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County ABC board ready to drop pursuit of store

Henderson County News

Rainfall total exceeds year's worth already

The area is far exceeding the normal rainfall totals. Henderson County has already received more than the usual amount of rain for a whole year, records show.   Read Story »

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Fletcher incumbents file for re-election

The mayor of Fletcher and two council members filed on Monday to run for reelection in the 2013 municipal elections.      Read Story »

Henderson County News

HHS class of '14 embarks on senior tradition

Nothing defines the start of the final leg toward graduation from Hendersonville High School like the annual senior steps project.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Flat Rock, county move to recognize historic landmarks

Henderson County folks wear the cloak of history.   Read Story »

Breaking News

Events still on, so far, despite heavy rain, flood warnings

The Hendersonville fireworks show was still scheduled as of 6:30 tonight despite heavy rain in parts of Henderson County.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

NWS issues flood watch, forecasts rain through the Fourth

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for Henderson County and all of Western North Carolina, predicting two to three more inches of rain through 8 p.m. Wednesday and 80 percent chance of rain on Independence Day.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

New principals announced at EHHS, two elementary schools

Henderson County schools administrators have announced promotions and moves that have installed new principals at East Henderson High School and Mills River and Edneyville elementary schools.   Read Story »

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Commissioners make board appointments (2)

The Henderson County Board of Commissioners made the following appointments on Monday:   Read Story »

Mills River News

Mills River budget raises town salaries

MILLS RIVER — In a rare split vote, the Mills River Town Council on Thursday adopted a $1.5 million budget that funds pay raises targeted at the town administrative functions. The council rejected one councilman's proposal to raise salaries across the board by 5 percent, instead adopting the town manager's recommendation for a broad restructuring of duties, titles and pay.   Read Story »

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