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Blue Ridge Explorer (News for Visitors)

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So Much Springtime Fun--How Do I Choose?
Tailgate Markets Bloom - Springtime Festivals - Pottery - River Cane Basket Weaving - Music - Day Trip to Small Towns and Wineries!
Learn Civil War History of Asheville and More!
The Western North Carolina Historical Association (WNCHA) is hosting a second bus tour in April which will visit the historic site of the Battle of Asheville on April 28, 2012, the 146th anniversary of the battle.  
There's Something Fishy Going on in the NC Mountains
We Love Our Trout! The 4,000 miles of cool, clear mountain streams and the many lakes in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina offer anglers more fishing opportunities than can be found in any other state in the Southeast. 

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On the Blue Ridge (News for Partners)

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"Heritage Comes Home" Concert Benefits Lunsford & Appalachian Music Heritage Archives
Mars Hill College’s Ramsey Center for Regional Studies is home to two priceless collections representing the musical heritage of Madison County and the Southern Appalachians.  The college received a challenge grant from the National Endowment for Humanities for the preservation of these special archives, and proceeds from this concert will go toward the match needed for that grant.
Wine Alert! Great Trip Ahead!
Part of the mission of the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area Partnership is to increase the economic prosperity of communities and people in the region.  One way we do this is by supporting events and projects that bring greater awareness of the many cultural, heritage and eco-tourism opportunities available to our visitors, and to ourselves!
New Springtime Opportunities to Help Your Organization, Learn About Our Heritage, and Have Fun!
The Blue Ridge National Heritage Area Partnership is sponsoring a must-attend workshop for Volunteer Coordinators, Executive Directors and others who work with volunteers on Thursday, April 12, from 10 am to 1:30 pm.

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