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A housing framework can be useful. A city still needs a vision of its own.
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Infant twins, Marvel Mae and Weller William, attended the barbecue benefit held in their honor Saturday when churches, neighbors, family and friends came together in Tuxedo to show their love and raise money for the babies who were born premature and far from home this spring.
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In Missouri, young people can’t become a certified firefighter until they’re 18 years old.
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Todd Kirmss brought the memories of his parents and his dedication to the family farm they built with him when he rose from his seat to accept the 2026 Apple Farmer of the Year award during Friday’s opening ceremony for the North Carolina Apple Festival.
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Perched on a shaded picnic table at Lively Orchard in the apple country, Haley Marshall and her first-grade teacher, Stephanie Lively, paid homage to their long-standing friendship and community.
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FLETCHER — New rides, new entertainment and new food are being added to the lineup of fairgoers’ favorites at the N.C. Mountain State Fair Sept. 11-20 at the WNC Ag Center in Fletcher.
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Hundreds of fans of the late country music legend Dolly Parton came together in Hendersonville Friday night to remember the woman born poor in the Smoky Mountains who went on to touch people around the world through her music, philanthropy and kind heart.
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Henderson County pick-your-own apple orchards — and one pear orchard — are open now or opening soon.
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OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — Linden Hunt, a Hendersonville High School from Saluda, was one of 18 students selected to attend the summer Appalachian STEM Academy Bridge Program, a two-week residential program focusing on advanced science, math and computer science projects.
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