Recently, I had the unexpected pleasure of collaborating with three members of the Asheville City Council — Bo Hess, Sage Turner and Maggie Ullman — on a comedic reel filmed inside Asheville City ...

6. Muir Way Colorado 3D Raised Relief Map For the dad who still reads trail maps like novels, the Muir Way Raised Relief Map is a gift he’ll actually hang up. I recently got the framed version to hang ...

A raised relief map at the museum depicts the town of Coal Creek, now called Rocky Top, situated in a valley. West of the town, up in the mountains and down in the hollers, is where dozens of ...

Don’t forget to purchase your “Mountain Strong” hurricane relief T-shirt through the Mast General Store. $10 from each T-shirt sale will be donated to ongoing relief efforts.

Black Mountain Cider & Mead Location: 104 Eastside Drive, #307, Black Mountain, NC 28711 Flooding damaged Black Mountain Cider & Mead’s building during the hurricane, leading the cidery to lose ...

Black Mountain Cider & Mead Location: 104 Eastside Drive, #307, Black Mountain, NC 28711 Flooding damaged Black Mountain Cider & Mead’s building during the hurricane, leading the cidery to lose ...

Burn bans in Western NC A burn ban was still in place for all of North Carolina as of March 31. Great Smoky Mountains National Park also has issued a burn ban. Todd Runkle is the Carolinas Connect ...

Mar. 26—INCHELIUM, Colville Indian Reservation — Shelly Boyd traced her finger over a raised-relief map made by her students of the Sn̓ʕay̓čkstx traditional territory. She spoke of the ...

North Carolina Six months after Helene, families ache for any trace of loved ones lost in NC floods By Luciana Perez Uribe Guinassi and Robert Willett Updated March 26, 2025 1:27 PM ...

The Rotary Club in King, part of Rotary District 7690, has helped raise more than $231,000 for Hurricane Helene relief efforts. Since the storms hit western North Carolina, members of Rotary ...

Numerous organizations have stepped in to aid victims. One such organization is Mountain Ways, a nonprofit dedicated to serving Appalachian communities affected by natural disasters and tragedies.

Flexibility was given for $500,000 of previous Duke Energy Foundation grants to be used for community relief and recovery through western North Carolina organizations. More than $200,000 has been ...