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City Council wishes it were still 'Bo time'

Henderson County News

Mourners gather to say farewell to Waggoner

Hundreds of mourners gathered at First Presbyterian Church in Hendersonville to celebrate the life of Bill Waggoner on a sunny winter day that he would have appreciated. Bill Waggoner headed west, to the warmth of Tucson, in the cold of winter.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Hike features 'Hunger Games' setting

Carolina Mountain Land Conservancy guides will lead a hike to picturesque Bridal Veil Falls in DuPont State Recreational Forest on Saturday, Jan. 26.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Lucky donor wins 2013 Dodge Dart

A Blue Ridge Community College employee won a 2013 Dodge Dart as the United Way of Henderson County celebrated the 2012 campaign and handed out awards for the top companies, volunteers and campaigns at Friday at Lake Pointe Landing.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Local donors boosted Meadows campaign

Campaign donors from Henderson County helped Mark Meadows become the new congressman from the 11th District.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Park panel makes appeal for endorsements

FLAT ROCK — Representatives of Flat Rock homeowners associations and other organizations heard about plans for a proposed Highland Lake Park and took back information to their boards for possible endorsements.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Reviled by drivers, pork chop is gone

FLAT ROCK — Reviled as a four-inch high monument to bureaucratic overreach and widely ignored by local drivers, the Singleton Centre porkchop is no more.     Read Story »

Henderson County News

United Way donor wins a car on Friday

A United Way donor will find out if he or she has won a new Dodge Dart when the Henderson County United Way holds its campaign celebration Friday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

ABC board chair says county can support another liquor store

The Henderson County ABC Board chairman told county commissioners today that he thinks the county can support one or two new liquor stores and two commissioners urged the local board to move ahead on the idea.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Hawkins presses case for 1.4-cent property tax reduction

Henderson County Commissioner Grady Hawkins urged his fellow commissioners to lower the county tax rate by a penny and a half, saying the rate reduction would free up money for businesses and help every household.   Read Story »

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