The new novel "Happy Land" by Dolen Perkins-Valdez is based on the true story of an African American community founded in the 1800s in the western North Carolina mountains.

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A number of hazardous weather alerts were issued Dec. 20-21 for Western North Carolina counties, with snow and heavy wind gusts on the way to the region. The Greenville-Spartanburg National ...

MT. ULLA — Selecting a Christmas tree from Patterson Farm Market & Tours in Mt. Ulla can have some long-reaching effects as it will be helping support western North Carolina’s agricultural ...

Why you should consider Christmas trees from Western North Carolina Firs, especially, thrive in the higher elevations, according to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension.

Eight state parks in western N.C. remain closed as cleanup continues, including Chimney Rock State Park and Mount Mitchell State Park.

North Carolina is the second-largest Christmas tree-producing state in the country, and buying fresh trees will help many western North Carolina farmers recovering from Hurricane Helene.

Parts of western North Carolina remain off-limits to tourists as the recovery from Helene continues. But other mountain communities are eager to welcome fall visitors to help keep their small ...

Business owners in western North Carolina are calling for tourists to visit the area following the devastation Hurricane Helene left behind weeks ago.

People living in western North Carolina mountain towns who are still recovering from the effects of Hurricane Helene are now dealing with a cold spell as they woke up to snow on Wednesday morning.

Hurricane Helene left NC cities like Asheville and Boone under water. As the region works to rebuild, communities, volunteers and relief groups come together.