Posana Cafe in downtown Asheville opens after major renovation
Word on the street is that Posana dropped $100,000 on the overhaul.
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Word on the street is that Posana dropped $100,000 on the overhaul.
Bellamy Young, a star of “Scandal,” was posing for the September issue of “Southern Living.”
The restaurant is planning to open a full bar.
Asheville Radio Group station reps will accept donations at three different BoJangles locations around Asheville on Thursday.
The play will be held at the Bebe Theatre in July as The Magnetic Theatre continues its search for a new home.
Planting. Picking up trash. Raising cash. Roderick’s done it all with Asheville Greenworks, formerly Quality Forward.
It’s all part of RiverFest, set for Aug. 10 this year. Brought to you by RiverLink.
The event is a fundraiser for Loving Food Resources.
The work of more than 50 homebrewers on display and ready for tasting at Wedge Brewery. Yum. Brought to you by Just Economics.
Meet The Geeks is the sponsor of this new networking event, set for June 4.
Asheville Design Center and OPEN Asheville want input on a new bus shelter and footbridge, as well as a couple of other projects.
Big Love was washed out earlier in May.
Zack Noble plunked down $1.1 million for the former Standard Paper building on Banks Avenue as South Slope boils with development activity.
Looks like Asheville’s first drink-and-ride beer trolley is getting cranked up.
Callista Gingrich is the president of her own multimedia production company.
Can’t wait to see the new Haywood Road digs for Oyster House.
This surf/garage rock trio channels the classic sound of ’60s girl bands. They’re playing the Double Crown on June 23.
The boob parade continues.
There’s a fun moonlight bicycle ride through downtown following the concert.
You won’t have to wait that long to taste, tough. Noble Cider will be on tap May 25 at The Wedge.
Everything will be 25 percent off.
Given the state of North Carolina politics, some are saying this may not be such a ludicrous idea after all.
The Asheville TV station is asking people to register and promises to share winnings of $10,000 or more with 13 randomly selected people.
The health retreat on Richmond Hill Drive is coming together.
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