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Shepherd faces legal trouble on multiple fronts

Henderson County Business

Pardee embarks on major expansion

UNC Health Pardee is embarking on an ambitious plan to double the number of primary care physicians across two counties, expand its market and bolster specialty care, President and CEO Jay Kirby told Henderson County commissioners on Wednesday.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

Dixon named chief medical officer of AdventHealth

Byron Dixon on March 4 becomes chief medical officer for AdventHealth Hendersonville, the hospital announced.   Read Story »

Edneyville Business

Future of farming is imperiled, growers tell county commissioners

Last Tuesday night farmers filled the 105-seat Steven D. Wyatt Auditorium, lined the walls and spilled out into the lobby. They were there to share their thoughts on the future of agriculture with the Henderson County Board of Commissioners, which had called a special meeting for that purpose.   Read Story »

Edneyville Business

THIS WEEK: Apple school, grower awards, ag-centric candidate forum

Apple farmers from across the South will join Henderson County growers this week at a two-day Apple School at Blue Ridge Community College and on site at two Edneyville orchards.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Chamber honors McGrady with Lifetime Service Award

Chuck McGrady, who demonstrated “unparalleled leadership, wisdom and a genuine concern for the well-being of his constituents” throughout his three decades of service as a Flat Rock Village Council member, Henderson County commissioner and state representative, was honored with the top award of the night Thursday at the annual dinner of the Chamber of Commerce.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

AdventHealth hires Bo Caldwell to lead foundation

AdventHealth Hendersonville has hired Bo Caldwell, the former superintendent of Henderson County Public Schools, as its new foundation director, the hospital announced.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Developer seeks OK for 60-unit affordable housing project (2)

City planners will host a neighborhood compatibility meeting on Thursday, Feb. 1, on a proposal to build a 60-unit affordable housing development on 2.19 acres at 904 Greenville Highway.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

New York man faces 37 felony charges of coaxial cable theft

A New York man was jailed on a $810,000 bond after being charged with 37 felony counts related to the theft of coaxial cable from AT&T, the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office said.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

JOHN HOOD: Restrictive zoning dooms affordable housing

Though polarization is a pervasive and powerful force in our politics, housing policy is one area where cross-ideological coalitions have become increasingly common.   Read Story »

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