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Henderson County News

Murder defendant declines to put up a defense

A 43-year-old Hendersonville man defending himself on a first-degree murder charge declined to call defense witnesses or testify on his own behalf on Tuesday as his trial neared an end after just two days.   Read Story »

Fletcher News

Rosner speaks at trial

For the first time since time since the North Carolina Medical Board suspended his medical license, Dr. Michael Rosner spoke publicly and at length about his career, his surgeries and the controversy and lawsuits they have brought on.   Read Story »

Laurel Park News

Laurel Park wins grant for Rhododendron Lake work

LAUREL PARK — The Town of Laurel Park has received a $63,550 grant to improve Rhododendron Lake Park.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Man charged in weekend assault, burglary

Sheriff's deputies charged a 31-year-old Hendersonville man with first degree burglary, injury to real property and assault on a female after responding to a burglary in progress on Saturday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Beautiful fall weather on tap this week

It will feel like fall when fall arrives officially at 10:29 Monday night.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Ask Matt ... how fast a moped can go

The Lightning's intrepid researcher responds to readers' questions.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Morse to retire from G.E.

Paul Morse, who helped expand General Electric's outdoor lighting business with innovation, greater efficiency and faster delivery, is retiring from the company after 36 years of service on Oct. 1.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Leaders signal greater cooperation on water issues

Henderson County commissioners aren't pleased that non-city residents pay 60 percent more for water than Hendersonville residents. Whether they can do anything about it is in doubt.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Leaders strike a blow against mediocrity

In praise of the joint medical education building and cancer center on the Pardee Hospital campus, an architect, the new tenants and county leaders used words like transformative (twice), state of the art (many times), legacy, once in a lifetime  and even "magic."   Read Story »

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