- Buncombe County property transfers
The following transfers were filed in the Register of Deeds office Nov. 17-21. Arden Lot 1 section 2 of Glen Arden Heights, $440,000, Robert F. and Janice Whitlock to Hutton Moore and Joseph Benjamin Kearney ...
- Buncombe property transfers
The following transfers were filed in the Register of Deeds office Nov. 3-7. Arden Lot 4 section 1 of Quail Hollow, $397,500, David and Andrea Weissman to Ronald W. Williams Asheville Lot 508 section D of ...
- Committee formed to tackle water dispute
Elected officials from Henderson County and the city of Asheville formed a committee Friday to help resolve a 13-year-old water dispute.
- Arboretum grounds open on Thanksgiving
BENT CREEK While the North Carolina Arboretum will close its buildings and the Bonsai Exhibition Garden on Thanksgiving Day and Nov, 28, the property is open and parking is free.
- Master gardeners offer course on mountain landscaping
BENT CREEK The North Carolina Arboretum presents an in-depth educational program on 'Analyzing Your Mountain Homestead: First Steps to Landscaping,' led by Master Gardeners Glenn Palmer and Debbie Green, from ...
- Expert to discuss global warming at Arboretum
Bent Creek Seats are still available for a free talk on global warming 9:30 to 11 a.m Nov.
- 1st Annual Mustangs for Foster Kids Pony Run
The 1st Annual Mustangs for Foster Kids Pony Run will take place on Saturday, November the 8th at the Bent Creek Baptist Church on Brevard Road between 8:30am and 9:30am. We will do a Pony Run on the Parkway to ...
- Arboretum to offer sustainable landscape workshop
BENT CREEK The North Carolina Arboretum presents an engaging and free daylong workshop on sustainable landscaping 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov.
- Family of woodworkers featured at Arboretum
BENT CREEK The North Carolina Arboretum presents a unique heritage exhibit, Appalachian Exotics, showcasing the creations of a family trio of woodworkers from the Southern Appalachians through Dec 15.
- Mustang owners help foster children
The Blue Ridge Mustang Club of Asheville will host its first Mustangs for Kids Pony Run Nov.
- Forest Service prepares for climate change
More invasive species, greater variability in rainfall and changes in temperature are just some of the effects of global warming that will change the nation's forests, the U.S. Forest Service's deputy chief for ...
- Mix rail
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- Bike gear for your commute
For Uta Brandstatter, gas lines are not a problem - she just rides right past them.
- Kid-friendly activities
The Friends of the Nature Center hosts Hey Day on Oct. 11. Activities include pony rides, face- and pumpkin-painting, cakewalks, children's crafts and a wild hay jump.
- Home & Garden briefs: Local gardener to lead landscape design series
Polly McDaniel * PMcDaniel@CITIZEN-TIMES.com * published September 20, 2008 12:15 am ASHEVILLE Award-winning gardener Sylvia Elwyn will lead a six-session landscape design series titled "Creating a Beautiful ...
- Lisska in top 10 at world triathlon
Jason McGill * JMcGill@CITIZEN-TIMES.com * published September 15, 2008 12:15 am ASHEVILLE Former Fletcher resident Kevin Lisska battled choppy water and windy conditions to become the top American finisher at ...
- Arboretum to celebrate heritage crafts
BENT CREEK The North Carolina Arboretum celebrates Southern Appalachian traditions during Heritage Crafts Weekend, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept.
- Orchid society plans plant auction
Love orchids? Or want to get tips on growing them? The WNC Orchid Society holds its annual fall orchid auction Sunday at the N.C. Arboretum.
- Day of Basketry at the N.C. Arboretum
BENT CREEK The North Carolina Arboretum hosts "A Day of Basketry" on Sept. 27, featuring two innovative basket-making workshops by award-winning crafter Nancy Basket.
