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Henderson County News

Case files show Neill's trouble mounted

In hindsight, plenty of clues hinted that Sam Neill was going underwater.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

School Board names elementary ed director

Rebecca L. "Becky" Poplin has been appointed as director of elementary education for the Henderson County schools.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Barbara Blaine retirement leaves a big void

They come and they go — superintendents, school board members, elections, bond issues, county commission fights, angry parents, scholarship winners, state champions. Barbara Blaine has been there for all of it, and will be there on Monday night, steady as ever.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Thorns & Roses: Ice cream, drama kings, friend of Pardee

Rose — To Chris and Mary Jane McDonnell, two volunteer leaders of Celebrate Flat Rock.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Still no peace between Blue Note, neighbors

Frank Sinatra sang "New York, New York" at 70 decibels. Old Blue Eyes' legendary pipes sounded just fine but his crooning didn't help the Hendersonville City Council settle a dispute between downtown residents and T's Blue Note Grill.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City Council halves water bill increase

The Hendersonville City Council voted to save water customers a little money, very little.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

School Board joins opposition to NC virtual charter school

The Henderson County School Board voted 6-1 on Monday to join more than 60 other school boards across North Carolina the state in opposing a state virtual charter school that could drain money from local school districts.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Print exclusive: The Sam Neill files

In hindsight, clues abounded that Sam Neill was going underwater.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Brightwater loan repayment plan to double water bills

Some 80 residents of Brightwater Heights and 64 other households nearby will pay $27 more a month on their water bill if the Hendersonville City Council accepts a recommendation from the city utilities department.   Read Story »

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