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Disaster recovery bill sends $1.65 billion to region

Hendersonville News

City gets $3M interest-free loan to repair utilities

Among the lessons learned the hard way from Hurricane Helene is that the need for aid is easy to demonstrate. A first-hand tour will do the trick.   Read Story »

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As Helene raged, animal services chief made sure families kept their pets

The long days and sleepless nights Brad Rayfield spent caring for animals in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene taught him something about humanity.   Read Story »

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County expected to crack down on shooting toward occupied homes

Sheriff's deputies may soon have a stronger law to back them up the next time homeowners complain that irresponsible shooters are firing rounds into their neighborhood.   Read Story »

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Asheville man jailed on $150,000 bond on burglary charge

Henderson County sheriff's deputies charged a 39-year-old Asheville man with first-degree burglary and other felonies after a homeowner reported an overnight theft.   Read Story »

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Advent's ER chief wins first Pinnacle Physician Award

Dr. Courteney MacKuen, praised for her unwavering commitment to patient care and resilience under fire leading the emergency room as Hurricane Helene overwhelmed the region, was honored last month as the inaugural winner of the AdventHealth Pinnacle Physician Award.   Read Story »

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Christmas tree recycling is this week

The annual Christmas tree and wreath recycling sponsored by MountainTrue is happening Jan. 6-10, Monday through Friday, this week at ball field No. 6 at Jackson Park.   Read Story »

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AdventHealth, Blood Connection partner on blood drive Thursday

AdventHealth Hendersonville is teaming up with the Blood Connection to host a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, at 100 Hospital Drive, Hendersonville.   Read Story »

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Bo Ferguson moves into top spot as Durham's city manager

The Durham City Council appointed Deputy City Manager W. Bowman “Bo” Ferguson, who served as Hendersonville's city manager for five years, as the next city manager following the retirement of City Manager Wanda Page on Dec. 31.   Read Story »

Saluda News

Saluda Arts Festival calls for artists, volunteers and sponsors

The 20th annual Saluda Arts Festival, which takes place Saturday, May 17, in historic downtown Saluda, is issuing a call for artists to show exhibitors work and for volunteers and sponsors to support the event.   Read Story »

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