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Co-op plans new building on Spartanburg Highway

Henderson County Business

Chamber salutes business achievement, service

Thomas D. "Bud" Hunter Jr., who moved to Hendersonville with his family at age 3 and went on to serve his community through dozens of projects while carrying on a successful car sales company, was honored Friday night with the G. Ray Cantrell Award during the 90th annual awards dinner of the Chamber of Commerce.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Penny named to insurance panel

Hendersonville business owner and independent insurance agent Will Penny of Penny Insurance Agency, Inc. has been named to the North Carolina Department of Insurance Property & Casualty Agent Advisory Committee for 2013-2014.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Biz611 signs first tenant

Biz 611, the business incubator and living example of a sustainable work environment at 611 N. Church St., has its first tenant.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Chamber sets goals for 2013

The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce has set five initiatives for 2013.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Small business background preps Edwards for Chamber role

Before he became a restaurant owner himself, Chuck Edwards drove 7,000 miles a month visiting McDonald's franchises in seven states.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

People, pups enjoy Bark & Wine event

Hershey, like his brother Reeses, keeps one ear up and one ear down. He's timid and a tad trembly but docile. He has a soft coat.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

First tourism conference aims to boost business

The first-ever Henderson County Tourism Conference is designed to help retailers, restaurants, attractions and accommodations promote their business and grab a greater share of North Carolina tourism dollars, Tourism director Beth Carden says.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Apple farmers hear wind machine benefits against spring freeze

DANA — Farmers know that when the cold sets in, the worst companion is a calm still night.   Read Story »

North Carolina Business

Big grant to power biofuels development

A group of Western North Carolina partners will receive a grant of $766,256 from the Biofuels Center to  advance the biofuels industry in the region, officials with AdvantageWest and the Biofuels Center of North   Read Story »

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