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Well, that stirred the pot a bit.

I’m referring to my column last Monday about downtown, which generated lots of emails to yours truly, and hundreds of comments online. While most folks seemed to apprec...


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Today’s round of questions, my smart-aleck replies and the real answers:

Question: Did you know that cities, to attract attention to their dining scene, can fork over a massive amount of money to Michelin to get the organization to review their restaurants? An insider tourism source in another state has told me this, ahead of several Midwestern...


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Mission Hospital has no plans to add staff in key areas – including trauma care, security, and nursing administration – as part of its recently approved, now-contested, 95-bed acute-care expansion, according to its application to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

Despite conditional approval from NCDHHS to build its capacity up to 828 pati...


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Today’s round of questions, my smart-aleck replies and the real answers:

Question: Why do some of the I-26 highway signs and exit signs around downtown Asheville still say “Future 26?” When will they be replaced with correct signs? Will they be changed once the I-26 Connector is built?

My answer: It is impressive that...


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Upwards of 18,000 current and former Mission Health employees are entitled to back wages following a settlement over its practice of rounding down time that employees worked, not paying overtime and deducting wages for lunch breaks that they didn’t take.

The HCA Healthcare-owned network agreed to pay $1,563,000 to settle the class action lawsuit. Once lawyers fees...


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