City Council to hold public hearing on potential bond referendum
At its 5 p.m. Aug. 9 meeting, Asheville City Council will hold a public hearing on a potential $74 million bonds package as part of a series of steps required by the NC Local Government Commission, a...
View ArticleCity of Asheville to hold workshop on potential for downtown shuttle
The City of Asheville is working with Nelson Nygaard Consulting Associates on a study to examine downtown parking conditions and identify strategies for improvement. One strategy to consider as part of...
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It’s time to register for fall children’s baseball
It's time to register for fall children's baseball Registration is now open for WNC Fall Baseball 2016. Boys and girls ages 4 to 18 are invited to play in divisions ranging from T-ball to Senior...
View ArticleAsheville City Council approves putting bond referendums to voters
Package would pay for transportation and recreation infrastructure as well as affordable housing projects Asheville City Council voted to put three bond referendums totaling $74 million before...
View ArticleSustainable consumption: What you can do to help reach for Zero Waste
This article comes from the City of Asheville Office of Sustainability. Have you ever wondered if there is a way that you can help the planet through your purchases and service choices? Well...
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Victoria Road to be repaved, most of the work done nights and weekends
After recently upgrading water mains to enhance fire safety along Victoria Road, the City of Asheville has started the next phase of infrastructure improvements to the area, which will include repaving...
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Asheville community invited to vote on naming of Kenilworth creek
With the help of the City of Asheville and the Kenilworth Residents’ Association (KRA), RiverLink’s Name That Creek program is set to name a new stream. This one flows through the Kenilworth...
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Asheville Parks & Recreation to host Doggie Dip
Come celebrate the end of pool season at Asheville Parks & Recreation’s third annual Doggie Dip September 10 at Recreation Park Pool, 65 Gashes Creek Road. The dip is from noon until 5 p.m. and...
View ArticleNeighborhood Profile – Carney Place
Carney Place, a Habitat for Humanity community in West Asheville, was built from early 2011 through late 2013. The 22 Habitat houses line all of Trellis Court and a portion of Brotherton Avenue. The...
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Veterans ride free on ART buses for Veterans Day
Veterans ride free on ART buses for Veterans Day To honor the service of our veterans, the City of Asheville invites veterans to ride all Asheville Redefines Transit (ART) routes FREE for Veteran’s...
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