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Where s the cheapest rent in Asheville? Fair market rent up 78% in five years

In 2019, the fair market rate for a one-bedroom apartment in Asheville was $799.For 2024, it's $1,428 — a 78% increase over a span of just 5 years.

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Don t miss these weekend deals at restaurants in WNC

In this week's WNC Food Scene, we look at the new establishments participating in Asheville Restaurant Week.

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5 white Asheville residents denied class action in racial bias lawsuit against city

A federal judge denied a class-action motion from five white Asheville residents alleging racial bias against the city of Asheville.

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Mission Hospital sued, police body cams, homelessness fact checking: Citizen Times impacts

Asheville Citizen Times watchdog reporting made many impacts throughout the community in 2023.

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Surge of car break-ins, window-smashing across Asheville has police urging vigilance

As car break-ins continue to surge throughout Asheville, police are urging the public to stay vigilant.Asheville Police Department said on Friday, Jan. 5, that

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