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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning with exclusive coverage of the sale of Mountain 1st Bank and loss that its shareholders will see, Pardee Hospital's plans to expand its footprint in northern Henderson County and an interview with one of the stars of "Cats" at the Playhouse Downtown. Read Story »
FLAT ROCK — Placed on deathwatch by critics a year ago, the Flat Rock Playhouse emerged from its pivotal 10-week run of big-stage musicals with strong ticket sales and momentum for the last third of the season, theater officials said. Read Story »
First Citizens Bank and Hendersonville-based Mountain 1st Bank announced a merger on Wednesday under which Mountain 1st will receive $10 million. Of the total, $8 million will be used to repay a TARP loan and exit the 2008 bank rescue program and $2 million will go to Mountain 1st shareholders, or 38 cents a share. Read Story »
The Henderson County Board of Commissioners authorized Pardee Hospital to form a stronger relationship with management partner UNC Health Care that board members said best positions the county hospital for dramatic and unpredictable changes in the business of health care. Read Story »
Don't miss the Hendersonville Lightning's guide to the 67th annual N.C. Apple Festival including a full-color map of the festival, entertainment schedule, food and crafts vendor list, features on the 2013 grand marshal and Apple Ambassador and our special look at "33 Things to Do" at the Apple Festival and beyond. Read Story »
Inc. magazine has ranked Hendersonville-based Blue Sky MD No. 1320 on its seventh annual Inc. 500|5000, a measure of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. Read Story »
"Deathtrap" is tense from the start. Read Story »
The General Assembly likely has the votes to override Gov. Pat McCrory's veto of a bill that Henderson County farmers strongly support as a stopgap fix to ensure an adequate labor supply, local legislators said. Read Story »
Need locally grown tomatoes for supper? Want to know which apples are now ripe? Want to buy locally ground sausage or a T-bone steak? Read Story »
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