Mountain Area Information Network
MAIN News Archives for April 2001
Global media aim to privatize public airwaves
School segregation returning to NC
Bobcat attacks hunter
Research links TV wrestling, dating violence
Seeds planted to restore the American chestnut
Zoning alive in Buncombe
WCU cancels festival
Qualla citizens debate asphalt plant
MAIN to offer free
web-authoring
workshop
Local water issues brewing
Study sheds new light on gap between rich and poor students
NC Senate passes air pollution bill
Water authority forum set for April 30
Chronic drought plagues WNC
04/19 -
Study finds more profits in organic farming
04/19 -
News & Observer:
Should ratepayers pay for cleaner air?
04/19 -
Cable access offers public benefits
04/18 -
Rural Internet Access Authority job opening
04/18 -
High Court upholds N.C. congressional district
04/18 -
Air pollution bill on fast track
04/18 -
Energy task force works in secret
04/18 -
Deregulation: A grab for power?
04/16 -
Weapons-grade nuke fuel could threaten WNC
04/16 -
Insect threatens WNC hemlocks
04/16 -
Reviews mixed on new forest chief
04/12 -
Is low-power radio finding its voice?
04/12 -
Bush urged to clean up TVA smog
04/12 -
Citizens monitor Catawba River pollution
04/12 -
Catawba River makes endangered list
Sneezin' season again
Nonprofit groups seek tech trust
04/09 -
NC Symphony performs April 10
04/06 -
WNC firms seek markets abroad
04/06 -
Board promotes filmmaking in WNC
04/05 -
Environmental leaders to speak April 5
04/05 -
Metcalf, Nesbitt introduce Clean Smokestacks Act
04/04 -
Seven dry years for NC
04/03 -
More rain needed to ease drought
04/03 -
Local farmers take steps against bovine disease (sorry, this link no longer available from
mountaintimes.com
)
04/03 -
N.C. leads nation in Hispanic population boom
04/03 -
Crafting = big money in WNC
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Montford bus stops offer local history
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Xpress welcomes two journalists to paper’s staff
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Communities along Upper French Broad work to restore water quality
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Exploring WNC’s mixed role in the Civil War
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West Asheville Yoga purchases One Center Yoga to become The Embodiment Center
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Affordable? Area has gap between housing, incomes
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Elections director: Polls won't be staffed with armed residents
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Habeneros Mexican Grill opens in Hendersonville
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'Big Sweep' returns to Henderson County Sept. 10
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Community briefs: Donations for animals, Henderson County board game