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Fernandez awarded Sparks Memorial Scholarship

Henderson County News

K-C and the sunshine band: United Way celebrates move

The United Way of Henderson County held an open house and anniversary celebration Tuesday at its new office inside the Kimberly-Clark Berkeley Mills facility on Smyth Avenue.   Read Story »

Laurel Park News

No new taxes budget in Laurel Park raises water bills by 2.5%

LAUREL PARK — The Laurel Park Town Council adopted a $2.15 million no-new-taxes budget for 2013-14 on Tuesday with a warning that pending legislation in Raleigh could raise costs or trim projected town revenue.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

County Bar elects new officers

The Henderson County Bar Association elected new officers on June 12.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Neill reports to prison in Jesup, Ga.

Sam Neill is in prison. Neill, the disbarred Hendersonville attorney convicted in state and federal courts of embezzlement and tax evasion, reported last week to the Federal Correctional Institute in Jesup, Ga., to begin serving a three-year term he received on the federal tax evasion charges on April 24, authorities said.   Read Story »

Mills River News

DOT to fix drainage after flooding on N.C. 191

MILLS RIVER — State DOT engineers have responded quickly to a severe flooding situation that Mills River residents blamed on a nursing home construction site, a Mills River town councilman says.   Read Story »

Green River News

Bank, federal officials honor Roscoe's store

GREEN RIVER — Bankers, federal officials and local business leaders gathered Tuesday at Green's Six Oaks store on Tuesday to honor the Green family for their comeback in serving the community.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Body of drowning victim recovered from Lake Summit

LAKE SUMMIT — The body of 19-year-old Tre Carter was recovered by divers at 2:34 p.m. from Lake Summit.   Read Story »

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COUNCIL PICKS WINGATE FOR OLD MILL SITE

The Hendersonville City Council on a 3-2 vote Thursday chose a developer for the old Grey Hosiery Mill who plans to renovate the 98-year-old structure for an expanded Wingate University campus.     Read Story »

Henderson County News

WHHS dancer wins 2nd Mile scholarship

Elizabeth Owen, a West Henderson High School graduate and aspiring nurse and Disney World dancer, received the Pat Shepherd 2nd Mile Scholarship during a Pat's School of Dance recital at Hendersonville High School Auditorium.   Read Story »

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