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Habitat at Home photo contest now open

Conserving Carolina’s fifth annual Habitat at Home spring photo contest is open through May 15.   Read Story »

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Rhythm & Brews concert series opens June 20

Rhythm & Brews, the free outdoor concert series in downtown Hendersonville, opens its 2024 season on June 20 with the swing, blues and jazz band Queen Bee And The Honeylovers and Peggy Ratusz & Daddy LongLegs playing blues and swing.   Read Story »

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Arboretum's 'Bloom with a View' celebrates spring

The North Carolina Arboretum is heralding spring’s arrival with the return of “Bloom with a View,” May 4-19.     Read Story »

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Republican Men's Club hosts town hall meeting Saturday

The Henderson County Republican Men’s Club will host a town hall meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 13, at the American Legion Post 77, 216 Fourth Avenue West.   Read Story »

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Hendersonville recognizes employees for their achievements

Hendersonville’s Public Works Superintendent Brandon Mundy received recognition during Thursday’s City Council meeting for both his work to improve the environment in the city and his completion of a program that teaches road construction and maintenance techniques.   Read Story »

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City Council OKs affordable apartment project for seniors

Hendersonville’s City Council voted unanimously Thursday evening to OK a rezoning that will allow the building of the Lofts at Chadwick, a proposed 60-unit affordable apartment project for seniors that “maxed out” on a state agency’s scoring matrix for location suitability.   Read Story »

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Kid City daycare could provide 150 slots

The Hendersonville City Council on Thursday night voted unanimously to authorize a rezoning request that will allow Kid City USA to open a child-care center in a 11,441-square-foot, one-story building on Ninth Avenue West that last housed a retirement home.   Read Story »

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Amid church's plans for homeless ministry, daycare announces it will close

A plan to close an East Flat Rock daycare center and use the space to serve homeless people has parents concerned about where their children will go at a time when daycare slots are in short supply.   Read Story »

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