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Friends, family and fellow soldiers remember Tony Case

Hendersonville Your Town

Crab Creek homeowners loaded for bear in fight against rezoning

  A three-month delay in a developer’s request to allow a 125,000-square-foot ministorage development in the Crab Creek community has given homeowners more time to mount an aggressive campaign against the rezoning.   Read Story »

Henderson County Your Town

Grief Share group meets at Upward church

Community members who have experienced the death of a loved one are invited to register for the Grief Share program at Upward Christian Fellowship church, 991 Upward Road, Flat Rock.   Read Story »

Henderson County Your Town

IT'S FLAG DAY: Here's how to fly Old Glory

Commemorating the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777, Flag Day is a day when Americans are asked to fly the American flag with pride and reverence.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Your Town

GOOD JOB!/NEEDS WORK: Morehead winner, water wars, hazard pay

Good job!   Read Story »

Henderson County Your Town

Sparks family announces scholarship winners for 2021

Gracie Milner won a four-year $20,000 scholarship and David Orihuela-Rio was awarded a $5,000 grant when the Sparks Family and Connie & Ricky Sparks Scholarship Foundation was announced at Hendersonville High School's annual Move Up assembly on May 28.   Read Story »

Edneyville Your Town

Apple Festival names 2021 Apple Ambassador

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Hendersonville Your Town

LOCAL BRIEFS: Honoring fallen soldiers, Thursday Thrift open, history walks

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Henderson County Your Town

STUCK MIDDLE: Joy comes early, joy comes late

I don’t even know where to begin, and I am only very rarely at any sort of loss for words.   Read Story »

Henderson County Your Town

FLAG DAY: Here are guidelines for displaying Old Glory (2)

Commemorating the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777, Flag Day is a day when Americans are asked to fly the American flag with pride and reverence.   Read Story »

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