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Streets around HHS closed Friday for covid-compliant graduation processional

Henderson County News

Candler jailed on child sex abuse charges

A 19-year-old Candler man was jailed under $170,000 bond after sheriff's deputies charged him with one count of first-degree statutory sex offense and two counts of child abuse, all felonies. Read Story »

Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

You won't want to miss this week's very special issue of the Lightning! Read Story »

Henderson County Your Town

Here's where to get a copy of the special graduation section

Celebrating the Class of 2020, our special section honoring this year's high school graduates, is on the street! Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Neighbors organize to oppose asphalt plant

EAST FLAT ROCK —Neighbors have organized to block a proposed asphalt plant on Spartaburg Highway at the U.S. 25 connector, saying that the manufacturing use could release harmful toxins into the air, depreciate surrounding property values and endanger the health of residents. Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

Twenty-five vendors will offer food, produce and crafts at new market

More than 25 vendors will fill Maple Street this Saturday for opening day of the Hendersonville Farmers Market. Read Story »

Four Seasons Politics

Demonstrators stage peaceful protest over George Floyd death

Early voting starts Thursday for congressional runoff

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Community News

Here's where to get a copy of the special graduation section

Demonstrators stage peaceful protest over George Floyd death

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Henderson County Life

IAM receives $50,000 for Stimulus Check Challenge campaign

Interfaith Assistance Ministry received a $50,000 donation for its covid-19/Stimulus Check Challenge. The donors have asked to remain anonymous but want to challenge the community to match the $50,000 donation. Read Story »

Henderson County News

Covid case sets Grove Street Courthouse on edge

Employees and attorneys who work in the Grove Street Courthouse were anxious over the past few weeks after an employee in the district attorney's office tested positive for covid-19, officials and other people who work in the Grove Street facility said. Read Story »