Black Mountain Sourwood Festival Returns With New Food Zone, Celebrating Local Vendors
The long-running Black Mountain Sourwood Festival recently announced the addition of an expanded food and beverage entertainment zone for its 49th annual celebration. The event, held by the Chamber of Commerce, continues to be a major regional draw featuring local vendors and unique honey products. The festival has been a community tradition since 1977, drawing tens of thousands of attendees each year. While celebrating Black Mountain's culture, it also fits into the broader pattern of vibrant Southern events that keep the region active throughout the summer months.
Prefer swipe-first reading?
Install the app to keep reading with faster loads and a smoother mobile experience.
Sources
Day one of the Sourwood Festival in Black Mountain is in the books. The annual Black Mountain tradition offered an array of local vendors and unique honey, and many shops line the streets. According ...
Fact Checks
Related news
Pop Culture Phenomenon 'Heated Rivalry' Sparks Media Expansion Across Music, Books, and Film
Following its premiere, the popular gay hockey romance 'Heated Rivalry' has become a cultural phenomenon, generating significant revenue streams across multiple industries. This success is evident in the release of a Billboard-charting soundtrack and the launch of new related media ventures. The franchise expansion includes the establishment of publishing houses by major adult entertainment companies like FalconINK, which will publish M/M erotic fiction. Furthermore, co-stars are reuniting for Season 2 filming, while the series has inspired multiple comedy shows and musicals.
SoLa and Live Nation Partner to Train Next Generation at Beehive Block Party
A collaboration between the SoLa Foundation and Live Nation is empowering South Los Angeles youth by providing professional training opportunities for aspiring live entertainers via the SoLa Live Accelerator program. The initiative not only develops local talent but also has a tangible impact on community planning, notably enabling the youth to plan the 2026 Beehive Block Party.
Banijay Group Reports H1 2026 Results; Revenues Dip Amid All3Media Integration
Banijay Entertainment reported slightly lower H1 2026 revenues (€1.37 billion) in its initial financial update following the mega-merger with All3Media. The dip was attributed to reduced production volume, but this was offset by a massive 49.8 percent revenue gain in the live events business, fueled by major tournaments like the FIFA World Cup and Winter Olympics. The group noted that TIPICO integration remains on track, with synergies expected from the second half of 2026.
SEBI Imposes Penalties, Bans Zee Executives Over Fund Diversion and Land Pledge Violations
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) levied significant penalties against Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL), barring its top executives, Subhash Chandra and Punit Goenka, from accessing the securities market for a full year. The regulatory action stemmed from findings related to fund diversion and violations concerning property mortgages, specifically citing issues arising from a Hyderabad land pledge case. ZEEL itself was also temporarily barred from trading for two months.
2026 TV Reviews: Best OLEDs, Screen Sizes, and Display Technology
The 2026 television market features several high-end contenders, with the Samsung S95H OLED being recognized as a top pick for its performance. Reviews tested various displays, including high-end OLEDs, RGB LED, and Mini LED technologies to determine the best picture quality for home entertainment. Screen size significantly impacts the viewing experience, with separate lists detailing the best options for both 65-inch and large 85-inch models. While new releases are exciting, analysts caution that rising tech prices mean that not every upgrade delivers a transformative experience compared to previous models.
Dixon Q. Dern Dies: Influential Entertainment Lawyer Was 97
Dixon Q. Dern, a longtime Hollywood attorney, has died at the age of 97. He was recognized for helping shape modern entertainment law through innovative business deals throughout his career. His practice spanned several major entities, including CAA, CBS, Desilu, and United Artists Television. Dern worked with studios such as UPA and CBS, representing clients including Bob Hope and Jackie, establishing him as a key figure in the industry.
Take Yomuyo with you
Download the mobile app for personalized headlines and quick access to breaking stories.