Jonathan Rich is a journalist based in Brevard, North Carolina, and writes for the Transylvania Times. His articles cover a range of local topics, including local government, community events, and human interest stories. Jonathan's work has also been featured in JD Supra, showcasing his expertise in legal and business-related topics.
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Jonathan Rich focuses on local news, community events, and city council activities in Brevard, North Carolina. He often incorporates expert commentary and government announcements into his coverage. If reaching out to him, consider providing insights or perspectives related to local politics, business developments within the area, education initiatives specific to Brevard or Transylvania County (North Carolina), real estate trends impacting the community, or significant human resources/employment changes within local organizations.
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An overview of Brevard City Council’s revised sidewalk ordinance.
Volunteers with The Pisgah Conservancy remove debris from the Sycamore Flats recreation area in Pisgah National Forest earlier this month.
Transylvania County officials continue to assist people impacted by Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina after an estimated $28 million in direct damage to homes and businesses, but members of
Roughly 52 homes within the city of Brevard limits were substantially damaged by Hurricane Helene and officials have been involved in finding temporary housing for at least 15 families.
After months of speculation, representatives for UNC Pardee Health have confirmed plans to redevelop the two-acre College Plaza shopping center in downtown Brevard as a comprehensive medical office space which will open to patients in early 2026.
Local residents are invited to discuss the possibility of this 3.8 acre section of property along Old Hendersonville Highway being developed into an affordable housing development. City of Brevard Planning
Monday night Brevard City Council approved a public art application for this mural near Depot Railroad Avenue Park.
This diagram from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers indicates how storm debris should be placed in a right of way when free collection begins later this month.
By: Jonathan Rich
Rocky Mount based C.W. Williams has announced plans to refurbish an 8,400-square-foot vacant building in Pisgah Forest into the company’s new regional headquarters where the company will assemble, fabricate, distribute and provide a variety of maintenance and services for emergency response vehicles.
(Left) A rendering provided by the Heart of Brevard shows where painted traffic lines could be used to direct pedestrians from the Estatoe Trail to downtown Brevard. Heart of Brevard
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