$1.9M grant will help new BorgWarner plant

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EHHS teacher assistant charged with sex offense with student

A 25-year-old Henderson County school employee who most recently was working as a teacher assistant at East Henderson High School was arrested Wednesday and charged with statutory sex offense with a child and sex act with a student, the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office and the school system central office said Friday.   Read Story »

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Roundabout work to close two segments of Ecusta Trail

LAUREL PARK — NCDOT crews will close two segments of the Ecusta Trail in the coming months as part of the roundabouts project on U.S. 64 in Laurel Park.   Read Story »

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City expected to hold line on taxes — for now

City Manager John Connet announced Wednesday that he is not recommending a property tax increase in the city's 2026-27 budget but signaled that a projected reduction of in sales tax revenue and the outcome of a pay and classification study were likely to trigger a rate increase next year.   Read Story »

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Firecracker Jazz Band kicks off Rhythm & Brews Thursday

Rhythm & Brews returns to South Main Street on Thursday, June 18, featuring Firecracker Jazz Band as headliner and Blake Ellege & the Mojo Brothers Blues Band opening the show.   Read Story »

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'Every player is valued, included and celebrated' in Donnie Jones's league

The city of Hendersonville this month honored Donnie Jones, whose belief that everyone deserved a chance to play team sports and congregate socially has created opportunities for hundreds of children and adults with disabilities across Western North Carolina for 25 years.   Read Story »

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• Local governments across state are pausing data centers       Comments
• Sheetz plans store on Upward Road across from QuikTrip       Comments
• Hygiene machine makes youth club kids feel confident and supported       Comments
• Transportation historian is guest speaker at Saluda Train Tales       Comments
• Mediation Center offers free conflict resolution workshop June 29       Comments
• NPS names new superintendent of Carl Sandburg Home       Comments
• How county commissioners added $17.6 million to the budget       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning     Comments
• Construction under way on Graveyard Fields trail connector       Comments
• Bike plan drop-in set for June 25 at Trailside       Comments
• Mill Spring man gets prison time for trafficking, weapons charges       Comments
• 'Meals on the Bus' rolls this summer to feed schoolkids       Comments
• Former city resident remains in limbo as she fights old criminal charge       Comments
• VFW display honors hero featured in “Pork Chop Hill”       Comments
• County property tax increase derails city budget adoption       Comments
• Farm bill appropriates $1.5 million for new EMS station       Comments
• City eyes accepting Etowah system's wastewater before 'catastrophic failure'       Comments
• Council endorses renewal of passenger rail service to Asheville       Comments
• Pardee hosts Walk-In Wednesday hiring events weekly through Aug. 26       Comments
• Commissioners raise property taxes after 5-hour meeting       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning     Comments
• TAKE A HIKE: Big changes in courthouse parking start this week       Comments
• Celebrate Flat Rock! Ice Cream Social is Saturday     Comments
• Shopping at Mast General on Saturday boosts land trust       Comments
• Circles program guides lower-income families to financial independence       Comments
• BROADLY SPEAKING: How our mountains became a 'Garden of Eden'       Comments
• Diocese of Charlotte ordains 10 into priesthood       Comments
• Habitat for Humanity names new CEO       Comments
• BorgWarner expansion to add 378 jobs off Upward Road       Comments
• First Blue Ridge Beer Festival set for Saturday       Comments