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Fate, a biker bar, Angela Shelton and a benefit for 6-year-old with cancer
Comments: 1 Views: 84Let the renovations begin: Civic Center lands $2 million TDA grant
Comments: 2 Views: 298It’s counterproductive to egg on Bele Chere Baptist street preachers
Comments: 2 Views: 240Russell’s “Tommy” to be screened by Asheville Film Society
Comments: 1 Views: 250State launches 66 hunting and fishing rules changes Aug. 1
Comments: 0 Views: 60Scores of hang-gliders converge for 5th Tater Hill Open Aug. 1
Comments: 0 Views: 21Blue Ridge Parkway: 75 Years of Heritage and Communities held Aug. 7
Comments: 0 Views: 38EPA Announces $16 Million in Brownfields Funds to Clean up Communities
Comments: 0 Views: 42The weekend’s events at MoDaddy’s
Comments: 0 Views: 43Trash, Inc. Creative Reuse Center opens for business August 1st.
Comments: 0 Views: 72Buncombe County Parks Greenways and Recreation Services will spend $30,000 to study the feasibility of establishing a greenway along the French Broad River from the Broadway/River Road intersection at the Woodfin/Asheville line, through the Town of Woodfin; and continuig northward to the Buncombe/Madison county line. The plan continues on into Madison County and terminates at the Town of Marshall.
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It is very exiting to be working with this group and RiverLink has secured grant funding in cooperation with the town of woodfin to buy a 25 acre parcel on the west bank of the river right on the river. Opens Space and recreation opportunities are part of what the town of woodfin plans to provide for the folks they annexed on the west bank of the river a few years ago! Stay tuned the folks in Tennesses are pretty excited and want to be RiverLinked up too! |
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