Our Town

The “Build Back Better” Infrastructure Plan As America works to recover from the devastating challenges

In 1964, Asheville’s City Council voted to adopt a revised housing code modeled on the

The Asheville Urban Renewal project began Thursday, June 4, 1964, when City Council voted to

Marshall-Motley Scholars Program scholarship designed to create the next generation of civil rights attorneys to

Black Experience Book Club Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. The Black Experience Book

In 2021, as part of its 40th anniversary celebration, and in recognition of Black history

Celebrating Dr. King Through a Virtual Experience. The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Association of

“Reimagining Black Liberation,” virtual keynote talk by Dr. Brittney Cooper. Dr. Brittney Cooper, associate professor

By Moe White – Local, national, and global news and events that changed our lives,

One hundred years after women earned the right to vote in America, Asheville seated its

Expect the best but anticipate the worst as we approach the month leading up to

by Johnnie Grant – As I ponder what is happening in America, I’m continually bombarded