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Henderson County News

Deputies charge woman as habitual burglar

Henderson County sheriff's deputies charged a 30-year-old Hendersonville woman with habitual breaking and entering and two other felony theft charges after a Memorial Day burglary in Edneyville.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Miss print, miss a lot (4)

Don't miss this week's print issue of the Hendersonville Lightning. Read about the Flat Rock retiree who brushed history. There's also a story about grumblings at the Music On Main Street concerts.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

SLIDESHOW: Henderson County honors top scholars

Parents, teachers and school leaders honored the 2012-13 Top Scholars of the Henderson County public schools Tuesday night during a banquet at the Blue Ridge Community College Conference Center.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

County adds spending, delays tax cut vote

The Henderson County Board of Commissioners ratcheted up a proposed county budget by $1,029,098 on Tuesday, adding a new "peak load" ambulance crew and granting several non-profit agency requests while delaying a vote on a proposed tax cut.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Deadline is Monday for nonprofit grants

The deadline for nonprofits to apply for the next round of Community Foundation of Henderson County's competitive general grants is 5 p.m. Monday, June 3, the foundation said.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City may reduce fire response to medical calls

It's a familiar sight, and it's sometimes a head scratcher.   Read Story »

Edneyville News

Edneyville Troop 605 honors five Eagles

EDNEYVILLE — Edneyville Troop 605 honored five Boy Scouts who achieved the rank of Eagle on Sunday, May 19.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

New city manager knows how to get here

John Connet has been around city government all his life.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Mills River cautiously eyes affordable housing

MILLS RIVER—Mills River Town Manager Jaime Laughter says developers are showing increased interest in higher density housing, given the growth expected from the new Sierra Nevada brewery, a new supersized Ingles and a new sewer line serving the Jeffress Road area off N.C. 280.   Read Story »

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