UNC Health Pardee launches ‘Walk-in Wednesdays’ to simplify hiring for job seekers
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Throughout the summer, UNC Health Pardee is hosting "Walk-in Wednesdays." These hiring events are meant to make it easy and convenient for people to explore opportunities at Pardee. Right now, the hospital has various open positions. The events will be every Wednesday from June 3...
Ex-NC correctional officer arrested for alleged relationship with inmate
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. (WSPA)—Detectives with the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office arrested and charged a former Department of Adult Correction Officer with a felony. 66-year-old James Allen Mathes, of McDowell County, faces a charge of felony sexual act by a government/private institution employee after an investigatio
Deadly house fire in WNC turns into murder investigation
Deadly house fire in WNC turns into murder investigation
Just Outside Asheville Is A Resilient North Carolina Town With A Historic Main Street...
Canton Mayor Zeb Smathers has described his town's recent history as something out of the Book of Revelations, and he's not far from the truth. However, despite a run of bad luck, Canton has invested in outdoor spaces and maintained the charming historic Main Street that makes it one of Western North Carolina's most co
Chimney Rock Factory Outlet reopens on Main Street after Helene loss
CHIMNEY ROCK, N.C. (WLOS) — A family-owned Chimney Rock business is reopening after losing its original location during Hurricane Helene. Chimney Rock Factory Outlet has now moved into the former Harley-Davidson building on Main Street. The store sells souvenirs, sportswear and custom t-shirts printed inside the shop.
Asheville shifts federal housing funds to replace lead pipes
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Asheville is preparing to launch a long-term effort to replace lead water service lines while also reshaping how it spends federal housing dollars, with officials weighing infrastructure needs against homelessness and housing support programs. The changes come through two major funding so
‘Kindness comes from the word kin’: Two ‘cousins’ confront slavery-linked past
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — With a shared history rooted in slavery, two families are confronting America’s past — and imagining a better future. Standing at the top of Asheville’s Craggy Pinnacle, in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Michael Simril and Spenser Simrill paused to take in the sweeping view. The climb had been a sym
Things to do in Asheville and WNC: May 29-31
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — The final weekend of May brings music festivals, outdoor events, a whiskey festival, community gatherings and family-friendly activities to Asheville and communities across Western North Carolina. Here’s a look at some of the events scheduled for May 29-31. If you only do one thing this w
Rainfall improves drought across WNC and Upstate
(WLOS) — The latest U.S. Drought Monitor was released this morning. The data shows that recent rain has improved the drought situation, somewhat, across western North Carolina and the Upstate. However, our area still has a long way to go before the drought ends. Last week's drought monitor showed...
Saluda deaths ruled double homicide after fire investigation
Investigators say West Fork Creek Road blaze was intentionally set to conceal killings SALUDA—The deaths of a man and woman found inside a burned home in the West Fork Creek […]

















