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Molly Wilson

City Editor

Molly Wilson lives in Asheville, NC and started with AVLtoday in July 2023. Molly has taught high school English, managed a magazine, and edited for the federal government. She spends her downtime hiking with her dog, wandering thrift stores, and slowly making her way through an unreasonably large book collection.

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The NC Division of Parks and Recreation acquired 238 acres of high-elevation land as park of the state park’s land protection plan.
Prismatic Services, the company conducting the school consolidation feasibility study, will host a series of drop-in feedback meetings throughout September.
We’re highlighting the 25 best parks that Asheville has to offer — complete with dog parks, sports facilities, and nature trails.
The 1,175-mile trail is turning 47 in September — and its nonprofit organization is getting you out on the MST with group hikes, volunteer workdays, and a hiking challenge.
The Asheville-based nonprofit is providing temporary tiny homes for students doing clinical rotations in our rural mountain towns.
With your help, the canine duo planned a day out at some favorite dog-friendly spots around the Land of the Sky.
Thursday’s special meeting refined the priorities for the local school system’s part in the Strategic Plan 2030 — and you’ve got a chance to weigh in.
During a public hearing this week, the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners approved the plan for the 2025 reappraisal of real property.
From the mountains and bears to the artists and architecture, here’s what our readers have grown to love about the Land of the Sky.
Reginald and Maisie are going on an Asheville adventure — but first, they need your help deciding on the schedule.
Asheville was booming in 1924, and many familiar facades were coming together — so we’re marking the milestone with a look back at their last 100 years.
A project of Bee City Asheville and the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce, the trail’s stations feature human-scale native butterflies.
Explore the Land of the Sky through its history, food, drink, and art on these tours.
Take your tastebuds on a trip around the world and enjoy cuisine from every corner of the Earth — without leaving the Land of the Sky.
Several high-profile adaptive reuse projects have hit the headlines in the previous months, so we’re looking at what goes into reviving an old structure.
Membership applicants have been identified for public interviews, preparing for the committee to convene in September and October.
Here’s the deal — the flea market and vintage shopping scene is stellar in Asheville.
Our hometown team helped these athletes hit it out of the park and make their way to baseball greatness.
Don’t miss out on the annual astronomical event — here’s where and when to see the shower around Asheville.
The seasoned comedian will headline the long-running festival — but it’s far from his first time in the Land of the Sky.
The nonprofit will now help implement city-led programs and activities supporting access to healthy, nutritious food.
The food festival aims to bring a new kind of culinary experience to Asheville’s events scene — with dinners, classes, and community camaraderie.
From Montford to South Asheville, we’re giving you all the pertinent details about some of the elementary, middle, and high schools.
Since 1928, this local festival has been celebrating the traditional music, dance, and storytelling of the Southern Appalachians.
The music festival’s second year promises even more artists and venues over its four days of performances and events.
From Best Dressed to Most School Spirit, these local bevs were voted the best (in the very subjective opinions of the two AVLtoday City Editors).
Explore the story of moonshine (a.k.a. white lightning), Appalachia’s most infamous drink, from its sordid history to the present day.
From baseball to soccer, we’re sharing all the details of sports teams in Asheville.
Hosted by Asheville Parks and Recreation, these casual chats with Director D. Tyrell McGirt are a way to keep the Recreate Asheville conversation going.