In new book, Asheville bar owner breaks down a drinkery from concept to cocktail list
“The Cocktail Bar: Notes for an Owner & Operator” is Chall Gray’s manual for bar ownership.
Company founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield will be serving up free scoops to celebrate the Asheville shop’s grand opening.
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This Asheville musician, mom and former Marine is excited about a forthcoming new album.
Four journalists lost their jobs in Wednesday’s layoffs, including reporter Mark Barrett, who started at the newspaper in 1986.
Also, Nightbell restaurant served its last meals on Sunday night, and more.
Also, Asheville’s poetry slam scene is experiencing a resurgence, and more.
Also, the Asheville Fringe Festival is in full swing, and much more.
Also, Brooklyn Bro’s plans to open a new location in downtown Asheville, and more.
Look for the details of a farewell party to be posted soon.
Why are all the women in this town going for the hirsute he-man look?
The Asheville Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5-2 to approve the redevelopment plans despite the concerns of nearby residents, who expressed concerns about increased traffic.
Excerpt: “I made it known that I was not comfortable working for a company that was OK with the prospect of making a profit off of people’s suffering.”
Kyle Petty and David Childers are set to perform on Saturday at the White Horse Black Mountain.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. for the event, which will include singles and doubles matches.
Singer-songwriter Dave Desmelik penned one of the most powerful Asheville albums of 2018; it’s a record about childhood illness.
River Whyless, with Horsefeathers, will help fans ease out of 2018 and usher in 2019.
Also, peeling paint on Coxe Avenue is being cleaned up, and much more.
Folks who make a donation to the red panda exhibit fundraising effort can see Leafa and Phoenix before the grand opening.
Also, industrial hemp growers rejoiced Thursday with the signing of the federal farm bill, and more.
The Asheville Technical Review Committee hearing is the project’s next step in the bureaucratic quest for approval.