Haw Creek Community Association

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Haw Creek Community Association HCCA advocates for the people of Haw Creek in Asheville, North Carolina.

The Association is overseen by an elected Board of Directors, and works on issues including pedestrian safety, preservation of the tree canopy, and connecting neighbors.

10/29/2026

Everyone is welcome at the East Asheville Welcome Table! Come as you are, bring a friend, and enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal completely free of charge. No strings attached—just good company and a seat waiting for you at the table.

10/29/2026
HCCA invites you, your family, and your neighbors to join us on Saturday, November 7 at 10:30 am for a special celebrati...
10/29/2026

HCCA invites you, your family, and your neighbors to join us on Saturday, November 7 at 10:30 am for a special celebration as we officially open our new sidewalk.

This exciting milestone reflects years of planning, perseverance, and community collaboration that make Haw Creek a safer, more walkable, and more connected neighborhood. See our website at hawcreekavl.com for details.

What’s Up AVL! This week’s episode features an interview with the Haw Creek Community Association President, Michelle De...
10/29/2026

What’s Up AVL! This week’s episode features an interview with the Haw Creek Community Association President, Michelle Decker, about the neighborhood's projects and initiatives, and the city's Neighborhood Matching Grant Program.

https://youtu.be/heh84XM_ApA?si=e5HirHs_mpLyB9XY

10/24/2026

With Halloween right around the corner, it’s time to be extra BearWise. Well, it’s always time to be BearWise, but pay particular attention to those pumpkins and candy or food that might be left outside during this time of year. Bears are busy packing on pre-hibernation pounds, searching for food up to 20 hours a day. And pumpkins are a real treat for bears. They’re packed with vitamins, minerals and tasty fiber. Pumpkin seeds have 300 calories a cup! Candy is loaded with high-energy sugar and calories. Chocolate is a real killer. It contains theobromine, which is toxic to bears and can cause serious illness and heart failure.

Bears are not polite, and don’t believe in sharing. A bear will treat itself to the entire bowl…and those real pumpkins you thought were fall décor. And come back later looking for more. That’s why it’s so important to never feed or approach bears. Keep your candy and real pumpkins inside. Won’t be home? Ask someone who loves Halloween to lend a hand. Or hire a teenager who’s too old to trick or treat to hand out your goodies.

Thanks for planning ahead for a BearWise Halloween!

Visit our website to read BearWise Basics #1: Never Feed or Approach Bears. There are 6 At Home BearWise Basics - get them all on our website.

It's not too late to compete or serve as a judge in the third annual Haw Creek Community Chili Cook-Off on Sunday, Novem...
10/22/2026

It's not too late to compete or serve as a judge in the third annual Haw Creek Community Chili Cook-Off on Sunday, November 1. See the link in the comments below for details.

LIVING WITH BLACK BEARS: Keeping our Community Safe. Black bears are part of the natural environment around Haw Creek, b...
10/22/2026

LIVING WITH BLACK BEARS: Keeping our Community Safe.

Black bears are part of the natural environment around Haw Creek, but keeping them—and our community—safe takes all of us doing our part. See the link in the comments for guidance and laws in place to protect bears and human residents.

Our October newsletter is out! Click the link in the comments below for the latest Haw Creek news.
10/19/2026

Our October newsletter is out! Click the link in the comments below for the latest Haw Creek news.

**** UPDATE: THE BEAR IS FREE! ****Thanks to the community response and NC Wildlife, the cub has been freed.NEIGHBORHOOD...
10/07/2026

**** UPDATE: THE BEAR IS FREE! ****

Thanks to the community response and NC Wildlife, the cub has been freed.

NEIGHBORHOOD ALERT - BEAR CUB IN DANGER

A bear cub with its head stuck in a plastic container was seen in Haw Creek. The bear is with the mother but cannot eat or drink in its current condition. The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has been advised and is prepared to assist if the animal is located. Any sightings should be reported immediately. Please call 866-318-2401.

HAW CREEK HOSTS ASHEVILLE MAYORAL CANDIDATES. More than 90 residents attended a community forum with Asheville mayoral c...
09/30/2026

HAW CREEK HOSTS ASHEVILLE MAYORAL CANDIDATES. More than 90 residents attended a community forum with Asheville mayoral candidates Esther Manheimer and Kim Roney on Thursday, September 24. Read the full story in the news section of our website at hawcreekavl.com

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New Haw Creek Road
Asheville, NC
28805

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