Asheville – The Blue Banner

Beat from the street (Apr. 24, 2018)

April 27, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asheville, beat from the street, Cat Pigg, color, color photography, daytime, downtown, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, outside, photography, street, street photography, United States, US, USA, wnc

Genevieve Louise Williams has her strength, her health and she loves the place she’s in. She’s eager to step out in the world and celebrate her role in it.

Sports

UNCA baseball beats Wofford College 5-3

April 26, 2018 Emily Spies 0 Comments Asheville, avl, avl baseball, baseball, bryce alberghini, Bulldogs, bulldogs baseball, campus, college, local, North Carolina, rachel boyle, sports, students, UNC Asheville, unca, UNCA baseball, unca bulldogs, unca sports, unca students, uncavl, wnc, wofford college

The UNC Asheville baseball team played against Wofford College Wednesday and won 5-3.

Sports

Morrell announced as new basketball coach

April 26, 2018April 26, 2018 Emily Spies 0 Comments Asheville, avl, avl basketball, basketball, Bulldogs, campus, college, local, mike morrell, nc, North Carolina, samuel robinson, shaka smart, sports, students, UNC Asheville, unca, unca basketball, unca bulldogs, unca sports, unca students, uncavl, wnc

Athletic Director Janet Cone and Interim Chancellor Joe Urgo officially announce Mike Morrell as UNCA’s new men’s basketball head coach.

Arts & Features Features

Asheville’s Downtown After 5 celebrates 30th anniversary

April 18, 2018 Sarah Shadburne 0 Comments Asheville, downtown after 5, music festival

Downtown After 5 began as a music festival and now celebrates its 30th year as a bustling tourist attraction.

Sports

Bulldogs fall short of victory against USC Spartans

April 18, 2018 Emily Spies 0 Comments Asheville, asheville baseball, asheville sports, avl, baseball, brandon lankford, Bulldogs, bulldogs baseball, campus, college, local, North Carolina, rachel boyle, sports, students, UNC Asheville, unca, UNCA baseball, unca bulldogs, unca sports, unca students, uncavl, wnc

The UNC Asheville baseball team lost to USC Spartans on April 10, with a final score of 3-10.

Sports Uncategorized

Bulldogs defeat Lees-McRae Bobcats 3-0

April 12, 2018 Emily Spies 0 Comments Asheville, avl, Bulldogs, campus, caroline houser alison kurucz, college, ellie stone, emily duenas, health, maura coolbaugh, michelle demko, North Carolina, samuel robinson, skyler chillson, sports, students, UNC Asheville, unca, unca bulldogs, UNCA Soccer, unca sports, unca students, uncavl, wnc, women's soccer

The UNCA women’s Bulldogs overcome a wide open first 10 minutes to beat the Lees-McRae Bobcats 3-0 in a dominate fashion.

Sports

Women’s tennis team falls to Presbyterian College

April 12, 2018 Emily Spies 0 Comments Asheville, avl, Bulldogs, campus, college, emma jordan, health, kylee shipley, Lise Gregory, local, nc, North Carolina, rachel boyle, sports, students, UNC Asheville, unca, unca bulldogs, unca sports, unca students, unca tennis, uncavl, wnc, women's tennis

The UNC Asheville women’s tennis team lost a match on April 4 against Presbyterian College.

Features

Beat from the street (Apr. 10, 2018)

April 11, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asheville, beat from the street, color, color photography, daytime, downtown, Dusty Albinger, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, outside, photography, street, street photography, United States, US, USA, wnc

Jeromiah ‘Jéjà Vu’ Mcrae is a 22-year-old jack-of-all-trades who is passionate about rap and guitar, amongst other things. He also describes himself as a ‘nanja.’

Features

Beat from the street (Apr. 3, 2018)

April 4, 2018April 4, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asheville, beat from the street, Cat Pigg, color, color photography, daytime, downtown, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, outside, photography, street, street photography, United States, US, USA, wnc

This week we encountered the dynamic duo of Ashlan and Austin, both of whom have found Asheville pleasant so far. Both are creative individuals, with Austin having a penchant for writing while Ashlan considers herself to be an artist.