Investigation shuts down noble road in fairview, sheriff says no threat to public — Roadway Closed - The road has been closed. Police advice alternative routes.

FAIRVIEW, NC – Authorities have closed Noble Road in Fairview as the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office conducts an active investigation.

Officials say the closure began Thursday afternoon and is expected to last until further notice.

Sheriff Quentin Miller assured residents there is no current threat to the community.

Road closed as deputies investigate

The Sheriff’s Office announced the investigation on its official Facebook page, asking drivers to avoid Noble Road and find alternate routes while deputies work at the scene. Details on the nature of the investigation have not been released.

Updates to follow from sheriff’s office

Investigators remain on site as of Thursday evening, and the area will stay closed to vehicle traffic until law enforcement clears the scene. The Sheriff’s Office said it will provide more information as soon as it becomes available.

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