Henderson County Your Town
Flat Rock author Brad Swift says he felt compelled to write his 25th novel after the story idea kept him awake for many sleepless nights.
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Henderson County Your Town
Smart Start Partnership for Children is currently seeking donations of new and gently used books for children ages 0-18.
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Mills River Your Town
MILLS RIVER — The Henderson County sheriff's office is crediting deputies, firefighters and EMS personnel for their quick and heroic work that saved a woman and her two dogs from a house fire in Mills River.
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Henderson County Your Town
United Way of Henderson County has added six community leaders to its 2020 Board of Directors.
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Hendersonville Your Town
Carolina Village will host an artist reception from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28, featuring the artwork displayed in the “Main Street” area of the facility and the artists present to meet the public.
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Flat Rock Your Town
Recently I overheard the following tentative but very matter-of-fact statement between a couple in the Flat Rock post office after they’d endured their maiden voyage through our splendid new roundabout on Greenville Highway. “Now that wasn’t so bad, was it?”
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Hendersonville Your Town
Members of the community on Martin Luther King Jr. Day remembered the old Sixth Avenue and Ninth Avenue schools, 55 years after the last school bell marked the end of “separate but equal” racial segregation in Hendersonville schools.
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Hendersonville Your Town
Henderson County tourism director Beth Carden received the inaugural North Carolina Champion Award on Thursday in a surprise presentation during the Tourism Development Authority's eighth annual tourism conference at Blue Ridge Community College.
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Hendersonville Your Town
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Breakfast on Monday will highlight and honor alumni and faculty of Hendersonville’s Ninth Avenue and Sixth Avenue schools, which served as a beacon for the education of black Americans and as regional community centers from 1916 to 1965.
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