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Dehydrated puppies found in hot plastic bin near bridge
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WHNS/Gray News) - A litter of puppies was found abandoned in a plastic bin left out in the hot sun. The person who found the puppies brought them to Brother Wolf Animal Rescue in Asheville, North Carolina. “A hot plastic tote bin left in the sun,” the rescue...
La Pantera 97.3 FM brings new beat to Asheville radio scene
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Music … it’s all around us. But something has been missing from the Asheville music scene. That will change Wednesday morning, when Asheville Media Group launches the city’s newest radio station: La Pantera 97.3 FM. Why a Regional Mexican radio station?. “We...
6 tips to keep your dog calm during fireworks on Fourth of July
There's nothing like celebrating the Fourth of July in the South, where fireworks glitter the night sky in hues of red, white, and blue. Down in these parts, residents show a deep appreciation for their country. A whole month ahead of the Fourth, residents begin stocking up on fireworks, sometimes crossing state lines to do so. You can also find American flags displayed on cars, clothing, front lawns, and golf carts.
Community Hero and Animal Rescue Team Save Dehydrated Puppies in North Carolina
ASHEVILLE, N.C. – A heartwarming rescue operation unfolded in North Carolina when Brother Wolf Animal Rescue (BWAR) stepped in to save a litter of puppies found abandoned in a plastic bin near a bridge. A community member became the hero of the day when they discovered the dehydrated puppies...
Enjoy A Breakfast Of Champions At This Delicious Farm-To-Table Restaurant In North Carolina
A scrumptious restaurant in North Carolina that serves tofu and tempeh on the kid’s menu has a creative staff that considers healthy food alternatives. Yes – you’ll find waffles and chicken tenders at Early Girl Eatery, but it’s good to know that the all-day menu provides excellent options for those trying to stay within some nutritious eating guidelines. Since 2001, fresh and local ingredients have been sourced and hand-crafted into farm-to-table cuisine. Take a closer look at this farm-to-table restaurant in North Carolina — available at three Asheville locations.
Calling all stuffed animal friends for a library sleepover
Fluffy friends are in for a night of fun at the Stuffed Animal Sleepover at the Oakley Library in South Asheville on Friday, July 12. Stuffed animals are invited to spend the night at the library. During the sleepover, the stuffed animals will play games together, listen to stories, and stay up extra late. Each stuffed animal will receive a certificate to show their participation and a photo from the sleepover to share with each child.
Puppies abandoned on bridge soon up for adoption at Brother Wolf
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Four recovering puppies will soon be up for adoption at Brother Wolf Animal Rescue after they were abandoned on an Asheville bridge. A spokesperson with Brother Wolf said the puppies were brought in several weeks ago after a community member found them inside a plastic bin left in the hot summer sun.
Fireworks, Music, and Food Vendors
Join us on Main Street for our annual July 4th celebration. Datrian Johnson will take the stage at 7, with fireworks from the Primary School ballfield at 9:15pm. Food vendors will be set by 5:30pm offering barbecue, Indian food, Pizza, Lemonade, and Dippin dots in the Municipal Parking Lot. Treat yourself to a massage and learn about the historic Hillside Street Community Center while grabbing your food or hang in the Relaxation tent for some shade.
CDS student's Kennel Kindness Project bridges animal care, youth education
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The Kennel Kindness Project, founded by a Carolina Day School (CDS) student, is already making a significant impact. Zoe Hewitt, a junior at CDS, is working with a group of CDS Horizons students this summer to teach them about the important connection between people and animals.
Asheville's draft 10-year parks plan prioritizes more pickleball, pools and new parks
ASHEVILLE - Parks and Recreation recently released a draft of its 10-year plan, offering a first look at where the city might focus attention, and money, in coming years. Top of the list, among Phase 1 project priorities, are two new major facilities — a pickleball complex, with eight to 10 courts; and an aquatic facility — plus reinvesting in six system parks and two community centers, new trails and "following through" on the development of a recently acquired property on Sweeten Creek Road.
Which Asheville restaurants, bars opened in 2nd quarter 2024? Italian fare to coffee shops
ASHEVILLE - A host of new eateries and watering holes opened in time for the spring and summer crowds. The latest local, regional and national businesses to debut include food stall vendors with fast-casual meals and fine dining restaurants and chic bars serving drinks, food and a scenic view. Asheville's brewery scene...
Help Asheville Bears closes after spending $2 million calling attention to injured animals
Help Asheville Bears has shut down after four and a half years of calling attention to injured bears, targeting poachers and spending $2.3 million. The grassroots nonprofit grew out of one family’s crusade following the 2019 discovery of a bear they’d named Peaches that was suddenly missing a limb.
Sweet Bouquets: Southern Living Meets Southern Hospitality
Asheville – Sitting back from the traffic on Hendersonville Road, just south of Long Shoals, is a quaint little cottage. In fact, the abundance of blooms at the entrance gives it a touch of Thomas Kinkade. Inside, one is at once rejuvenated by the fragrance of fresh roses. Alecia...
Asheville Food Bites: How to get Neng Jr.'s to-go, more new menus, events, projects
ASHEVILLE - Neng Jr.'s offers special carryout service and hosts culinary event; Luminosa launches lunch service with original menu; Regina's extends hours and announces Italian garden harvest soiree; and Asheville restaurants launch fundraiser to provide mental health resources and counseling to industry workers. Neng's Bar & Grille and "Flavorama" event.
Gateway Park along French Broad to fill in another missing greenway link
A new public park is being developed by RiverLink to serve cyclists, runners and pedestrians along the French Broad River near Montford. The new Gateway Park will be constructed on a two-acre tract along Riverside Drive north of the Pearson Bridge. With meandering pathways and native plantings, arched gateways at both entrances and a carousel-inspired pavilion, the new park will resurrect a smaller version of the historic Riverside Park found at this location in the early 20th century.
The Self-Taught Path to Perfection
Jan Swanson of Weaverville has painted for more than 20 years and has received numerous awards for her work. She’s also taken lots of drawing and painting classes, at institutions including University of South Carolina and Columbia College, Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado, Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts in Gatlinburg, and, in North Carolina, Penland School of Craft near Burnsville.
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