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HHS class of '23 makes its Senior Steps mark

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Here's why we should celebrate farmers markets

What comes to mind when you think of farmers markets?   Read Story »

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Festival announces grand marshal of King Apple Parade

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Tomato Day features free sandwiches, heirloom expert, kids' fun

As the crop reaches peak season in Western North Carolina, the Hendersonville Farmers Market will celebrate the humble tomato with a special event.   Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: EHHS grad racks up scholarships; Council on Aging, new jailers, Carolina Village leadership

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WHHS student is among the best young cabinetmakers in America

Growing up in his dad’s automobile restoration business, Clay Beal learned to sweat the details.   Read Story »

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United Way honors Peppers, Johnson and top campaigns

United Way of Henderson County announced the recipients of distinguished awards to community leaders and corporate giving partners at its annual United Way Celebration on Thursday.   Read Story »

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Gibson honored as Kiwanian of the Year

John Gibson, who has 46 years of perfect attendance at Kiwanis clubs in Bartow, Florida, and Hendersonville, was honored as the first John Grear Kiwanian of the Year on June 30 at Cascades Mountain Resort.   Read Story »

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Bobby Wilkins etches his story into the record

Like Easter eggs, names associated with the long and colorful history of Hendersonville High School pop up every few pages of Wilsontown Lynx, Bobby Wilkins’s slightly fictionalized memoir.   Read Story »

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LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Fourth of July parade is back in a big way

Floats, old-timey cars, veterans, elected officials, candidates, fire trucks, rescue vehicles, businesses, civic organizations, even llamas moved up Main Street today as the city's Fourth of July parade came back with the biggest showing since the pandemic. The procession from Caswell Street to Sixth Avenue lasted 35 minutes.   Read Story »

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