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City eyes tweaks in response to gripes over downtown meters

Henderson County Business

Labor agency hosts $17-20/Hour and Beyond Job Fair Thursday

FLETCHER — Mountain Area Workforce Development will hold a $17-20/Hour and Beyond Job Fair from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, June 29, at the WNC Agricultural Center’s Expo Building, 775 Boylston Highway, Fletcher.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Labor agency hosts $17-20/Hour and Beyond Job Fair next week

FLETCHER — Mountain Area Workforce Development will hold a $17-20/Hour and Beyond Job Fair from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, June 29, at the WNC Agricultural Center’s Expo Building, 775 Boylston Highway, Fletcher.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

UNC Health Pardee opens physical therapy practice in Laurel Park

UNC Health Pardee is expanding options for physical therapy with the opening of a new location at 1731 Brevard Rd. in Laurel Park.   Read Story »

Saluda Business

Green River Adventures featured on PBS's North Carolina Weekend

A Saluda outdoors business owned by two Brevard College alumni was recently featured on the PBS show North Carolina Weekend.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Aletitude, a new food and beverage spot, opens at AVL

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Asheville Business

Commemorative plaque will honor patriarch of craft brewing

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Henderson County Business

BRCC offers new degree programs, including engineering, AI, entrepreneurship

To prepare students for an influx of in-demand jobs available in the region, Blue Ridge Community College is launching eight new programs to help students build skills in engineering, information technology, business, healthcare and education. Students can take classes within these programs beginning with the fall semester in August.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

Where will the next Ingles-Ace hardware center go?

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Henderson County Business

Family agency announces $600 supplements for childcare workers

Responding to the severe shortage of daycare workers, the Children & Family Resource Center announced this week that it will provide education-based salary supplements to low-paid teachers, directors and family child care educators working with children ages birth to 5 years old.    Read Story »

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