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Asheville · AshevilleBy Neydja Petithomme Click here for updates on this story ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — Highland Brewing customers and fans remember the company’s late founder as a visionary and reflect on the brand’s rise to prominence in Asheville and beyond. Highland Brewing Company confirmed that its founder, Oscar Wong, died on Sunday, May 25, 2025. He was 84 years old. At the age of 54, after retiring from his engineering career, Wong founded the…See the Story
Wong Was 'Visionary' Who Pioneered Asheville's Craft Beer Scene, Highland Brewing Fans Say
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TaxesCARLOS — The construction of a fire hall that would have raised the taxes of Carlos residents was soundly trounced at a public meeting this week. On Tuesday, June 3, residents met to vote on the issue, with 390 voting no and only 26 voting yes. The meeting was very well-attended, with a long line of residents snaking around the building. The line was so long that the meeting started approximately 45 minutes late. The conflict at issue was that a…See the Story
Carlos Voters Say 'No' to Tax Increase, New Fire Hall
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North Carolina · North CarolinaGASTONIA, N.C. – Gaston County is now accepting applications for debris removal remaining from Hurricane Helene. The Private Property Debris Removal (PPDR) program helps Gaston County property owners — both in cities and unincorporated areas — by removing eligible disaster debris or demolishing unsafe, unrecoverable structures at no cost. County residents and commercial property owners may apply by visiting Room A101 in the Citizens Resource C…See the Story
Gaston County Is Offering Debris Removal Program for Properties Affected by Helene
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