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New city pool, rec center could cost up to $60 million
![Slide shows cost projections for four options consultants created to replace Patton Pool and the Whitmire Center, which remain closed after Hurricane Helene wrecked them. [CITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT]](/images/stories/2025/07/thumbs/RecCost.jpg)
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Elizabeth Moss announces retirement as IAM director
After eight years of leading Interfaith Assistance Ministry, Executive Director Elizabeth Willson Moss is retiring on Oct. 3. Read Story »
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I-26 project in Henderson County is complete, NCDOT announces
The final overnight closures of Interstate 26 in Henderson County related to the widening project are set to occur this week. Read Story »
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 »
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Hughes hired to lead Disaster Recovery Partnership
The United Way of Henderson County recently hired a leader for the agency’s new Disaster Recovery Partnership and announced funding for disaster case managers at five local non-profit agencies. Read Story »
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Police investigating alleged child sexual assault at Boys & Girls Club
The Hendersonville Police Department responded to Pardee Hospital on Monday in reference to a report of a child sexual assault. Read Story »
Four Seasons Politics
Trump's orders, state legislation kill DEI, city attorney tells council
Why did NC lawmakers strip Warren Wilson College from Helene recovery bill?
Community News
Mountain Memories exhibit at AVL features River Arts District work
Top artists chalk up awards in sidewalk art contest
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AdventHealth honors Frannette Miller, a nurse in Behavioral Health Unit
Frannette Miller, a registered nurse known for the ray of light she shines on the lives of her patients every day in the Behavioral Health Unit at AdventHealth Hendersonville, has been honored as winner with the DAISY Award, the hospital announced. Read Story »
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City invites public to beat the heat during free Splash Day
The city of Hendersonville invites the community to Splash Day at Edwards Park, at 904 N. Main St., on Saturday, Aug. 2. The free family-friendly event is designed to help everyone beat the summer heat and enjoy a day of fun in the sun. Read Story »
Four Seasons Politics
Why did NC lawmakers strip Warren Wilson College from Helene recovery bill?
In the most recent Helene recovery package from the state allocated $500 million to help address remaining damage to Western North Carolina, more than $4 million went to small private colleges and universities in the area. Read Story »
LOCAL BRIEFS: Daisy Award, HOP value, Breast Center
GUEST COLUMN: Lifesaving ‘welfare’ program badly in need of reform
Mountain Memories exhibit at AVL features River Arts District work
Trump bill cuts $330,000 at Blue Ridge Public Radio
Three plan to run for Dct. 3 seat as Lapsley announces retirement
AdventHealth launching teen behavioral health program Aug. 4
Pardee Foundation welcomes new board members, elects chair
N.C. fire marshal invites first responders to apply for disaster aid
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