Henderson County Business
Home values in Henderson County soared by 47 percent over five years, the seventh highest rate of growth in the state, a new study from financial technology company SmartAsset found.
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Hendersonville Business
Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors, which has been shut down by state regulators since last November, is struggling in its effort to reopen.
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Transylvania County Business
When HCA Healthcare purchased Asheville-based nonprofit Mission Health, the Tennessee-based for-profit company promised to ensure everyone access to high-quality care health care in Western North Carolina.
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Dana Business
FIRST IN A SERIES
The greater Latino community is growing, evolving and poised to be a key population sector in Henderson County’s future. Guest Editor Matt Matteson — better known to Lightning readers as Ask Matt — spent months researching, reporting, interviewing Latino residents, Latino advocates and others for this in-depth a look at the cultural, economic and labor-market influence of a growing community.
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Hendersonville Business
The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce recognized a business owner who has led industrial recruitment for a dozen years and a founding leader of the campaign for the Ecusta Trail with its top awards Tuesday night during its 98th annual awards program.
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Hendersonville Business
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, Mike Breedlove found himself in precisely the wrong business.
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North Carolina Business
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and Cleveland County partnered to construct several new shotgun ranges at the Foothills Public Shooting Complex at 283 Fielding Road in Cherryville.
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Hendersonville Business
The Covid economy has not slowed the opening of new restaurants and brewpubs in Hendersonville and beyond.
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Hendersonville Business
A three-month delay in a developer’s request to allow a 125,000-square-foot ministorage development in the Crab Creek community has given homeowners more time to mount an aggressive campaign against the rezoning.
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