Laurel Park News
A state trooper who never got his boss to a promised lunch, a Fletcher officer who works in his spare time on a program to help children with autism, a sheriff's sergeant who volunteers as a middle school track coach, a Laurel Park officer and top bicycle racer who teaches bike safety and a two-time Hendersonville Police Department officer of the year were honored last week by the Hendersonville Kiwanis Club.
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Henderson County News
Henderson County commissioners rejected Grove Street courthouse renovation bids that exceeded the budget by 25 percent and sent a planning team back to the drawing board to scale back the project.
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Henderson County News
Four years after Blue Ridge Community College pulled the plug on its controversial baseball program, BRCC officials are giving up management of the most visible vestige of the short-lived Blue Ridge Bears.
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Henderson County News
Three years after their mother's murder, Andrew Little Gray and her sister hope for answers this week when their former stepfather appears in court in Columbus for a special hearing on the case.
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Hendersonville News
Boyd B. Massagee Jr., one of the old lions of the Henderson County Bar and a highly respected attorney who practiced in Hendersonville for more than 50 years, died Thursday at the Elizabeth House. He was 81.
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Henderson County News
Irish eyes will be smilin' at the 2014 Parade of the Leprechauns in Downtown Hendersonville on Saturday, March 15. Read Story »
Henderson County News
The Hendersonville High School mock trial teams recently completed competition in the 2014 North Carolina Advocates for Justice Mock Trial competition, winning numerous awards.
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North Carolina News
The Henderson County Republican Party has confirmed three U.S. Senate candidates for its March 22 convention, including the two candidates tied for the lead in a poll this week.
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Henderson County News
The Henderson County Republican Party plans a series of Thursday night campaign forums in April that it hopes will include all 15 Republican candidates on the primary ballot for local office.
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