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Ten years after Brown v. Board of Education, Hendersonville’s city schools began to desegregate, first by selecting a few black children to “pioneer” the integrated classroom experience alongside white kids.
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Mast General Store and Cheerwine announced a tasty collaboration Monday that’s sure to bring about a cheery disposition.
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When Jordan Chambliss was playing the flute in the Rugby Middle School band, she had no idea that her musical path would eventually lead to a historic D-Day commemoration in Normandy, France.
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The Hendersonville City Council adopted a $62.8 million budget on Thursday night that raises the property tax rate by 3 cents in part to fund “an arms race” of pay and benefits to recruit and retain employees.
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The confluence of the Ecusta Trail and the nearby trailhead, the leveling of the south gateway mound and the construction of a big roundabout where Main, Church and King streets meet poses a landscape design challenge.
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Our State editor-in-chief Elizabeth Hudson didn’t have far to go when searching for a writer to get the scoop on the Hendersonville Ice Cream Trail. She found a willing volunteer at the desk closest to her office.
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Hendersonville News
From landscaped pollinator beds surrounding the Bee Mural in the Azalea parking lot to flower-filled hanging baskets and pollinator-friendly trees, shrubs and grasses along Main Street to adjoining neighborhood pollinator gardens, pollinators are supported throughout downtown Hendersonville.
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Under North Carolina law, traditional public schools are prohibited from starting the school year sooner than the Monday closest to Aug. 26 and from ending the year later than the Friday closest to June 11.
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