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Real estate schemes in Western North Carolina date back as far as 1722

Flash forward: Paradise-seekers had purchased 58 lifetime memberships and RV park spots by December 1986, but the company s checks started bouncing.

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Jean Webb, advocate for cleanup of the French Broad River, has died

Jean Webb, a tenacious advocate for the cleanup and revitalization of the French Broad River, died March 29, after a period of declining health.

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Visiting Our Past: History & geography may define WNC regions better

Is Western North Carolina truly an entity? And if the region were to be subdivided ecologically, what would be the configurations and their names?

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Environmental philosopher Kathleen Dean Moore imagines climate change as a story

The annual Wilma Dykeman Stokely Lecture, named for the Appalachian writer, was held Thursday evening, featuring author Kathleen Dean Moore and WUOT’s Chrissy Keuper. The lecture was held for an

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John Rice Irwin, Guardian of Appalachia s Past, Dies at 91

He created the nation’s premier museum of Appalachian history by conserving the log shacks and heirlooms of the mountain folk in his native region.

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