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Sheriff Griffin endorses Hensley for mayor

Four Seasons Politics


Chalk It Up! creator Barbara Hughes says the sidewalk art contest creates lasting memories for the artists. ‘It’s tattooed inside their mind about how it felt and what they made — and if they won or not doesn’t really play into it.’ [KEVYN CARTER-LONG/Hendersonville Lightning]

Chalk It Up! celebrates 30 years this weekend

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Many Pines is one of three stops on the Flat Rock Preservation Celebration, a guided tour of historic properties. [CONTRIBUTED]

Preservation Celebration features two historic homes, St. John in the Wilderness

Your Town


County commission votes to put farmland bond on ballot

Four Seasons Politics


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U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards and his wife, Teresa, greet voters during the Hendersonville Fourth of July parade in 2022. [LIGHTNING FILE PHOTO]

Edwards sells McDonald's restaurants

Four Seasons Politics


Trump pardons local mechanic who sold devices to evade clean-air law

Four Seasons Politics


MountainTrue and its conservation partners worked together to reopen access at Lazy Otter, the outfitter at Horse Shoe that had been closed since 2024.

Paddling the French Broad just got easier

Etowah Sports


Voters can meet Democratic nominees at 'Speed Dating' event

Four Seasons Politics


Canaan Cox

NHHS graduate headlines Rhythm & Brews next week

Your Town


Jere Brittain stands next to a new plaque honoring his work to protect Mills River. [KEVYN CARTER-LONG/Hendersonville Lightning]

Partnership honors Mills River community center founders and river protector Jere Brittain

Mills River Your Town


Endeavour Infrastructure chose BorgWarner to prepare its TurboCell hybrid power units for mass production.

Ask Matt ... about First Baptist parking, BorgWarner's turbo units

News


City hosts free community splash day Aug. 8

News


At left, Jayne Miller receives volunteer award from Richard Rhodes and Michelle Owens; right, Jamie Carpenter (right) receives the Debi Smith Award from Debi Smith. [PHOTO BY ASHLEY DOWNER]

TDA honors Carpenter, Miller for service to tourism

Your Town


The state Local Government Commission on Tuesday authorized Carolina Village's plan to borrow $50 million to refinance debt, pay for sewer improvements and cover costs of a new 60-unit assisted-living  building, shown in a rendering.

State regulators OK city GO bonds, Carolina Village borrowing

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Options to serve the small base of Etowah sewer customers include a new treatment plant or sending the effluent to existing plants operated by the Buncombe-based Metropolitan Sewer District or the city of Hendersonville. [HENDERSON COUNTY ENGINEER]

County faces wide funding gap in addressing Etowah sewer service

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Beachgoers returned last month to Lake Lure, which was refilled earlier this year for the first time since Hurricane Helene in September 2024. This is its first season open to tourists since then. [WALKER LIVINGSTON/Carolina Public Press]

Lake Lure celebrates return of tourism

Business


City holds line on property tax, orders pay study

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Hendersonville celebrated America’s 250th birthday Saturday with a parade that included people dressed as Revolutionary War soldiers.

Parade celebrates America’s 250th birthday and small-town life

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