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Residents of Brightwater and adjoining neighborhoods will see a reduction in their water bills of almost $10 a month under a new funding agreement the Hendersonville City Council approved last week. Read Story »
FLETCHER – Good weather and a good cause drew a record number of fairgoers to the N.C. Mountain State Fair Wednesday for Ingles Day. The fair had 13,924 people come through the gates donating about 16,000 pounds of food to MANNA Food Bank. Read Story »
"Celebrate Jesus," an event focusing on the love and goodness of God, will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15, in Jackson Park. Read Story »
Ellie Caldwell, a junior at North Henderson High School, has been selected to co-represent the Western North Carolina region for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Student Athlete Advisory Council. Read Story »
The city of Hendersonville has invited residents to take a survey about downtown parking. Read Story »
Henderson County School Board member Amy Lynn Holt on Monday night delivered a spirited defense of the $26,000 raise the board gave superintendent David Jones last month and Jones later declined to respond when the chairman of the county Republican Party asked him to turn down the raise and hire a teacher assistant instead. Read Story »
Reacting to election-year criticism that the city's impact fees hinder economic development, the Hendersonville City Council on Thursday endorsed a dramatic rewrite of the schedule that shifts the burden of impact fees from new businesses to new homes. Read Story »
Volunteer clock fixers took apart the historic McClintock clock at Main Street and Fourth Avenue on Thursday and began the process of repairing the clock with new electronic control box and other parts. Read Story »
The Arts and Humanities Series at Blue Ridge Community College will present "U.S.S. Constitution: A Most Unfortunate Ship" on Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Patton Auditorium. Read Story »
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