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Bulldogs Buzz, SNAP Funding Resumes, and Blowing Rock's Tragic Tale - Asheville Local Frequency
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Good morning, this is your Asheville Local Frequency for Sunday, December 21st. Kick off your day with some exciting local action as our UNC Asheville Bulldogs mens basketball team hits the court this afternoon at 3 p.m. Eastern, wrapping up their non-conference schedule against UAB in Birmingham, Alabama. The Bulldogs enter at 6-7, fresh off back-to-back home wins last week, crushing Kentucky Christian 83-73 and Morris College 89-56. Standouts like Justin Wright averaging 17.5 points, Toyaz Solomon at 16.8 with a scorching .519 shooting clip, Kameron Taylor at 15.9, and DJ Patrick dishing 10.4 points while logging heavy minutes, have every player who steps in scoring. Catch it on ESPN+ and cheer them on as they gear up for Big South opener on New Years Eve right here in Kimmel Arena against High Point. Thats the kind of team effort that keeps Asheville hoops buzzing all season.
Shifting to community vibes, Buncombe County just got great news with SNAP funding fully resuming, easing food access for families still rebuilding after tough times. Free food distributions and supplies are popping up across town, so check local spots if you need a hand, connecting neighbors in real ways that strengthen our mountain spirit. Meanwhile, the YMCA of WNC is highlighting December programs to keep everyone active and supported, from fitness classes to youth events that build lasting bonds.
For history buffs and those pondering our past, a poignant tale from Blowing Rock resurfaces: Lewis Trexler, a former police chief, was tragically beaten to death in 1888 over just 75 cents, his tombstone whispering lessons on justice that still echo today. And keep an eye on Black Asheville stories, with recent nods to community activists like Andrea Clarke, whose legacy in history and change-making inspires us all.
Things to do? Bundle up for holiday lights downtown, where whimsy meets winter magic, or dive into Jazz and Soul Sessions blending smooth rhythms with local soul. Todays perfect for a scenic drive to support our teams virtually or grab festive eats at spots feeding the community with love. Stay warm, stay connected, Asheville.
This has been Asheville Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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Shifting to community vibes, Buncombe County just got great news with SNAP funding fully resuming, easing food access for families still rebuilding after tough times. Free food distributions and supplies are popping up across town, so check local spots if you need a hand, connecting neighbors in real ways that strengthen our mountain spirit. Meanwhile, the YMCA of WNC is highlighting December programs to keep everyone active and supported, from fitness classes to youth events that build lasting bonds.
For history buffs and those pondering our past, a poignant tale from Blowing Rock resurfaces: Lewis Trexler, a former police chief, was tragically beaten to death in 1888 over just 75 cents, his tombstone whispering lessons on justice that still echo today. And keep an eye on Black Asheville stories, with recent nods to community activists like Andrea Clarke, whose legacy in history and change-making inspires us all.
Things to do? Bundle up for holiday lights downtown, where whimsy meets winter magic, or dive into Jazz and Soul Sessions blending smooth rhythms with local soul. Todays perfect for a scenic drive to support our teams virtually or grab festive eats at spots feeding the community with love. Stay warm, stay connected, Asheville.
This has been Asheville Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI