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Oscar Isaacs, a barber and friend to all, dies at age 83

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Should auditorium be named for Tom Orr?

After Tom Orr died, Ashley Orr Self began to hear more stories about her uncle than she had ever imagined.   Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Carolina Village scholarships, school supply drive, runway race

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Here's how schools will operate in-person and virtually this year

The big news Monday was that the Henderson County School Board voted to make masks optional in schools for students and staff. Behind that is a lot of detail about how the school year will work, including virtual school options. Here's the information from the school system.   Read Story »

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Regulatory board rejects proposal to reopen Thos. Shepherd funeral home

Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors, which has been shut down by state regulators since last November, is struggling in its effort to reopen.   Read Story »

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Talk host Todd Starnes to visit WHKP on Friday

Talk show host Todd Starnes, who was added to WHKP's noon-3 p.m. slot on May 3 after the death of host Rush Limbaugh, will visit WHKP Broadcast House, 1450 Seventh Avenue East, for a book signing from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday.   Read Story »

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Fire Station 2 wins health and safety recognition

N.C. Department of Labor Commissioner Josh Dobson visited Hendersonville Wednesday to recognize the inclusion of Fire Station 2 into the state’s Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program.   Read Story »

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Pardee announces new board member, elects officers

Pardee UNC Health Care announced the addition of a new board member and the election of new officers for the year beginning July 1.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (290)

Don’t miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

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City seeks ideas for Fifth Avenue East sidewalk mural

The city of Hendersonville is inviting residents to submit concepts and ideas for a sidewalk mural on Fifth Avenue East to brighten up a pedestrian link between Main Street and the resurgent Historic Seventh Avenue District.   Read Story »

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