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Jerrie McFalls, who started working at the Henderson County Department of Social Services as a social work trainee in 1980 and has led the department since 2016, was honored Wednesday upon her retirement.
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Sometimes the best outcome is not the originally intended one.
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We've got the scoop on the potential for a new sportsplex for soccer, tennis, pickleball and softball, a breaking story on what could happen to a proposed Etowah Valley development, an update on the Seventh Avenue streetscape project, community news and photos and more. Read Story »
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The Apple Ambassador for this year’s N.C. Apple Festival has a message for people who think the Labor Day weekend event is only fun, food and music.
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A film about one of Hendersonville’s most beloved basketball teams has won a major journalism award.
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Caregivers of Mother Earth (COME) recently partnered with the Children & Family Resource Center to build a children’s sensory garden they called “Growing Young Sprouts.”
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The Fritz, a soul-driven psychedelic funk band from Asheville, headlines the second the Rhythm & Brews show of the season on Thursday following an opening act performance by Big Hungry, a group of local working professionals from Hendersonville and Brevard who began playing music for fun in their spare time.
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Rugby Middle School runners will enjoy a new trail through the woods for cross-country practice and meets in the upcoming school year thanks to the work of Carolina Mountain Club volunteers.
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