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Retired health director receives Order of the Long Leaf Pine

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Laurel Park swears in new town manager

Laurel Park’s new Town Manager Cara R. Reeves on Wednesday said she is eager to continue learning about the town and its residents.   Read Story »

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Commissioners create Etowah sewer board

County Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday evening to form an advisory board for the Etowah Community Sewer System.   Read Story »

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Sheriff’s office to send mailers warning about scams

Henderson County Sheriff’s Office plans to use money seized from criminal activity to pay for mailers warning elderly residents about scams.   Read Story »

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Levine Foundation grant help Free Clinics meet increased demand

The Leon Levine Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to The Free Clinics to support ongoing operations and help the nonprofit continue meeting the healthcare needs of our community.   Read Story »

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Commissioners and School Board agree to build sportsplex at Berkeley Park

Calling it a “monumental day,” County Commission Chairwoman Rebecca McCall signed an agreement Tuesday that will allow the county to move forward with a sports complex at Berkeley Park.   Read Story »

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In offer to buy OppHouse, Carolina Village envisions array of services

The Opportunity House, the once-robust activity center that served thousands of seniors in Henderson County before falling into physical disrepair and sputtering to an end, could be reborn as a nonprofit facility serving older folks and young children and adults in between.   Read Story »

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Sheriff seeks public's help locating missing woman

The Henderson County Sheriff's Office is seeking a 48-year-old woman last seen driving a 1988 Gray Buick LeSabre on her way to work in Asheville.   Read Story »

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Levine Foundation grant boosts Free Clinics services

The Leon Levine Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to The Free Clinics to support ongoing operations and help the nonprofit continue meeting the healthcare needs of our community.   Read Story »

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Train Tales speaker touts passenger rail service to WNC

Guest speaker Ray Rapp, co-chair of the Western North Carolina Rail Corridor Committee, will discuss  “Real Prospects for Restoring Passenger Rail Service to WNC” during Saluda Train Tales at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, at the Saluda Historic Depot and Museum.   Read Story »

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