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Credit union opens branch on Seventh Avenue

Hendersonville Business

Macon Bank execs to ring NASDAQ bell

Leaders of a newly formed holding company for Macon Bank will ring the closing bell on the NASDAQ this afternoon to celebrate of the financial company's trading as a public company.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Seventh Avenue Bazaar features 70 artisans

The annual Seventh Avenue Arts and Crafts Bazaar will be held on Saturday, Oct. 11, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Maple Street in front of the train depot in the Historic Seventh Avenue District.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Highway project forcing relocation of airport entrance

Asheville Regional Airport's main entrance will close next week and remain closed until early 2015 as crews relocate the entrance drive.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Rooftop restaurant inches toward opening

Bobby Rogers knows that people want to know when his Main Street restaurant will open and what kind of food it will serve.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

City's fiscal strength earns rating upgrade

A financial service has upgraded the fiscal strength rating for the city of Hendersonville based on its cash reserves, ability to repay debt and secure lower interest rates for borrowing.   Read Story »

Mills River Business

Sierra Nevada gift shop opens

Sierra Nevada's gift shop is now open, offering clothing, accessories and gifts, bar supplies like glasses and tap handles and, of course, beer.   Read Story »

Edneyville Business

Businesses, lenders celebrate partnership

Lenders who helped fund the new Hendersonville Community Co-Op and a solar farm in Edneyville celebrated the partnership that is creating jobs and boosting economic development on Tuesday.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Leaders signal greater cooperation on water issues

Henderson County commissioners aren't pleased that non-city residents pay 60 percent more for water than Hendersonville residents. Whether they can do anything about it is in doubt.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Leaders strike a blow against mediocrity

In praise of the joint medical education building and cancer center on the Pardee Hospital campus, an architect, the new tenants and county leaders used words like transformative (twice), state of the art (many times), legacy, once in a lifetime  and even "magic."   Read Story »

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