Hendersonville News
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
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 celebrated two job-creating successes last week with a ribbon cutting and reception. Read Story »
Henderson County News
Former Henderson County deputy Robert Sieber has withdrawn as a candidate for Henderson County sheriff. Read Story »
Henderson County News
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."
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Hendersonville News
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.
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Hendersonville News
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.
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Hendersonville News
Brookland, built in 1836 as a summer home and isolated on a 9½-acre hilltop even while surrounded by post-World War II subdivisions, is now an official historic landmark in Hendersonville.
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Henderson County News
The Henderson County Sheriff's Office in partnership with Western Carolina University is mailing a community survey to 4,500 random addresses in Henderson County over the next few weeks, Sheriff Charles McDonald announced. Read Story »
