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Sen. Hagan brings listening tour to local chamber

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING RECOMMENDS: Whitmire for state House

George Alley of Columbus and Chris Whitmire of Brevard would do well in one of those surveys that asks which candidate you'd want to share a beer with.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Seven Falls Q&A

What is a development agreement? State law allows counties to enter into development agreements for projects of more than 25 acres, recognizing that "large-scale development projects often occur in multiple phases extending over a period of years."   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Fletcher close to finishing dog park

FLETCHER — Fletcher Parks and Recreation has begun the final phase of its dog park.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

New park chief on board at Sandburg home

FLAT ROCK — H. Tyrone Brandyburg has begun work as the new superintendent of Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City seeks members for advisory boards

The city of Hendersonville is inviting residents to apply for seats on several boards and commissions that serve in an advisory position to the City Council. Members of the boards are appointed by the City Council.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Glassy Mountain trail closed for repair 4 days/week

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Friends Forever Trail crew began trail work on the Glassy Mountain trail last week.   Read Story »

Laurel Park News

Laurel Park inches ahead on park plans

LAUREL PARK — Laurel Park town officials are moving ahead with plans for new walking trails and other improvements at Rhododendron Lake Park despite their concerns that U.S. Army Corps of Engineers requirements are overly restrictive.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING RECOMMENDS: Four for School Board

The Henderson County School Board race produced the usual amount of sparks, which is to say not many.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Though T's is gone, noise probe still on

When Hendersonville City Council members meet at a downtown condo tonight to hear what nightclub noise sounds like, they will have to make their own.   Read Story »

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