GrindFest 2022
The free, four-day event celebrates the success of Asheville’s community of Black entrepreneurs.
Our Town
What Stories We Tell
The NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is reclaiming, remembering, relearning, and teaching the remarkable history of the state and its people.
Glitter Sisters 2022
Participants share their thoughts about the program for facilitating females students growth and leadership.
Equity Erased: Buncombe Homeowners Forfeit Years of Equity
Five-part series by Asheville Watchdog results in investigations and legal action.
Black History from the Depths
Tara Roberts, a National Geographic Explorer and Storyteller, follows a team of Black divers on a quest to document and identify sunken wrecks of slave ships around the world.
2022 MLK Celebrations & Events
UNC Asheville Presents a Virtual Evening in Commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Keynote: Eddie
The State of Black Asheville and Reparations
The City Council and County Commission have resolved to reduce and eliminate racial disparities in the outcomes of public policies.
Equity Erased
Real estate deals strip elderly and poor people of their homes, land, and inheritances. Part 1 of a series by Asheville Watchdog.
Faces, Places & Races
Local and National News – October 2021 Attorney Sandra Hairston Federal prosecutor in Greensboro, NC
Hood Tours
The past, present, and future of African Americans in Asheville is a story of resilience
Shiloh, Past and Present, a Virtual Panel Discussion
Founded by newly freed people after the Civil War, Shiloh is one of Asheville’s oldest
Path Out of The Pandemic
President Biden is implementing a six-pronged, comprehensive national strategy that employs the same science-based approach
