way in Haywood County (The Mountaineer) 01/08/20
• Underground Main spot getting new restaurant (Lightning) 01/08/20
• New shop will occupy former Shelley's Jewelry space downtown (Lightning) 01/08/20
• Tribe continues recovery from cyber attack (Smoky Mountain News) 01/08/20
• New Asheville hotels tap local talent to raise the bar for on-site dining (Mountain Xpress) 01/08/20
• House approves bill to grant Cherokee land in Tennessee (Smoky Mountain News) 01/08/20
• Swain tourism authority requests aquarium expansion (Smoky Mountain News) 01/08/20
• Crossroads West Asheville application pulled (Citizen Times) 01/07/20
• Parkway views protected in Haywood, Watauga counties (Citizen Times) 01/07/20
• Asheville Area Arts Council announces move (Mountain Xpress) 01/07/20
• State broadband office works to close digital divide (The Mountaineer) 01/07/20
• White Duck Taco Shop heads south (Mountain Xpress) 01/07/20
• N.C. Supreme Court to hear Asheville hotel case (Citizen Times) 01/06/20
• Iannucci’s closes with tears, smiles (Citizen Times) 01/05/20
• Commission to decide Charlotte Highway rezoning at Jan. 7 meeting (Mountain Xpress) 01/05/20
• Gan Shan Station set to close. Jettie Rae's Oyster House to take over its space (Citizen Times) 01/05/20
• Buncombe property transfers for Dec. 12-19 (Citizen Times) 01/05/20
• Century old dental practice has a new face (The Mountaineer) 01/05/20
• Pisgah and Nantahala national forest roads to close temporarily (Citizen Times) 01/04/20
• Purple Onion transitions to new owners (Lightning) 01/04/20
• I-40 project starts this weekend (The Mountaineer) 01/04/20
• Axe throwing lanes at Catawba Brewing Co. Biltmore open Jan 8 (Mountain Xpress) 01/04/20
• Burt Smith Law Offices closed (The Mountaineer) 01/04/20
• Station on Main is a new experience on every visit (The Mountaineer) 01/04/20
• What to know about Duke landfill at Lake Julian (Citizen Times) 01/03/20
• City may extend sewer service to polluting mobile home park (Lightning) 01/03/20
• Asheville Mall to mandate adult supervision of youth at night (Citizen Times) 01/03/20
• Bywater drops everyday bar business for events (Citizen Times) 01/03/20
• Halfway Tree owner agrees to city sewer hookup (Lightning) 01/03/20
• Henderson’s 2020: Construction, new faces (Citizen Times) 01/02/20
• City Council to discuss Highland Lake Road project (Lightning) 01/02/20
• Buncombe 2020 living wage announcement postponed, says Just Economics (Mountain Xpress) 01/02/20
• NCCARE360 launches in WNC counties (Mountain Xpress) 01/02/20
• Duke will dig up most coal ash under NC deal (Citizen Times) 01/02/20
• Oldest Asheville & Buncombe buildings? (Citizen Times) 01/01/20
• City taps Charlotte group for development help (Citizen Times) 12/31/19
• Fare thee well: Some of the notable Asheville restaurants we lost in 2019 (Citizen Times) 12/3019
• Village Council formally asks DOT to drop road project (Lightning) 12/30/19
• Airport Road sees flurry of development, as open lots dwindle (Citizen Times) 12/26/19
• 23 notable Asheville restaurants opened in 2019 (Citizen Times) 12/24/19
• Buncombe property transfers for Dec. 2-11 (Citizen Times) 12/23/19
• Garner Car Stereo transitions after 47 years (Citizen Times)
• NC counties with the biggest population losses are all in the northeast. Why? (Citizen Times) 12/22/19
• Magazine honors Fletcher camping gear maker (Lightning) 12/22/19
• Work to start soon on French Broad Bridge (Lightning) 12/21/19
• WNC Entegra branches to close during merger (Smoky Mountain News) 12/21/19
• Drop of Sun Studios is expanding its facilities in 2020 (Mountain Xpress) 12/21/19
• Greenville Highway Roundabout is open (Lightning) 12/21/19
• Harvest Pizza planned for Asheville South Slope (Ashvegas) 12/20/19
• New Belgium employees OK sale to Kirin (Citizen Times) 12/19/19
• Tryon couple open a multifocused creative and retail space (Mountain Xpress) 12/19/19
• WCU part of ‘Guide to Green Colleges’ (The Mountaineer) 12/19/19
• Local bakery gets sucker punched by trademark challenge (The Mountaineer) 12/19/19
• Chill Cereal Bar & Cafe is a mother-and-son venture (Mountain Xpress) 12/19/19
• Human rights activists protest New Belgium’s pending sale (Mountain Xpress) 12/19/19
• Plans advance for Dairi-O on Upward Rd, new Chic-Fil-A (Lightning) 12/18/19
• Arabella Breakfast & Brunch to open on Main Street (Lightning) 12/16/19
• Hendersonville’s Main Street specialty shops talk business (Mountain Express) 12/15/19
• Mercy Urgent Care announces new location in Waynesville (The Mountaineer) 12/9/18
• Asheville Proper, A New Steakhouse, Planned For Downtown Grove Arcade (Ashvegas) 12/9/19
• East Asheville town home development a go? (Citizen Times) 12/7/19
• City tightens rules on electronic signs (Lightning) 12/7/19
• Asheville restaurants struggle with the lunch slump (Mountain Xpress) 12/7/19
• Riverside Rhapsody opens in Woodfin (Mountain Xpress) 12/7/19
• Tribal council kills resort proposal (Smoky Mountain News) 12/6/19
