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Owner plans to convert Quality Inn into senior apartments

Hendersonville Business

Hearth Art created by local tradesmen

When brick mason Gary Kitchen asked Alan Ward just how big a hearth he had in mind for his winery tasting room, Ward said big — like Cracker Barrel big.   Read Story »

Mills River Business

Medical parts maker bringing 172 jobs to Mills River

MILLS RIVER — A German company that makes  polymer components for the medical industry plans to build a 60,0000-square-foot plant and bring 172 jobs to Broadpointe Industrial Park, the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development announced today.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Credit union opens first in-school branch at WHHS

Mountain Credit Union has announced the grand opening of the region's first ever student-run in-school credit union branch, which is at West Henderson High School.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (37)

Don't miss this week's issue of Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Pool supply, outdoor store opens on Airport Road

The Great Backyard Place, a Chattanooga-based retailer of pool supplies and outdoor furniture, will open a store on Airport Road on Friday.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning.

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

Mills River Business

Sierra Nevada invites 50 breweries to pour hearty beers

MILLS RIVER — More than 50 breweries from across the country will converge at Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. on March 28 as the brewery hosts the first Burly Beers and Barleywines Festival.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Rep. Whitmire favors rail over trail

BREVARD — An $11 million connector road could jumpstart the dormant Davidson River Village project at the old Ecusta mill site in Brevard.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

City adds fee to credit card payments

City utility customers who pay their water or garbage bill with a credit card will be charged a fee starting Feb. 1.   Read Story »

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