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Interfaith Assistance Ministry reopened for crisis services today after a water line repair forced it to close all day Thursday. The agency is open for food and clothing assistance and other family services until 1 p.m. Read Story »
The Camera Club of Hendersonville will hold a two-week exhibition of member photographs at Kaplan Auditorium in the Henderson County Public Library Oct. 2-13. Read Story »
The United Way of Henderson County marked its 70th anniversary with around 175 people attending a celebration at Trailside Brewing Co. Wednesday. Read Story »
The city of Hendersonville is encouraging water customers to limit non-essential water use due to lower-than-normal levels in the water supply. To ensure adequate water supply is available for essential use and public safety, City Manager John Connet has declared a Stage 1 Water Shortage Advisory beginning at midnight Thursday. Read Story »
Interfaith Assistance Ministry will be closed for crisis services this Thursday, Sept. 28, and Friday, Sept. 29, because of a major water leak that needs to be repaired. The IAM Thrift Store will remain open for business from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Read Story »
Virtual bidding is underway for the 2023 Bearfootin’ Bear auction in the runup to the season finale at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Historic Courthouse Square, the Friends of Downtown Hendersonville announced. Bidders are able to bid remotely via text message until auction day. Read Story »
Not in My Backyard campaigns are ascendant across Henderson County — powered by homeowners ready to cross swords with developers wherever a shovel threatens to turn dirt. Read Story »
Mike Huffman, stormwater division manager for the city of Hendersonville, was recognized as the 2023 H. Rooney Malcom Award Stormwater Professional of the Year during the annual Stormwater Management Division Conference in Charlotte earlier this month. Read Story »
A landowner who wants Henderson County to relax regulations that prevent development in floodplains failed to win endorsement of the idea from the Henderson County Planning Board, which voted 5-2 last week to recommend denial of a zoning text amendment. Read Story »
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