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Olympic decathlete has roots in Edneyville

Ayden Owens-Delerme, an NCAA champion decathlete with ancestral roots in the Edneyville community, is representing Puerto Rico in the 2024 Olympics that open Friday in Paris.   Read Story »

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Divided county commission votes to buy Grove Street property for $2½ million

Over the strong objections of two members, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners voted to buy a block of property on South Grove Street for use as swing space during construction of the $160 million courthouse-jail expansion and for courthouse parking.   Read Story »

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Consultants to present Saluda Grade Trail study

The public is invited to meetings that will present findings of a year-long feasibility study of the proposed Saluda Grade Trail at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 6, at Polk County High School in Columbus and 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 13, at Gramling United Methodist Church in Inman, South Carolina.   Read Story »

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Linda Edwards, Dewitt Tipton perform 'Songs my Daddy Taught Me' on Aug. 11

Soprano Linda Edwards and pianist Dewitt Tipton will perform familiar songs from the ’20s, ’30s and ’40s and favorite “old time” hymns in “Songs my Daddy Taught Me" at 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11, in the Parish Hall of the Episcopal Church of St. John in the Wilderness in Flat Rock.   Read Story »

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O'Cains win Save the Song Birds Hero Award

Hendersonville’s Wild Birds Unlimited Nature Shop received a coveted award from the Wild Birds company during the annual convention of franchisees in Indianapolis recently.   Read Story »

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League of Women Voters presents Chris Cooper program on politics

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Democratic Party chooses fourth nominee for School Board

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News Archive

• Ceremony dedicates 'Deputy Ryan P. Hendrix Bridge'       Comments
• County shifts $9.3 million from sewer to sports fields       Comments
• County to buy Etowah Sewer Co.       Comments
• In 3-2 vote, county chooses sewer option connecting to city's treatment plant       Comments
• Manufacturer gets incentives for $20 million expansion to retain $90K/year jobs       Comments
• County honors retiring DSS director       Comments
• LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Play ball!       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning       Comments
• Apple Ambassador wants to focus on farmers       Comments
• Film on HHS's 1972 hoops championship wins major award       Comments
• Mother Earth caregivers, family agency partner on 'Growing Young Sprouts'       Comments
• The Fritz, Big Hungry take the stage at R&B on Thursday       Comments
• Carolina Mountain Club creates woodsy trail for Rugby cross country team       Comments
• Which local brewery won gold and silver at U.S. Open Beer Championship?       Comments
• Rescue plan money may shift from sewer to soccer       Comments
• Sale of sewer company would likely block high-density development in Etowah       Comments
• Veterans Services Office moves to new Hedrick-Rhodes building on Thursday       Comments
• Sleep clinic CMA is Pardee's Teammate of the Month       Comments
• Public invited to comment on city PD as part of accreditation review       Comments
• BRCC offers plenty of degree programs for in-demand jobs       Comments
• Ferncliff Park makes Top 15 list of industrial sites       Comments
• Although streetscape job restores west-end access, detours persist       Comments
• New firefighters qualify to join fire service       Comments
• Polk Foundation grant supports Saluda's 'Night at the Museum'       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning       Comments
• Landowners can apply for grants to remove abandoned house trailers       Comments
• Rotary Club honors Breakfast Club hosts as 'Community Heroes'       Comments
• After visit to region, Edwards warns Putin may next target Baltics       Comments
• Sheriff’s office issues scam warning       Comments
• Pisgah Legal names new executive director       Comments