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The Friends of the Edneyville Community Center Park, Edneyville Grange members, county commissioners and administrators celebrated the opening of three pickleball court, basketball goals and four-square courts at the Edneyville Community Center on Tuesday morning. The Friends of the park raised $70,000 to support the sports courts additions to the apple country community center. The county Parks & Recreation Department plans to add cornhole in the future. Pickleball courts are in demand across the region as the sport has become arguably the fastest growing, parks director Bruce Gilliam said. Read Story »
Mills River-based Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has made a major gift of $250,000 toward the completion of the Ecusta Trail, Conserving Carolina announced Tuesday. Read Story »
Boomer, an English black Labrador, flopped down between two rows of apple trees in an orchard in Edneyville one hot August morning. A juicy, red apple Boomer scavenged and carried to his shady spot rolled on the ground as he set to work devouring his prize. Read Story »
A townhome development on Greenville Highway south of Brookdale moved a step closer to construction after the developer significantly scaled back the number of dwellings it had proposed last year. Read Story »
The vibrant colors of fall at The North Carolina Arboretum would not be complete without the annual visitation of monarch butterflies, and on Saturday, Sept. 30, the Arboretum will welcome these fascinating creatures with the return of Monarch Butterfly Day. Read Story »
Blue Ridge Community College will hosts the annual Public Safety College Sept. 27 through Oct. 1, offering more than 35 classes developed over the past year with guidance from 11 Emergency Medical Services, fire and law enforcement agencies. Topics will cover a full spectrum of public safety topics with courses contributing to numerous required public safety certifications. Read Story »
By the end of their regular meeting on Wednesday morning, Henderson County commissioners will have on the table a very big number to build what would be by far the biggest capital project in the county’s history. Read Story »
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