ASHEVILLE — Jessie Dean, of West Asheville, has dreamed of owning a tea company, procuring ingredients directly from small farmers to redefine how tea is sourced and enjoyed. In 2016, she ...

ASHEVILLE — Jessie Dean, of West Asheville, has dreamed of owning a tea company, procuring ingredients directly from small farmers to redefine how tea is sourced and enjoyed. In 2016, she ...

Asheville tea maker is “working hard to stay optimistic” after hurricane. Jessie Dean, owner of Asheville Tea Company, has sold out of her Christmas blends but is still waiting for affordable ...

The Asheville Tea Company is struggling to recover months after Hurricane Helene destroyed their building near Biltmore Village. The company’s 4,500-square-foot facility was swept down the ...

One small business, Asheville Tea Company, has worked to make a comeback since Helene washed away their entire facility.

Jessie Dean owns one of those businesses: Asheville Tea Co., a tea producer in Asheville, North Carolina. The facility where she made her tea was completely swept away by heavy rainfall and ...

Like Asheville Tea Company, it sits along the Swannanoa River and remains very inaccessible. Biltmore Estate, which is south of the village, will remain closed through Oct. 3.

Like Asheville Tea Company, it sits along the Swannanoa River and remains very inaccessible. Biltmore Estate, which is south of the village, will remain closed through Oct. 3.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — Video footage shows a building that was dislodged by roaring floodwaters caused by Tropical Storm Helene being destroyed in Asheville. The building belonged to the ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (CNN) - Incredible video shows the extent of the damage Helene wreaked on North Carolina as part of a building caught in floodwaters is ripped apart by a telephone pole.

ASHEVILLE — Jessie Dean, of West Asheville, has dreamed of owning a tea company, procuring ingredients directly from small farmers to redefine how tea is sourced and enjoyed. In 2016, she ...

Like Asheville Tea Company, it sits along the Swannanoa River and remains very inaccessible. Biltmore Estate, which is south of the village, will remain closed through Oct. 3.