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A developer is seeking approval from Henderson County to build 29 single-family homes on a 29-acre tract of land in Dana. Read Story »
Gaia Herbs, a leading natural herbal products maker based in Brevard, has partnered with United Way of Henderson County to donate 13,500 2-ounce bottles of CDC-approved hand sanitizer to students in the Henderson County Public Schools District. Read Story »
Henderson County’s manufacturing sector grew this summer as R&D Plastics and Mavidon both located to the East Flat Rock area after identifying buildings to accommodate their expanding businesses. Read Story »
Four months ago, when summer camps should have been making final preparations to open for the season, Camp Pinnacle owner John Dockendorf lamented the “gut wrenching, no-win decision” youth camps faced: Dramatically change the way they operate and open with a limited number of campers or shut the doors for the season, knowing that kids cooped up in Covid-19 lockdowns would miss the liberating experience of a summer camp session outdoors. Read Story »
In what the union hailed as a landslide vote, nurses at Mission Hospital in Asheville voted this week to approve a union — the first in North Carolina to do so and the largest hospital union win in the South since 1975. Read Story »
Q. What is going in the former Rite Aid Building on Asheville Highway and Justus Street? Read Story »
The Hendersonville Planning Board endorsed a four-level parking deck downtown on Monday after members and residents posed questions about the hourly rate, stormwater runoff, the appearance and even vibration that could harm the underwater residents of the ECCO Aquarium & Shark Lab. Read Story »
Zen Hen Cafe, a new restaurant serving "Buddha bowls" and rotisserie chicken, is opening in the old Subway space at 1794 Asheville Highway. Read Story »
Domestic visitors to and within Henderson County spent $324.77 million in 2019, an increase of 3.64 percent over 2018, Visit North Carolina said. Read Story »
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