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Ask Matt ... about public space, free fuel, balconectomy

The Hendersonville Lightning's intrepid researcher answers readers' questions.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Moles to retire as register of deeds, King is first to file

Nedra Moles, who has served as Register of Deeds since 1994, said Monday will not run for a sixth term.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

After spill, Apodaca seeks report on coal ash ponds

After a coal ash spill into the Dan River posed a threat to drinking water supplies, state Sen. Tom Apodaca asked a joint environmental committee to look into all coal ash ponds in the state.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Passenger traffic at AVL climbs by 7%

The Greater Asheville Regional Airport Authority reported a 7 percent increase in passenger traffic in 2013 and the third highest number of total passengers in the past decade.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Vocational Solutions celebrates progress

Vocational Solutions celebrated two job-creating successes last week with a ribbon cutting and reception.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Sieber withdraws as candidate in sheriff’s race

Former Henderson County deputy Robert Sieber has withdrawn as a candidate for Henderson County sheriff.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

MossColumn: Here we go again

Commissioner Grady Hawkins says Henderson County's official flag has vanished from our fair land."I've been looking to try to find the Henderson county flag," he said Monday night at the Board of Commissioners meeting. "I guess it's in the chairman's garage."   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City delays closing Ninth Avenue for HHS expansion

The Hendersonville City Council postponed the closing of Ninth Avenue between Church and Oakland streets for at least a year based on a request from Henderson County schools officials.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

$1 million grant clears way for Dana water line

State agencies have awarded the city of Hendersonville grants of almost $1 million to fund the emergency water line serving Dana residents whose drinking water supply was found to be contaminated with a farm chemical.   Read Story »

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