May 11, 2017 – mountainx.com

Letter: No longer ‘of and for’ the people

May 11, 2017 by Letters

“I am sure you will agree that the fundamental and foundational rights of people have been usurped by special interests, corporations and those who have enough money to make their “speech” heard over the rest.”

In photos: A Seat at the Table

May 11, 2017 by Jack Sorokin

Local chefs gathered at The Rhu on May 9 to host a five-course dinner in support of the Haywood Street Congregation and its Downtown Welcome Table meal program.

Mayor Manheimer, Asheville citizens call for fair redistricting

May 11, 2017May 11, 2017 by Molly Horak

Asheville Mayor Esther Manheimer held a press conference Thursday, May 11, to highlight House Bill 200, which seeks to end gerrymandering on a statewide level. Asheville residents affiliated with Common Cause NC, a nonprofit organization based out of Raleigh, also spoke against gerrymandering within congressional districts and the need to support the proposed legislation.

Two local artists follow their passions in the RAD

May 11, 2017 by Alli Marshall

The River Arts District’s Spring Studio Stroll takes place over Mother’s Day weekend — Saturday and Sunday, May 20 and 21.

Album review: ‘Horse of a Different Tullar’ by Carpal Tullar

May 11, 2017 by Bill Kopp

Like the abrasiveness of sand is an integral part of the creation of a pearl, so, too, is the internal struggle between Chris Tullar’s progressive and pop sensibilities. And Carpal Tullar’s Horse of a Different Tullar showcases those qualities in the best possible way.

Letter: No longer ‘of and for’ the people

In photos: A Seat at the Table

Mayor Manheimer, Asheville citizens call for fair redistricting

Two local artists follow their passions in the RAD

Album review: ‘Horse of a Different Tullar’ by Carpal Tullar

Become a master of mead

Rowdy, marathon BOA meeting highlights development, traffic frustrations

Ashevilleans seek solutions for isolation in the digital era

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