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Raines, Palmer earn Girl Scouts' highest achievement

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Bullington grant, Music in the Pines, Lookin' Good benefit

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Early College teacher receives $175,000 STEM Career Award

An Early College teacher has been selected as a Burroughs Wellcome Fund recipient of the 2023 Career Award for STEM Teachers (CAST).   Read Story »

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Work with Heart fund announces grant recipients

Six local businesses that came together to provide charitable support for nonprofits in and around Henderson County have announced their 2023 grant recipients.   Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: HSO performs (and sells art); yoga's back; so is Flat Rock genealogy club

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City celebrates opening of parking deck

Hendersonville leaders celebrated the opening of the city's new parking deck on Wednesday, hailing it as long-demanded and for years delayed solution to a downtown parking shortage.   Read Story »

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Pardee honors Garcia as Team Member of the Month

Erika Garcia, an environmental services manager known for going above and beyond her regular duties, was honored recently as Team Member of the Month at Pardee UNC Health Care, the hospital announced.   Read Story »

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Four to be inducted into Education Hall of Fame

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New partnership opens degree pathway for aspiring schoolteachers

A new partnership of Blue Ridge Community College and Henderson County public schools opens multiple learning paths for aspiring early childhood and K-12 teachers.   Read Story »

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‘Tin Can Man,’ the story of ’72 HHS championship team, is now available on line

“Tin Can Man,” the documentary recounting Hendersonville High School’s dramatic march to the state 3A basketball championship in 1972, was a big hit when it was shown for the first time at Blue Ridge Community College last summer.   Read Story »

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