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Third Suspect in Arden Double Homicide Extradited to North Carolina

Asheville -- November 5, 2026: ... Asheville -- November 5, 2026: One of three suspects charged in connection with the shooting deaths of two men at Pine Needle Apartments has been extradited from Georgia to North Carolina. Keith Harold Eugene Mooney Jr., 18, was returned from DeKalb County, Georgia, on...

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Asheville Plans $5.4 Million for Rental Housing and Supportive Services

Asheville and the Asheville Regional Housing Consortium plan to offer $5,402,007 for affordable rental housing and supportive services across four counties. The announced application window opened November 2nd and runs through December 18th, 2026, with all submissions due by 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on the final day. Eligible projects...

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Buncombe County seeks public input on restoring three Helene-damaged river parks

BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Residents have a chance to help shape the future of three river parks in north Buncombe County that suffered significant damage during Hurricane Helene. Buncombe County is gathering public input on plans to restore Ledges Whitewater Park, Alexander River Park and Walnut Island River...

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Buncombe, Henderson County voters approve bond referendums

BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Voters in western North Carolina approved several multimillion-dollar bonds on Election Day, authorizing funding for affordable housing and land conservation. Buncombe County. Buncombe County voters approved two bonds totaling $70 million. Unofficial election results show the Housing Bond Referendum passed with 58% of the...

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Buncombe Harm Reduction Services Address Overdose Risks and Rural Care Gaps

Written by Walker Livingston, Carolina Public Press. In strip malls across rural parts of Western North Carolina, a grassroots harm reduction movement has taken root. In counties from Madison to Macon, volunteers deliver safe supplies to people using drugs, they test substances without judgment and provide things like clothes and food, too.

Buncombe County, NC · 18h

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