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Whether it’s a Thanksgiving morning jog to work up an appetite for the feast, a stroll on Main Street, sweet treats during the Historic Inns Tour & Cookies Caper or the nighttime Christmas parade, Hendersonville offers an abundance of holiday events to enjoy. Here’s a roundup:
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Four Seasons Orchestra plays Sunday at BRCC
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A homegrown talent, Carlos Vega, has been hired as the new operations director for the Fazio Family Boys & Girls Club of Henderson County, the youth organization announced.
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The Hendersonville City Council’s affordable housing listening sessions, postponed due to Hurricane Helene response efforts, have been rescheduled. As the community recovers, addressing the housing crisis remains a top priority. The sessions will gather valuable input from residents to shape the city’s strategic housing plan.
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For a while on Saturday night, it looked like the annual Bearfootin’ Bear auction might fall short of last year’s total of $117,000.
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Blue Ridge Community College is launching a new "Build Your Future" grant opportunity for those seeking employment or a career transition following Hurricane Helene.
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Hendersonville's annual Treat Street Carnival returns on Halloween from 5 to 8 p.m. on Main Street, Henderson County Parks and Recreation and the Friends of Downtown Hendersonville announced.
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When he heard about “Mary from Virginia,” a faithful disaster relief volunteer at Etowah Elementary School, schools Superintendent Mark Garrett assumed Mary was a transplant from the commonwealth to our north.
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While 22 Henderson County schools will resume regular operations on Tuesday, Atkinson Elementary School experienced flooding during the storm, causing damage that needs to be repaired before students and staff can safely return.
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