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The Pardee Hospital Foundation announced the 2022 Physician of the Year and Philanthropist of the Year during its annual gala, A Black Tie Affair, on Saturday at Blue Ridge Community College.
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One of the greatest basketball teams in Western North Carolina history is celebrated in a short documentary film with a world premiere in Hendersonville on Friday, Aug. 5, in the auditorium and courtyard of the newly renovated Hendersonville High School campus.
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LAUREL PARK — The Friends of Laurel Park will host its first history tours of Laurel Park by shuttle bus at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, July 9. The event is free but registration is required as seating is limited. A Laurel Park historian will guide the tours. The shuttle bus will leave from the First Congregational Church parking lot. Go here to register.
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The city's Independence Day parade takes place starting at 10:30 a.m. Monday, July 4, followed by the Fourth of July celebration downtown with music, food and activites culminating in the fireworks show.
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Blue Ridge Community College hosted a graduation ceremony honoring members of the Community Ambassador Program as part of the fourth and final session on Wednesday, June 22, at the College’s conference hall.
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A Hendersonville native who is a doctoral student at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health has been awarded the school’s 2022 Celia and Joseph Blann Fellowship for her excellence in academics at the graduate school, ranked as one of the Top 10 public health programs in the United States.
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One might imagine Sally Egolf Wilson pitching her family’s story to a Hollywood producer — two sets of twins (one unplanned), two children struck by serious brain traumas, the emotional weight on the twin who didn’t get sick caring for the one who did, a close call on Sept. 11 in New York City, kids’ struggles with jobs, college and relationships as young adults, hurricanes and blizzards.
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