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Mount Moriah dedicates new sanctuary

Hendersonville Life

Festival season sprouts with Garden Jubilee

City crews mowed and trimmed the new Gateway Park at the triangle of Church, Main and King.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

County to fly Betsy Ross flag this weekend

The Henderson County Historic Courthouse will fly a replica of the original flag of the 13 colonies, "Stars and Stripes", created by Betsy Ross in 1776, for Memorial Day weekend.   Read Story »

Flat Rock Life

LIGHTNING REVIEW: Death stings not singing nuns

One might surmise that the deaths of 52 nuns to food poisoning and the burial of 48, leaving four in the freezer to be deep-sixed when the order raises the money, would be an impossible setup for a grin-inducing musical comedy.   Read Story »

Laurel Park Life

Bluegrass at Jump Off draws 700

LAUREL PARK — W.A. Smith would have been pleased.   Read Story »

Saluda Life

Saluda Art Festival rings up sales

SALUDA — Sara Bell served a steady stream of customers, selling beer and bottled water in front of her river guiding business, Green River Adventures.   Read Story »

Henderson County Life

Young cookers set for Blue Ridge challenge

TRYON — When the smoke rises over Harmon Field in Tryon June 8 and 9, a cooking team will be setting a new record at the Blue Ridge BBQ & Music Festival.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Life

Symphony announces seating changes

The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) will make improvements to its practices for seating for season ticket holders for all concerts.   Read Story »

Henderson County Life

Rooftop cops raise money for Special Olympics

Law officers, firefighters and emergency personnel are pitching in to help raise money for the Special Olympics Friday and Saturday.   Read Story »

Henderson County Life

'Living History Camp' taking reservations now

Historic Johnson Farm is taking reservations for its "Living History Camp" for June 25 - 28.The camp's focus includes the history of food, clothing, and fiber arts. In addition to seeing and spending time in a one-room schoolhouse, children will enjoying playing old timey games and seeing toys that used to be popular. Participants will be introduced to a world of historical activities that sustained and entertained an earlier generation of children in rural North Carolina.The camp is for 4th and 5th grade students, and space is limited to 12 students. Reservations are required (828-891-6585. The fee is $75. Hours are 10 am to 2 pm, Monday through Friday, June 25-28.   Read Story »

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