Deadline for Mission Hospital to place procedures removing ‘immediate jeopardy’ approaches
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) gave Mission Hospital the deadline of Wednesday, Feb. 18, to put in place procedures to remove its 'immediate jeopardy' designation. Surveyors returned to Mission Hospital last week to review procedures and processes outlined in the...
Epstein files mention Asheville 100+ times, with victim details redacted
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Recently unsealed documents in the Jeffrey Epstein files include numerous references to Asheville and individuals from the area, according to a review of the records. The files contain at least 100 instances where "Asheville" is named, though approximately 40 of which are FBI news briefings...
Former Arby’s on Patton Avenue proposed for new drive-thru chain
ASHEVILLE - Today's burning question is about restaurants and property developments in Asheville. Email Executive Editor Karen Chávez at [email protected] and your question could appear in an upcoming column. Question: I’m wondering about that Arby’s property on Patton? What’s happening there? Answer: This...
Costco withdraws Enka-Candler development proposal
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — A proposed Costco development in the Enka-Candler area has been withdrawn from the city’s review process, a city official confirmed Thursday. “I can confirm they have pulled their application from the review process,” the official said, adding that questions about the company’s future...
North Lexington Avenue sidewalks set for full replacement
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — The city of Asheville is moving ahead with plans to restore sidewalks along a portion of North Lexington Avenue, with a public information session scheduled for Feb. 26. Funded by the city’s 2024 general obligation bond, the project targets the northern section of Lexington Avenue...
Fork & Dagger: Luella’s reclaims its barbecue mojo
Editor’s Note: Fork & Dagger is 828newsNOW’s anonymous restaurant review series, written by our independent Grub Scout—no freebies, no press perks, no agenda. Grub Scout pays full price, visits unannounced, and takes notes on food, service, atmosphere, and value. Each review reflects a recent, honest experience rated...
What’s new in food: Hygge Markets plans move to Woodfin
South Slope grocery store and retail space Hygge Markets closed its Coxe Avenue location on Feb. 6. But in an Instagram post, ownership announced that the business will reopen this spring “in the Woodfin area.” Vendors will be contacted individually to coordinate the move-out process and follow-up steps.
This Mountain Town In North Carolina Quietly Crafted One Of The Best Food Scenes...
Tucked into the rolling hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this tiny town has quietly become one of the state’s most delightful culinary destinations. With a population under 700, its historic Main Street now bursts with restaurants, cafes, and eateries that consistently impress visitors. North Carolina proves once...
Hendersonville homeowners to be rewarded for removing Bradford Pear trees
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - City of Hendersonville officials reports the Hendersonville Tree Board and NC State University are hosting a Bradford Pear Bounty. The free tree replacement program rewards homeowners for removing the harmful trees from their property. Participants may get one free native tree...
Asheville attorney who helped with Jesse Jackson’s campaign reflects on his life, legacy
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — An Asheville attorney who assisted with Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign is remembering the late civil rights activist for his life's work and the legacy he leaves behind. Rev. Jesse Jackson ran two historic campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination in both 1984 and 1988....

















