Mills River News
MILLS RIVER — Mills River will see more growth in 2013 as the economy recovers, commercial businesses take advantage of a new sewer line, the new Ingles supermarket opens and Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. starts making beer, town manager Jaime Laughter told the Town Council during its first 2013-14 budget work session. Read Story »
Henderson County News
State Rep. Chuck McGrady introduced legislation to amend the North Carolina Constitution to limit government's use of eminent domain to take private property. Read Story »
Henderson County News
The Henderson County Chapter of the NAACP rebuked state Sen. Tom Apodaca and other Republican leaders in the Legislature for their effort to block state participation in the Affordable Care Act.
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Henderson County News
The Henderson County Board of Commissioners in August 2011 considered making an offer of $1.5 million for the Highland Lake Golf Course and planned to share the cost with the Henderson County Soccer Association. Read Story »
Henderson County News
The state attorney general's office has blocked the former headmaster of Hendersonville Christian School from collecting any of the proceeds from the school's sale to Henderson County and ordered that a court-appointed receiver handle the money. Read Story »
Henderson County News
MILLS RIVER — Hendersonville High School, Balfour High School and Edneyville and Upward elementary schools are the top priorities for additions and renovation.
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Henderson County News
Two Henderson County farmers were among 28 growers in Western North Carolina who received grants to diversify their farm businesses in the 2013 growing season.
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Henderson County News
A Hendersonville volunteer soccer coach and schoolteacher received the 2013 Boys Recreation Coach of the Year Award from the North Carolina Youth Soccer Association (NCYSA) on Sunday in Greensboro. Read Story »
Hendersonville News
Hendersonville officials have issued a permit for an immigration enforcement office on Sixth at Justice Street after the building's owners made changes to ensure that the office won't house suspected criminals. Read Story »
