February 23, 2019 – mountainx.com

Evergreen science teacher wins national recognition

February 23, 2019 by Daniel Walton

Jason Carter’s creative instructional attitude recently earned him the honor of being named a Teacher Ambassador by the California-based National Center for Science Education. Along with nine colleagues from across the country, he will help develop, test and deploy a curriculum that addresses climate change denial.

Letter: Give cave people some credit

February 23, 2019 by Letters

“Why do we always assume that cave people (who were still learning to use tools, or were even good with tools, and — better yet — possibly good with each other) were stupid?”

Where do locally owned franchises fit in Asheville’s economy?

February 23, 2019 by Brooke Randle

Brandy Mills and her husband, Robert, say that one of their fondest memories of growing up in Asheville is of meeting friends and family at the Tastee-Freez on Patton Avenue to enjoy their favorite ice cream on hot summer days. “Both of our families could only afford to take us there once or twice a … Read more

Local leaders tackle health impacts of structural racism

February 23, 2019 by Kiesa Kay

By reaching out to African-American residents in rural parts of WNC through surveys, conversations and community meetings, a new three-year, $350,000 fellowship aims to raise awareness and reduce racism in the region’s nonurban health care delivery system.

Acoustic Asheville: 5j Barrow

February 23, 2019 by Jesse Hamm

The duo is included on the Songsmith Gathering bill in Brevard on May 18. That lineup is headed by David Crosby.

Evergreen science teacher wins national recognition

Letter: Give cave people some credit

Where do locally owned franchises fit in Asheville’s economy?

Local leaders tackle health impacts of structural racism

Acoustic Asheville: 5j Barrow

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