Conscious Party: Supporting the SHE

WHAT: An Evening of Spoken Word & Cello WHEN: Saturday, March 28, 6:45 p.m. WHERE: 35 Wall St., Asheville WHY: The aSHEville Museum, a women’s cultural museum contributing to the creation of  a more just and equitable world, focuses on giving women a voice and highlighting their accomplishments and experiences. To further this mission and … Read more

State textbook funding woefully inadequate

Have you noticed that prices are dropping and you can get more for less these days? We haven’t either, but our lawmakers are acting as if this were true. Our current state budget touts a $1 billion increase in educational funding, but little is said about how much of that money actually reaches classrooms. In … Read more

Rhubarb chef John Fleer nominated for ‘Best Chef in the Southeast’ award

Over breakfast at the Beard House in Greenwich Village, James Beard Foundation president Susan Ungaro announced the final nominees for the 25th annual James Beard awards.

Among the list of names was Asheville’s own John Fleer, chef at Rhubarb, downtown’s upscale farm-to-table eatery.

Give me a break: A behind-the-scenes peek at restaurant deals

Websites such as Groupon and local outfit Asheville Deal offer patrons an opportunity to try out, at a discounted rate, restaurants they might not otherwise venture into. It’s obvious what’s in it for diners, but why do successful local establishments opt to take part in these programs?

Keller Williams plays benefit shows for Wild South

The Virginian easily accepted an offer from longtime friend Bob Robertson of Asheville-based Mountain Roots Management to partner with Wild South for a trio of benefit shows across the Southeast. Following consecutive nights in Birmingham, Ala., and Chattanooga, Tenn., the last of the concerts takes place at The Orange Peel on Saturday, March 28.

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