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County mourns loss of Robert Bridges, a champion of public schools

Robert Bridges shown during a candidate forum in 2024. [LIGHTNING FILE PHOTO]

Hendersonville News

Trump's orders, state legislation kill DEI, city attorney tells council

Executive orders signed by President Trump and state legislation that would become law if the General Assembly overrides a veto bar policies and practices that promote diversity, equity and inclusion in the city of Hendersonville, City Attorney Angela Beeker told the city council last week.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Developer seeks OK for 114-unit multi-family building at Blue Ridge Mall

A developer is seeking a rezoning to allow a 114-unit multi-family development on a 1.4-acre site at Blue Ridge Mall, city planners said in announcing a neighborhood compatibility meeting on the request.   Read Story »

Battalion Chief Dustin Nicholson (left) was recognized as Officer of the Year and John Perez was presented with the Firefighter of the Year Award in December.

Hendersonville Life

City honors Firefighter and Officer of the Year

The Hendersonville Fire Department celebrated the achievements of two members at its annual awards ceremony on Dec. 14. Firefighter John Perez was presented with the Firefighter of the Year Award and Battalion Chief Dustin Nicholson was recognized as Officer of the Year.   Read Story »

UNC Health Pardee President Jay Kirby and UNC Health Statewide Network President Tammy Scarborough pose with a North Carolina state flag that signifies Pardee's resilience during and after Hurricane Helene.

Hendersonville News

'NO WHITE FLAG': How Pardee, and UNC Health, persevered in Helene

Top administrators of UNC Health in Chapel Hill saw the forecast, like everyone else, as Hurricane Helene approached the North Carolina mountains the last week of September.   Read Story »

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