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National Day of Prayer features topical messages, Biltmore praise team
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Knights honor six first responders
The Hendersonville Knights of Columbus Council 7184 presented the 32nd annual Shield Awards on April 25 to law officers, firefighters and emergency medical personnel who show exemplary community service and dedication to serving the public. Read Story »
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Lapsley 'honored and humbled' to receive high honor from his alma mater
Henderson County Commissioner William G. "Bill" Lapsley was honored by the University of Wyoming College of Engineering and Physical Sciences with the 2024 Distinguished Engineer Award at the college’s awards banquet on Saturday. Read Story »
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Bearfootin' Bears unveiled next week
The 20 bears of this year's Bearfootin’ Art Walk will be unveiled at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 8 on the outdoor Welcome Center Stage, 201 S. Main St., the Friends of Downtown Hendersonville announced. Read Story »
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Land donations add 174 acres to Gamelands
The Green River Game Lands just grew by 175 acres near Saluda, with forests that overlook the renowned Green River Narrows rapids and streams that provide clean water to the Green River. Read Story »
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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning
Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning. Read Story »
Four Seasons Politics
Three leaders blow up GOP's executive committee
GOOD JOB!/NEEDS WORK: Senior housing, water wars, birding trail
Community News
Professional women honor Conner as 2024 Athena Award winner
Parkway foundation celebrates new viewing platform atop Mount Pisgah
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Fourth Avenue entrance to Jackson Park closed for repaving
The Fourth Avenue East entrance to Jackson Park is closed today for repaving. Cars can still access the park from Glover Street. Read Story »
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Three leaders blow up GOP's executive committee
The Henderson County Republican Party remains divided and in disarray after three leaders disbanded the executive committee and rewrote the party’s plan of organization, leaving confusion and bitterness in their wake. Read Story »
UPDATE: I-26 has reopened
GUEST COLUMN: Edwards should have apologized and moved on
City Council members agree on a choice to fill Roundtree's seat
City poised to endorse tax credit financing for Lofts at Chadwick
Pardee Sports Medicine administering physicals for prep sports
National Day of Prayer features topical messages, Biltmore praise team
Community Band performs 'Songs of Our Country' Sunday
League forum aims to bridge partisan divide
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