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Charlotte the celebrity stingray no longer pregnant

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UNC Health Pardee installs rebranded signage

UNC Health Pardee recently completed the installation of new signage reflecting its new logo and name.   Read Story »

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County eyes options after Edneyville sewer cost spikes by 60%

The Henderson County Board of Commissioners got the bad news Monday that the cost of the Edneyville sewer project has spiked by 60 percent, leaving a $6 million shortfall to bridge by spending more or doing less.   Read Story »

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Westbound I-26 has reopened

I-26 westbound was closed Tuesday morning after a tractor-trailer hit a construction barrier, the NCDOT said. The state agency on drivenc.gov reported around 8:45 a.m. that the roadway had reopened. The crash occurred at the U.S. 64 interchange in Hendersonville. Traffic was expected to be slow-moving throughout the morning.     Read Story »

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Clear Creek sewer plant cost spikes by 60%

The Henderson County Board commissioners will have to dig into reserves, scale back plans significantly or make other adjustments if they choose to greenlight the proposed Clear Creek sewer plant, the cost of which has spiked by 60 percent.   Read Story »

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County OKs incentives for local plant upgrade

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Once free of these pests, we now have a fire ant invasion

Fire ants are the scourge of summer fun in many areas of the southeastern U.S.   Read Story »

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In newest sign of GOP discord, rival men's club forms

In its most recent meeting announcement the Henderson County Republican Men's  Club pointedly called itself the "original" men's club and noted that it was founded in 2000.   Read Story »

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Charlotte, the pregnant stingray, has rare reproductive disease

Hendersonville’s famous pregnant stingray, Charlotte, has developed a rare reproductive disease, according to statements from the Aquarium and Shark Lab by Team ECCO.   Read Story »

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School system announces new Dana principal, testing director

Following approval by the Henderson County School Board in May, Henderson County Public Schools announced two administrative changes for the 2024-25 school year.   Read Story »

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