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Expect Church Street delays as parking deck goes up

Henderson County Business

Dairi-O revives plans for a restaurant here

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Hendersonville Business

New beer garden will pour 25 taps in 1950s service station

Although it may be a little sister to Beer City USA next, Hendersonville still punches above her weight when it comes to local taps.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

Rosner settles malpractice suit for $5 million

The defense team that represents controversial neurosurgeon Michael Rosner settled a malpractice lawsuit for $5 million, weeks after a Henderson County jury revisited a 2014 verdict and awarded a patient $2 million in damages.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Dave Cooley, chamber executive in 7 cities across the South, dies at age 93

David William "Dave" Cooley, a Hendersonville native who served as the top Chamber of Commerce executive in Hendersonville; Anderson, S.C.; Greenville, S.C.; Jacksonville, Florida; Dallas; Washington, D.C.; Spartanburg, S.C.; and Memphis, where he served twice and his last stop before his retirement in 1995, died Sunday, June 26, at age 93. He passed away peacefully in Mechanicsville, Virginia, where he had recently relocated.    Read Story »

Henderson County Business

'Best Winery in the State' is in Hendersonville

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Green River Business

Proposed bike park stirs uprising in Green River

A physician who opened Ride Kanuga Bike Park two years ago wants to develop another mountain bike course and RV park in the Green River community, an idea that’s triggered an uprising of residents opposed to commercial uses.   Read Story »

Flat Rock Business

Sandburg Home adds $4.1 million to economy, park service says

A new National Park Service report shows that 47,846 visitors to Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site in 2021 spent $3.1 million in communities near the park.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Pardee steps up as the ‘safety net’ in a crisis

When it comes to news about medicine, it goes without saying that Covid-19 has consumed all the oxygen in the room — forgive the expression — for going on two and a half years.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Pardee honors Team Member of the Year

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