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Mills River budget raises town salaries

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Contractor 'tops out' Fletcher's new Town Hall

FLETCHER — The Fletcher Town Council and mayor and USDA and Cooper Construction officials celebrated the "topping out" of the new Town Hall today in Fletcher.   Read Story »

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Lots to see and hear on the Fourth

Parades, festivals and fireworks will take center stage across the region this Fourth of July. Here is a roundup of events.   Read Story »

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'Roll models' to get free frozen yogurt treat

Safe bicycle riding and skateboarding in Hendersonville could earn kids a free dessert.   Read Story »

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Pardee celebrates 60th birthday

Sixty years ago, construction was under way on a new hospital on Sixth Avenue between Justice and Fleming streets.   Read Story »

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Penrose biomass plant foes plan forum

BREVARD — People for Clean Mountains, a group opposed to a proposed waste-to-energy plant in Penrose, will sponsor the "Think B.I.G." Economic Forum from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday, June 27, at the Rogow room of the Transylvania County Library.   Read Story »

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Flat Rock hopes for Round 2 funding for park

FLAT ROCK — Although the Flat Rock Village Council missed state funding in May to help pay for the purchase of the Highland Lake Golf Course for a park, the village still has a shot at the money.   Read Story »

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Saluda folks celebrate saving of Twin Lakes

SALUDA — About 150 land conservation supporters gathered at Twin Lakes Saturday to celebrate the saving of the property for public use.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Mills River celebrates its declaration of independence

MILLS RIVER — Residents of Mills River gathered in the Mills River Town Center Friday to celebrate the town's 10th birthday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Suits, ties and security ... but no governor

There were lots of suits. Heavy security. Black SUVs pulled up and disgorged the important looking people. Shopkeepers on Main Street watched as dozens of mucketymucks climbed the steps of the Historic Courthouse. Word spread. The governor was in town.   Read Story »

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