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Ingles lost power in 80 of its 198 stores from Tropical Storm Helene, and all stores were unable to process credit or debit cards, requiring cash-only transactions “for various periods of time,” according to the company’s newly released annual report.
Markets are back! Though winter markets are smaller, you can still find a good mix of seasonal produce including storage crops, like sweet potatoes, potatoes, and winter squash, plus cold-weather veggies.
The Mountain Gateway Museum has opened to the public at its temporary location at 78-C Catawba Ave., in Old Fort.
The Hendersonville Fire Department recently celebrated the achievements of two members at its annual awards ceremony.
In a powerful display of community support and resilience, the Haywood Advancement Foundation (HAF) has awarded $350,000 in recovery grants to 17 small businesses across Haywood County.
On January 1, 2025, in the Old Senate Chambers at the historic Capitol in downtown Raleigh, Josh Stein took the oath of office to become North Carolina’s 76th Governor.
Working Wheels, a local non-profit that provides affordable, reliable transportation for local families in need, has raised nearly $400,000 to purchase thirty replacement cars for survivors of Hurricane Helene who lost their car in the flood.
AdventHealth is excited to welcome Adriana Savescu, PA-C, to its team at AdventHealth Medical Group Urology at Medical Office Building.
The glass, aluminum, and stainless steel panels reclined at low angles and basked in the sun as the men in suits and ties, flanked by reporters, took to the West Wing roof to look at what they thought was the future.
In the immediate aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene, broken roads kept hungry people from accessing the grocery stores that remained open. But two-and-a-half months out, mountain communities are experiencing persistent challenges to food access.
Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Health and Human Services Secretary Kody H. Kinsley recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina by announcing that nearly 600,000 North Carolinians, many of whom live in rural counties, have enrolled.
HCA Healthcare plans to demolish Mission Hospital’s St. Joseph’s campus, whose origins date back more than a century, Asheville Watchdog has learned.
