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Rumors swirl, but Waynesville Tower not for sale

Rumors of an impending sale of the Waynesville Tower apartment building have circulated in recent weeks, but according to Waynesville Housing Authority Executive Director Beth Kahl, the 62-unit downtown complex is not on the market and remains a cornerstone of the county’s increasingly fragile stock of affordable housing.

WNC homeowners can apply for single-family housing recovery program

Gov. Josh Stein announced the state is accepting applications for a new program to repair or rebuild homes in Western North Carolina that were damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Helene.

Huge grant for affordable housing coming to Haywood

Haywood County Commissioners got some great news Oct. 16 that will help the community ameliorate the effects of a red-hot real estate market on local housing affordability and availability.

From June 27 to 29, IDEA Haywood will present the ...

I-40 closed near state line

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Partner content: Taste of Local

Thursday, December 11 • 3pm-6pm — Black Mountain (550 NC-9)

• Dynamite Roasting

• Sunburst Trout

• Hickory Nut Gap Meats

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Partner content: Drink Up!: Local Beverages for your Holiday Table

If you’re looking for some non-alcoholic beverage ideas for your holiday guests, here are some local ones to consider:

• Asheville Tea Company (Asheville NC) — look for their boxes of teas, particularly the seasonal blends.

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Partner content: Cherry juice — osteoarthritis remedy?

Question: Can drinking tart cherry juice help with my knee pain due to osteoarthritis?

Answer: While tart cherry juice isn’t harmful, the research proof of its efficacy to reduce pain or inflammation due to arthritis just is not there.

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Partner content: Enjoy a “local” cup of COFFEE

Did you know that you can find locally roasted coffee (beans and ground and even some K-cups!) at Ingles Markets?

Be sure and look for these (and more) local coffee roasters at your Ingles Market, either on the local food shelf or on their own display:

Rumors swirl, but Waynesville Tower not for sale

WNC homeowners can apply for single-family housing recovery program

Huge grant for affordable housing coming to Haywood

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