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Asheville targets slumlords with new rent rule

Asheville targets slumlords with new rent rule

Asheville now bans rent collection on properties deemed unsafe, a win for tenants seeking accountability from landlords.
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Farmer's Almanac predicts when North Carolina could see its first snow

Farmer's Almanac predicts when North Carolina could see its first snow

The Old Farmer's Almanac issued its predictions in the form of a 'typical first snowfall of the season' map. Here's what it found for North Carolina.
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WalletHub ranks North Carolina among top 15 happiest states in U.S.

WalletHub ranks North Carolina among top 15 happiest states in U.S.

WalletHub rankings were made based on three key metrics. See where North Carolina ranked among top 15.
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It's been 84 years since this North Carolina city hosted a PGA Tour event. Is it ready?

It's been 84 years since this North Carolina city hosted a PGA Tour event. Is it ready?

The PGA Tour returns to Asheville for the first time in 84 years, bringing top golfers to The Cliffs at Walnut Cove.
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North Carolina high school football schedule Week 4, including every WNC game

North Carolina high school football schedule Week 4, including every WNC game

See the schedule of North Carolina high school football games in Western North Carolina in Week 4 of NCHSAA, NCISAA season.
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NC ranks best for business economy, dead last for workers

NC ranks best for business economy, dead last for workers

NC consistently ranks among top U.S. states for business. But a new ranking by Oxfam lists it dead last in this year’s 2026 Best States to Work Index.
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Congressman Don Davis Announces 2026 Congressional App Challenge for North Carolina Students

Congressman Don Davis Announces 2026 Congressional App Challenge for North Carolina Students

Congressman Don Davis (NC-01) has officially launched the 2026 Congressional App Challenge, a national competition aimed at middle and high school students within North Carolina's First Congressional District. This initiative encourages young individuals to delve into coding and computer science by developing their own original applications. The challenge is designed to foster STEM education and cultivate the next generation of technology innovators. Students interested in participating must register and submit their apps online by 5:00 PM on Monday, October 26, 2026. The winner from the First Congressional District will receive recognition on the Congressional App Challenge website and will be invited to attend the #HouseOfCode event in Washington, D.C., in the spring of 2027. Congressman Davis emphasized that the challenge highlights the creativity and innovation present in eastern North Carolina students, equipping them with essential skills for a technology-driven economy.
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Celebrity chef Richard Blais to co-host restaurant pop-up in Asheville

Celebrity chef Richard Blais to co-host restaurant pop-up in Asheville

A celebrity chef of "Next Level Chef" and "Top Chef" fame is coming to Asheville to partner with a local chef for a restaurant menu takeover.
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Parts of Asheville Blade case over reporter arrests can move on: Judge

Parts of Asheville Blade case over reporter arrests can move on: Judge

Asheville Blade reporters shot video of police officers as they dismantled an encampment and asked protesters to vacate Aston Park.
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NOAA predicts just how wet it could get in NC could get in fall 2026

NOAA predicts just how wet it could get in NC could get in fall 2026

NOAA makes long range predictions for temperature and precipitation levels. Here's what the agency found for fall 2026 in North Carolina.
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Injuries force Swain County football to cancel Sept. 11 game vs Mountain Heritage

Injuries force Swain County football to cancel Sept. 11 game vs Mountain Heritage

Swain County Schools Superintendent Brandon Sutton told the Citizen Times Swain County's football game vs. Mountain Heritage on Sept. 11 is canceled.
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September 2026 approval polls for Trump continue to wane in U.S., NC

September 2026 approval polls for Trump continue to wane in U.S., NC

Trump's approval in North Carolina and in the U.S. continues to wane as midterms draw near.