Congresswoman Maxine Waters Makes History
By Charlene Crowell – First Black, First Woman to Chair House Financial Services Committee As
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Center for Participatory Change Announces New Co-Directors
The Center for Participatory Change (CPC) has appointed two new Co-Directors, Giannina Callejas and Samhita
Changing Real Estate Market Leaves Sellers and Buyers in a Quandary
By Sandra Kilgore, GRI, ABR, SFR – Sales of new and existing homes are down,
Dogwood Health Trust Adds Two Board Members
On December 5 the newly established Dogwood Health Trust announced the appointment of two women
Don’t Let Small Dollar Loans Ruin Your Holidays
By Charlene Crowell – In this wonderful time of the year when family and friends
Green Opportunities December 2018
Green Opportunities December 2018 (PDF) Green Opportunities believes everyone has a stake in the growing
How to Avoid Scams This Holiday Season
by Randy Lilleston, AARP – From gift cards to letters from Santa, fraudsters are trying
United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County – Job Opportunity
United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County is looking for a new team
Debt and Rising Home Costs Continue to Deter Homeownership
By Charlene Crowell – Do you ever get the feeling that when it comes to
African American Business Association Workshop & Meetup
Building an engaging online community. On Tuesday, November 20, 2018 from 11:30 a.m. until 1
Asheville Residents Join the Growing “Gig Economy”
By Jennifer Floyd – Buncombe County resident Jonathan Spencer resigned from his full-time position as
Students Attending For-Profit Colleges Share Sagas of Debt and Disillusionment
By Charlene Crowell – College students today come in many ages and from many backgrounds.
