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FEMA announces $17M to repair Green Meadows apartments damaged by Helene

A Hendersonville housing agency will receive $16.8 million to repair dwellings Green Meadows damaged by Hurricane Helene thanks to a new round of federal disaster aid.   Read Story »

Moderator Mark Warwick (center) questions Democrat Jamie Ager (left) and Republican Jennifer Capps Balkcom (right) during a forum on farming as the race for the 11th Congressional District heats up.

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Ager and Balkcom tout ties to farming during candidate forum

The Republican and Democratic candidates for the 11th Congressional District on Thursday evening both pledged to make farmers and agriculture in Western North Carolina a priority if elected.   Read Story »

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Developer, city square off over zoning lawsuit

A developer is returning fire after the city of Hendersonville sought dismissal of its lawsuit seeking to reverse the city council’s denial of its rezoning request last January.   Read Story »

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Edwards rebuts ethics report on sexual harassment

U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards is pushing back against the House Ethics Committee's findings that he engaged in sexual harassment, outlining his concerns with the committee's investigation and conclusions in a letter.   Read Story »

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Sheriff’s office investigating after two men found shot to death

Detectives are investigating the shooting deaths of two men in their 20s whose bodies were found outside their home in Edneyville, the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office said.   Read Story »

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Courthouse dome glows pink in honor of Dolly

From the Empire State Building to Buckingham Palace, from Dollywood to Hollywood, from the Grand Ole Opry to Capitol, nations, cities, towns and villages paid tribute to Dolly Parton — Hendersonville, North Carolina, among them.   Read Story »

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Edwards rebuts ethics report on sexual harassment

Attorneys spar ahead of hearing on zoning lawsuit

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Here's where to find U-pick apple orchards

HHS student attends Appalachian STEM program

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Koalson Green sits between his sister, Marvel Mae, (left) and brother, Weller William (right). The twins were born very premature and far from home this spring. [photo courtesy of Jill Hill]

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Benefit planned for family of premature twins born far from home

Churches, neighbors, family and friends will come together in Tuxedo in September to show their love and raise money for a couple that faced the premature birth of their twins this spring while on vacation hundreds of miles from home.   Read Story »

Council Member Melinda Lowrance, Mayor Barbara Volk, Council Member Lyndsey Simpson, Mayor Pro Tem Jennifer Hensley, and Council Member Gina Baxter will host ‘Council Conversations’ in the coming weeks.

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City leaders hosting ‘Council Conversations’

Hendersonville City Council members are inviting constituents to join them at a series of “Council Conversations” — informal gatherings allowing the public to interact by asking questions, expressing concerns and working together toward solutions.   Read Story »

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Attorneys spar ahead of hearing on zoning lawsuit

A developer is returning fire after the city of Hendersonville sought dismissal of its lawsuit seeking to reverse the city council’s denial of its rezoning request last January.   Read Story »

An overlooked battleground in N.C. election

30 years ago, we played our part in the Olympics

Here's where to find U-pick apple orchards

LOCAL BRIEFS: Fall plant sale, True Ridge fundraiser, 'Without Shade Without Rest'

Hard work overcoming adversity earns BRCC student the Academic Excellence Award

Cooper rallies supporters during campaign stop downtown

Fair adding flying cow cars, spookhouse, comedy juggler and more

Don't lure bears! wildlife agency warns after mama settles in Asheville home