Asheville boarding school serves as an integral part of Black history
Eliza Hill Arts & Features Editor ehill4@unca.edu A solemn plaque erected by Allen High School’s successful alumnae marks the
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Local fixture breaks molds and preserves Asheville history
Eliza Hill Arts & Features Editor ehill4@unca.edu Henrietta “Cissy” Dendy fell down the 25-step walkway in front of her Madison
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Southern pride should not be manifested in Confederate symbols.
By Amalie Davidsen Contributor adavidse@unca.edu What does Confederacy mean? A few weeks ago I went to Manchester, Kentucky. I
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UNCA remembers the past with founders
Katie Devoe News Staff Writer kdevoe@unca.edu Festivities and events to celebrate and recognize the founding of UNC Asheville will continue
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Living in Trump’s America: Asheville is proof of the nation’s resilience
The riots in Charlottesville are indicative that hate crimes and angry sentiments in the United States are rising. Where does Asheville fit into this political climate?
Read moreAsheville officials plan renewal of historically black neighborhood
By Max Miller – nmiller@unca.edu – Opinion Editor The official report, dated July, 1978, outlining the renewal plan for the Eagle-Market Street
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