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Henderson County Business

New weather stations help manage apple spraying

Apple farmers will have a new tool for watching weather conditions and planning for more efficient spraying when the Agriculture Extension Service installs six new weather stations. And they can watch the weather without going outside.   Read Story »

Mills River Business

Provider completes purchase for rehab facility

MILLS RIVER — A health care company that plans to open a substance-abuse treatment facility has closed on the sale of a 12-acre parcel on Old Turnpike Road in Mills River.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Tourism grants available

Organizations seeking a grant from the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority must attend a grant workshop at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 5, in Kaplan Auditorium at the Henderson County Public Library.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Five Points property could see development

An Etowah businessman has purchased the old Boyd Chevrolet used car lot at Five Points. Residents could see car sales there again or maybe a chain restaurant or store.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

'Dirty Dancing' remake to spend $16 million here

The production team for a television remake of Dirty Dancing will bring up to 1,225 temporary jobs to the Hendersonville area and spend $16 million over the next 45 days, a state Commerce Department spokeswoman confirmed.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Vision grads honor longtime guide

“We’re going to hit the water plant in the morning, eat lunch at Kimberly-Clark, get a briefing down at the Courthouse, and tour the apple orchards before the day is over.” That might be John Boyd giving marching orders to another Vision Henderson County class.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Fountainhead is changing its name

The Fountainhead Bookstore at 408 N. Main St. is changing its name to Novels & Novelties Bookstore.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Lux Salon moves to Seventh Avenue

  Lux Salon is hosting an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 10, to celebrate its move to a larger space in the Historic Seventh Avenue District, owner Christine Carver announced.The public is invited to tour the new 2,400-square-foot space at 409 7th Avenue East and enjoy local food and beverages from Underground Bakery, Daddy D’s and Southern Appalachian Brewery. The staff will be offering complimentary consultations and the opportunity to experience their new braid bar. In addition, there will be a raffle for services, hair products and more.Originally from New York, Carver worked as a fashion and production designer in Los Angeles before relocating to North Carolina seven years ago. She opened Lux Salon in 2012. The new space features eight styling stations, five hair stylists, and a full-length color bar.“I believe in historic Seventh Avenue, and love the creative environment and neighborhood feel,” Carver said. “I think it’s going to be the next big thing, and I want to be a part of it.”   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Asheville again breaks record for passengers

Asheville Regional Airport served a record number of passengers in 2015, breaking the record it had set the previous year.   Read Story »

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