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Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners, like{ }Betsey-Rose Weiss (pictured), owner of American Folk Art and Framing, have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners, like Betsey-Rose Weiss (pictured), owner of American Folk Art and Framing, have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

Although the holidays are over, several downtown Asheville business owners have come together to put holiday lights back in the windows and doorframes of their storefronts after learning that many frontline and essential workers got a little bit of joy seeing them on their way into work or after a long day. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff)

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