• Census 2020: High stakes for Buncombe County (Citizen Times) 12/5/19
• County OKs phase 2 of HHS construction plan (Lightning) 12/5/19
• Coffee shop puts Waynesville on the map (The Mountaineer)O 12/5/19
• Affordable housing in Asheville: How is it defined? (Citizen Times) 12/4/19
• White Duck Taco Shop opening on Seventh Avenue (Lightning) 12/4/19
• Crossroads development plan gains little favor with neighbors (Citizen Times) 12/4/19
• State releases 2020 economic tier rankings (Smoky Mountain News) 12/4/19
• Tiny building on Biltmore Avenue story (Citizen Times) 12/3/19
• Hydroponic farm to grow greens, 100 Yancey jobs (Citizen Times) 12/3/19
• Bankruptcy court OKs sale of BonWorth (Lightning) 11/29/19
• Keep your eye on downtown Waynesville with Main Street webcam (The Mountaineer) 11/29/19
• New owners at Whoo's Bouncing (The Mountaineer) 11/29/19
• City Council poised to dim animated signs (Lightning) 11/28/19
• Duke Energy plans industrial landfill at Lake Julian site in Asheville (Citizen Times) 11/27/19
• Council denies tiny home zoning expansion (Mountain Xpress) 11/27/19
• Newly opened Asheville restaurants and bars (Citizen Times) 11/26/19
• Long Shoals Road to get 300-plus apartments? (Citizen Times) 11/25/19
• Jettie Rae’s restaurant plans to be ‘reimagined’ (Citizen Times) 11/25/19
• Notable WNC brewery sells (Citizen Times) 11/25/19
• Asheville Regional gets $10M grant for terminal expansion (Citizen Times) 11/23/19
• Asheville Regional Airport receives $10M for expansion, improvements (Mountain Xpress) 11/23/19
• A-B Tech to launch barber academy in January (Mountain Xpress) 11/22/19
• Season of Giving: Nonprofits step in where government help ends (Lightning) 11/21/19
• New Belgium to be acquired by Australian company (Citizen Times) 11/20/19
• Parisian Hotel in downtown Asheville coming back for review (Ashvegas) 11/20/19
• Buncombe property transfers for Nov. 1 - 4, 2019 (Citizen Times) 11/19/19
• Asheville Citizen-Times awaits layoffs, consolidation after merger deal (Ashvegas) 11/17/19
• Asheville development forum: 11 thngs to know (Citizen Times) 11/16/19
• ABCCM receives $1.5 million gift for Transformation Village (Citizen Times) 11/15/19
• Pubcycle is pedaling to the pints downtown (Lightning) 11/15/19
• Study takes a look at possible Oklawaha Greenway extensions (Lightning) 11/15/19
• Balsam Mountain Preserve introduces village concept (The Mountaineer) 11/15/19
• Poe-inspired Burning Blush Brewery to open in Mills River (Mountain Xpress) 11/15/19
• 300,000-square-foot building going up in Fletcher? Hanger company coming (Citizen Times) 11/15/19
• Buncombe to consider facilities plan on Nov 19 (Mountain Xpress) 11/15/19
• Esquire: Benne one of best restaurants in US (Citizen Times) 11/14/19
• Report: NC rural schools in dire situation (Citizen Times) 11/13/19
• Mountain Projects tackles housing crisis (Smoky Mountain News) 11/13/19
• Mudslides prompt concern over construction (Smoky Mountain News) 11/13/19
• Council to hear 2020 census update on Nov. 12 (Mountain Xpress) 11/10/19
• Controversial West Asheville apartment proposal coming before Board of Adjustment (Citizen Times) 11/09/19
• Soccer fields for Lake Julian plant? (Citizen Times) 11/08/19
• Could West Asheville food hub solve insecurity? (Citizen Times) 11/08/19
• Solar plans win Buncombe commission approval (Mountain Xpress) 11/08/19
• King and Church to be repaved by fall of 2021 (Lightning) 11/08/19
• City OKs 332-home Clear Creek development (Lightning) 11/08/19
• Commercial kitchen interest gauged in Haywood (The Mountaineer) 11/08/19
• Mixed messages mark Metro Economy Outlook (Mountain Xpress) 11/08/19
• Shoney’s returns to Haywood County (The Mountaineer) 11/08/19
• Buncombe County OKs funds to extend ART bus line beyond Asheville city limits (Citizen Times) 11/07/19
• Hotels use public parking spots? (Citizen Times) 11/07/19
• Legislature to ban smokable hemp in N.C. (Smoky Mountain News) 11/07/19
• Demolition of former car dealership building at Patton and Clingman started (Citizen Times) 11/07/19
• The Radview mixed-use project up for Asheville Technical Review (Ashvegas) 11/07/19
• New alcohol laws transform the way local distillers do business (Mountain Xpress) 11/07/19
• Jewels That Dance, a downtown pioneer, to close after 36 years (Citizen Times) 11/06/19
• Grey Mill-to-Main corridor to get new sidewalks, street lamps, brick crosswalks (Lightning) 11/06/19
• Community Kitchen to begin long-awaited move in December (The Mountaineer) 11/06/19
• Perspective Café by Food Experience opens in Asheville Art Museum (Citizen Times) 11/06/19
• Carolina Village, second largest life care campus in N.C., completes 90 new dwellings (Lightning) 11/06/19
• Abundant Labs now operating in Canton (Smoky Mountain News) 11/06/19
• Large downtown mixed-use proposal set for P&Z hearing (Ashvegas) 11/06/19
• Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Oct. 17-23 (Citizen Times) 11/05/19