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Project Aspire, the largest project in downtown Asheville, aims to find its footing

With goals of bringing affordable housing, a hotel and a new YMCA to downtown, two community organizations look to bring Project Aspire to life.

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$70 million bond referendum passes Buncombe vote

Buncombe s proposed $70 million borrowing effort has scored voters approval.

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Better With Bonds campaign in Buncombe seeks to win over voters

The Better With Bonds campaign has a very specific mission: Get Buncombe voters to say yes to $70 million in county borrowing. But who s running it?

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Asheville council candidates talk issues at Black Wall St forum

Black Wall Street AVL hosted five City Council candidates on Sept. 9, where affordable housing, equity, and tourism were at the top of the list.

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West Asheville s Firestorm Books plans relocation, reno for auto shop

Firestorm Books announced the acquisition of the former site of Dr. Dave’s Automotive, located at 1022 Haywood Road, and will relocate in early 2023.

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