Pete Zamplas is a local journalist based in Weaverville, North Carolina. He covers a wide range of topics including sports, entertainment, community events, and local news. With a focus on the North Carolina area, Pete provides informative and engaging articles that keep readers informed and connected to their community.
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Pete Zamplas primarily covers local events and community news, with a focus on sports and entertainment. He frequently reports on local sports celebrities, community events, auditions for local theater productions, as well as topics related to affordable housing and community wellness.
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Regional 3A top seed West Henderson reached round four in the 3A state volleyball tournament which concludes this week, while three other local teams bowed out in round two.
As November elections near, North Carolina debates a Citizen-Only Voting Amendment to restrict voting to U.S. citizens, reflecting public support and potentially influencing similar legislation nationwide.
This Kyheem Plummer run signifies Asheville Cougar extra effort. Photo by Pete Zamplas.
West Henderson earned its sixth all-time volleyball 3A state title last week with a blend of overpowering hitting and serving, balanced attacking, split-second retrieving, clutch blocks, comeback rallies, and a flurry of celebratory moments.
By: Anthony Abraira, Michael Filonow, Pete Zamplas, Christine Robinson
Asheville – When art meets community spirit, the results can be transformative. This November and December, Mars Landing Galleries is stepping up to support the Community Housing Coalition (CHC) of Madison County through its Artful Impact initiative, where 20% of all fine art sales will go directly to aid those affected by Hurricane Helene.
By: Anthony Abraira, Christine Robinson, Pete Zamplas
Weaverville – In a scene that could easily be mistaken for a Hollywood script, an officer-involved shooting unfolded at a local Walmart in Weaverville on October 28. The incident has raised questions about police protocols and community safety, prompting the Weaverville Police Department to release preliminary information.
Thousands of children's toys were received for distribution at the Smoky Mountain Toy Run last Saturday. Photo by Dasha Morgan.
Mark your calendars for a heartwarming afternoon of music with the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra on November 9 at 3 PM, hosted at the Blue Ridge Community College. This concert, titled “Orchestrating Hope,” aims to unite the community through the universal language of music as we navigate the path to recovery together. The HSO is excited […]
By: Pete Zamplas
In the wake of Helene's devastation, the need for mental health support for our First Responders has never been more urgent. The Living Medicine Institute, Responder Support Services (RSS), and Concierge Medicine and Psychiatry are joining forces to raise funds for a retreat aimed at supporting the therapists who work tirelessly with these brave individuals. The trauma faced by First Responders in western North Carolina is profound, and the therapists at RSS are on the front lines, helping them navigate their experiences. However, these therapists also require support to continue their vital work. This collaborative effort seeks to provide a two-day retreat for RSS therapists, allowing them to recharge and gain the tools necessary to better assist those they serve. "We hope to schedule the first retreat this month or in November at Rites of Passage Council's donated retreat site near Asheville," said a representative from Living Medicine Institute. The funds raised will cover essential costs such as event spaces, staffing, food, and lodging. You can contribute to this important cause by donating through the GoFundMe campaign linked here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-fund-retreats-for-first-responder-therapists. Your support will make a significant difference in the lives of both therapists and the First Responders they assist.
If you’ve ever wanted to follow the yellow brick road to a fabulous brunch, now’s your chance! On November 16th, the Banks Ave. Bar will transform into a whimsical wonderland for an Oz-themed drag brunch that promises to be as delightful as a basket of flying monkeys. This enchanting event not only serves up delicious […]
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