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Henderson County News

Board authorizes Dana Park work

The Henderson County Board of Commissioners authorized a contract of $94,833 for Allison Contractors for the phase one improvements for Dana Park including grading, walking trails and a parking lot.   Read Story »

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Museum to stage Sandburg play

The Henderson County Heritage Museum will present a one-act play by Steve Carlisle called "The Sandburgs of Connemara" Oct. 17-18.   Read Story »

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HHS inducts six to Hall of Fame

Community leaders, a veteran television actor, a congressman and the hardest working hot dog man in America were inducted into the Hendersonville High School Hall of Fame on Friday.   Read Story »

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State employee PAC endorses Apodaca

The political action committee of the State Employees Association of North Carolina announced that it has endorsed state Sen. Tom Apodaca, a Hendersonville Republican.   Read Story »

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LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Bankers hammer away in Habitat blitz build

EAST FLAT ROCK — Bankers' hours took on a new meaning on Saturday, Sept. 27, when managers, marketing executives and tellers traded their business attire for jeans and T-shirts and picked up hammers and saws for a Habitat for Humanity blitz build at Dodd Meadows.   Read Story »

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New restaurant offers variety menu

A new restaurant on Asheville Highway will serve both Mexican and Italian fare when it opens this fall.   Read Story »

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Series aims to 'keep fires burning'

The Center for Cultural Preservation is offering a new program on mountain culture called "Keeping the Fires Burning: Heroes of Mountain Culture."The series features musicians, authors and heritage preservation leaders who are working to keep mountain culture alive.   Read Story »

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Credit union opens branch on Seventh Avenue

David Burnette said Hendersonville was a natural location for a new branch for Telco Community Credit Union.   Read Story »

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Fluent in local government, Laughter also connected with farm culture

When Jaime Laughter started her job as the Mills River town manager eight years ago, she was a 26-year-old with braces on her teeth and no experience in local government administration.   Read Story »

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