The third of four parts Sandra Smith has a name for the towering new homes squeezed onto tiny lots in Asheville’s historically Black neighborhoods: “Slim-talls.” She pointed out one after another on a ...

To truly appreciate the history of Asheville's role in the birth of country music, you must understand its roots.

Linville Caverns, North Carolina’s only publicly accessible cave system, invites exploration of an underground wonderland. The caverns maintain a steady 52-degree temperature regardless of season – ...

Returning to Western North Carolina a year after Hurricane Helene devastated the region, what does the tourism scene look like and how has the area rebuilt?

Lake James State Park lies just a short drive away, offering nearly 7,000 acres of crystal-clear mountain water framed by unspoiled forest. The park provides swimming, boating, and fishing ...

For seniors seeking the best places to retire, consider heading to the Blue Ridge Mountains for a quaint style of living at affordable prices.

Two of the latest business reopenings in Asheville's historic Biltmore Village including a fashion store and market cafe.

The holidays are underway at Biltmore as estate employees gathered to place the finishing decoration in Biltmore House. A majestic 35-foot-tall Fraser fir weighing 2,500 pounds took its place as the ...

ASHEVILLE – The nearly mile-long Nasty Branch Greenway, which will run along the creek through Southside, is slated to begin ...

Where to find free food in Western North Carolina Will Hofmann is the Growth and Development Reporter for the Asheville ...

ASHEVILLE - This year marks the 130th anniversary of the Christmas season at the Biltmore House at Biltmore Estate in ...

The “most beautiful” public garden in North Carolina can be found in Asheville, according to popular home improvement network ...