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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 days ago

Asheville's slimmed-down restaurants make a comeback a year after Hurricane Helene: Back to the basics'

Curate, a Spanish tapas restaurant and one of the best-known eateries in Asheville, North Carolina, sat empty for two days after Hurricane Helene last September. Then co-owner Katie Button reopened it alongside World Central Kitchen to provide meals for many community members who were without electricity and running water. To do so, Curate installed a tank and brought in clean water at the cost of $1,000 a day, racking up $30,000 in water, tank rental and delivery fees.
Food & drink
Travel
fromTravel + Leisure
1 month ago

This Southern City Was Just Named the Most Affordable Fall Foliage Destination in the U.S.

Asheville combines spectacular fall foliage with affordable average roundtrip fares near $170, making it an accessible and scenic budget leaf-peeping destination.
Beer
fromInsideHook
1 month ago

The Actual Best Beer Cities in the United States

Asheville's thriving craft beer scene stems from its natural beauty and culinary creativity, establishing it as a top beer destination.
LA food
fromCraftBeer.com
2 months ago

Pour the Beer, Cue the Band

Burial Beer integrates music into its brewery experience, emphasizing collaboration between local artists and community.
fromwww.housingwire.com
4 months ago

HUD approves Asheville's Hurricane Helene recovery plan

Asheville has already submitted all of the documentation necessary for HUD and is awaiting certification. Once certified, HUD will distribute a grant agreement.
Renovation
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fromTravel + Leisure
5 months ago
Mental health

This North Carolina Park Now Blooms With 10,000 Tulips From the Netherlands-What to Know

The planting of 10,000 tulips in Swannanoa symbolizes renewal and hope for the community recovering from Hurricane Helene.
fromwww.npr.org
5 months ago
Public health

DOGE cut a CDC team as it was about to start a project to help N.C. flood victims

Hurricane Helene's aftermath reveals both visible and invisible challenges for Asheville residents, indicating critical needs for ongoing support.
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