Asheville, North Carolina

==Media==
{{see also|List of newspapers in North Carolina|List of radio stations in North Carolina|List of television stations in North Carolina}}
Asheville is in the "Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson" television [[media market|DMA]] and the "Asheville" radio [[List of United States radio markets|ADI]] for the city's [[Template:Asheville Radio|radio stations]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.arbitron.com/radio_stations/mm001050.asp |title=Market Ranks |work=arbitron.com |access-date=September 2, 2007 |archive-date=July 10, 2007 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070710153242/http://www.arbitron.com/Radio_Stations/mm001050.asp |url-status=live}}</ref>

The primary television station in Asheville is [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] affiliate [[WLOS-TV]] Channel 13, with studios in Biltmore Park and a transmitter on [[Mount Pisgah (mountain in North Carolina)|Mount Pisgah]]. Other stations licensed to Asheville include [[WUNF]], a [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] ([[UNC-TV]]) station on Channel 33 and [[The CW]] affiliate [[WYCW]] on Channel 62. Asheville is also served by the [[Upstate South Carolina]] stations of [[WYFF]] Channel 4 ([[NBC]]), [[WSPA-TV]] Channel 7 ([[CBS]]), [[WHNS-TV]] Channel 21 ([[Fox Television Network|FOX]]), [[MyNetworkTV]] station [[WMYA]] Channel 40 and [[3ABN]] station Channel 41. [[SCETV]] PBS affiliates from the Upstate of South Carolina are generally not carried on cable systems in the North Carolina portion of the DMA, though are accessible via an HD antenna in some areas.

The ''[[Asheville Citizen-Times]]'' is Asheville's daily newspaper, which covers most of [[Western North Carolina]]. The ''[[Mountain Xpress]]'' is the largest weekly in the area, covering arts and politics in the region. The ''[[Asheville Daily Planet]]'' is a monthly paper. ''Asheville Watchdog'' is an online-only publication.

The ''[[Biltmore Beacon]]'' is a weekly newspaper specifically written to be of interest to residents and businesses in the various Biltmore communities including [[Biltmore Forest]], [[Biltmore Park]], Biltmore Lake, and [[Biltmore Village]].

WCQS: [[Blue Ridge Public Radio]] is Asheville's public radio station. It airs [[National Public Radio]] news and other programs, classical and jazz music. WYQS ([[BPR News]]) is the sister station to WCQS, offering local news and NPR programming.

Friends of Community Radio created [[WSFM-LP]], a volunteer-based, grassroots community radio station. The station is licensed under the "Free Form" format. There are also a variety of broadcasts dedicated to poetry, interviews, selected topics, children's radio, and comedy. The staff have remote broadcast many local concerts including [[Monotonix]] from Israel, [[JEFF the Brotherhood]] from Nashville, [[Screaming Females]] from New Jersey, and local acts.