Mountain Xpress
Mountain Xpress is an alternative news publication that focuses on delivering stories related to news, arts, local politics, and events in Asheville and the broader western North Carolina region. It is released every Wednesday in both print and digital formats, boasting a print circulation of approximately 29,000 copies. Mountain Xpress is proud to be one of the 130 member newspapers affiliated with the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies.
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mountainx.com | Greg Parlier
With a week to go before a consequential vote on Buncombe County’s fiscal year 2025-26 budget, a majority of the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners was seeing red — and green — May 27 at A-B Tech’s Ferguson Auditorium.
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mountainx.com | Brooke Randle
The Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project (ASAP), a nonprofit agricultural support organization, reported May 7 that 86% of its certified farms reported physical damage during Tropical Storm Helene, although for most, the damage was 25% or less. Through surveys, phone calls and farmer-to-farmer meetings, ASAP researchers focused on a group of nearly 900 small-scale, family-owned farms growing food for local market outlets.
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mountainx.com | Edwin Arnaudin
With nearly 50 years of acting experience, Athens, Ga.-based writer/performer Stephanie Astalos-Jones has carved out a niche for herself with the one-woman show Disgruntled Fumes. “I once went to a poetry open mic, and the hilarity I found in the sincerity of bad writing, the poignancy of good writing and the mix of unusual characters made me want to create this show,” Astalos-Jones says.
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mountainx.com | Edwin Arnaudin
Over the course of an intensive three-month workshop, Tara McCoy (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) instructed her Mud Dauber Community Workshop students in the art of Cherokee ceramics. On Thursday, May 29, the group’s creations will be debuted in the exhibition Didanisisgi Gadagwatli (ᏗᏓᏂᏏᏍᎩ ᎦᏓᏆᏟ) at the Museum of the Cherokee People (MotCP) and kept on display through May 2026.
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mountainx.com | Jessica Wakeman
The pamphlets are the size of an open hand, brightly colored and eye-catching. But whether The Red Banner, an eight-page zine published by the Student Vanguard for Liberation at UNC Asheville, will catch readers’ attention remains to be seen. “UNCA says it’s an institution of shared governance, and that just isn’t true,” Amity Martino, a junior and the general secretary of the Vanguard, tells Xpress.
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