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LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Apple Festival opens

Hendersonville Life

Longtime columnist Stephen Black dies at age 68

Stephen M. Black, a hard-living ex-Marine whose weekly Times-News column provoked outrage from readers of all political persuasion but also had the power to bring a laugh and a tear, died Friday morning after a long period of health challenges and a week of more serious medical problems. He was 68.   Read Story »

Henderson County Life

WEEKEND EVENTS: Robert Morgan, Saluda Grade concert

SALUDA — Saluda native Aaron Burdett and his band will play at Saluda's free Top of the Grade concert at 6:30 p.m. Friday after the Saluda Tailgate Market.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

'CATS' will surround audience in downtown show

Flat Rock Playhouse is preparing to surround the theater audience with the action in CATS, the long-running Broadway musical based on T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats" and featuring a musical score by Andrew Lloyd Webber.   Read Story »

North Carolina Life

Chimney Rock catching fire over Hunger Games sequel

Ahead of the Nov. 22 release of the Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire, Chimney Rock State Park next month is showing the blockbuster first movie, The Hunger Games, on a 35-foot outdoor screen and offering other movie-themed activities.   Read Story »

Green River Life

LIGHTNING REVIEW: Robert Morgan returns to 'Gap Creek'

Fourteen years after the phenomenal success of his novel Gap Creek, Robert Morgan has come home again.His newest novel, The Road from Gap Creek, picks up the story of Julie and Hank Richards, who we first met through Julie's eyes in Gap Creek.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

City shrinks seating area for last R&B concert

Organizers of the popular Rhythm & Brews Concert series have asked patrons to leave their folding chairs at home for the final concert this week.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

WTZQ kicks off music showcase at Moe's BBQ

Moe's Original BBQ and WTZQ AM-1600 are launching a new singer/songwriter showcase the third Thursday of every month from 8 to 9 p.m. upstairs at Moe's in downtown Hendersonville.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

HSO names executive director, new president

The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra has named Bill Humleker as its first executive director and Turner Rouse as office administrator and expanded its Board of Directors to 21 members, the symphony announced.   Read Story »

Henderson County Life

Religion on public square is topic of panel discussion

The role of religion on the public square is the topic of a panel discussion at 8 p.m.  Thursday, Aug. 8, at Thomas Auditorium at BRCC.   Read Story »

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