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City honors Firefighter and Officer of the Year
Sports
Documentary chronicles HHS championship teams
A documentary film exploring Hendersonville High School’s storied basketball tradition will stage its world premiere at the HHS auditorium on Thursday, Jan. 29, with ticket sales benefiting the HHS alumni association’s scholarship fund. Read Story »
Your Town
Mini-floats to roll in city's first ‘Mountain Mardi Gras’
Downtown Hendersonville is set to bring big fun in tiny form when it debuts its first-ever ’T-Rex Parade at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7. Read Story »
News
'The Many Lives of Carl Sandburg' to be staged at Kanuga
Kanuga Conference Center will host a performance on Sunday, Jan. 11, of John W. Quinley’s “The Many Lives of Carl Sandburg,” a play celebrating the late American poet and journalist who spent the last 22 years of his life in Flat Rock. Read Story »
News
Credit union helps bring Blessings in Boxes to hundreds
United Federal Credit Union employees partnered with The Storehouse to purchase gifts for children in need in Henderson County, North Carolina, as part of The Storehouse’s Blessings in Boxes community initiative. Read Story »
News
Nominations open for Education Hall of Fame
The Henderson County Education Foundation is accepting nominations through Jan. 7 for the 2026 Education Hall of Fame. Read Story »
Four Seasons Politics
Here's the final candidate list for 2026 elections
Democrat challenges Moffitt, two school board incumbents file for re-election
Community News
Mini-floats to roll in city's first ‘Mountain Mardi Gras’
Mr. WHHS Pageant raises $33,480 for families in need
News
City and county offices closed Dec. 24-26; recycling center reopens Friday
Henderson County and Hendersonville city offices will be closed Wednesday, Dec. 24, through Friday, Dec. 26, for the Christmas holiday. Read Story »
Opinion
STUCK MIDDLE: Only a preschooler can croon 'Rudolph' like this
I have just listened to my 4-year-old grandson sing “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” as only a 4-year-old can. James is practicing for his pre-school’s Christmas program, and if his somewhat tortured rendition is any indication, it’ll be a hoot. Read Story »
A scraggly Christmas tree
Pedestrian struck on Spartanburg Highway dies of injuries
Transylvania man gets 20-29 years in prison for long-term sexual abuse
Here's the final candidate list for 2026 elections
Democrat challenges Moffitt, two school board incumbents file for re-election
Georgia man gets up to 49 years in prison for abduction and rape
Man, 35, charged with sex offense against a minor in Edneyville
Sewer moratorium blocks Bo Time
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