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With hope and faith, Chimney Rock rebuilds

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New paramedics ready to serve

Blue Ridge Community College hosted a paramedic graduation ceremony on Friday, Dec. 5, to honor six graduates now ready to serve the public.   Read Story »

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Fire academy sends nine cadets into service

The Henderson County Fire Academy at Blue Ridge Community College graduated nine cadets on Dec. 4, bolstering the firefighting workforce of Western North Carolina.   Read Story »

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Soprano and organ performance opens Friends of Music season

The first 2026 concert from the Friends of Music & the Arts Series at the Episcopal Church of St. John in the Wilderness will be held at 4 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 18, in the historic church, 1895 Greenville Highway in Flat Rock.   Read Story »

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BofA honors Safelight as 2025 Neighborhood Builder

Bank of America has named Safelight as its Asheville 2025 Neighborhood Builder for its impactful work to aid and support Henderson County survivors of interpersonal violence, abuse or exploitation.   Read Story »

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City closes personnel probe after taking 'appropriate action'

Five weeks after it initiated an internal investigation into one or more employees, the city of Hendersonville has completed the probe "and has taken appropriate action in accordance with the personnel policy," the city announced Friday in a one-sentence news release.   Read Story »

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Blakely to seek re-election as Fletcher mayor

Preston Blakely plans to seek re-election to a second term as mayor of Fletcher.   Read Story »

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City may recast DEI board as Citizens Advisory Committee

Hendersonville's Diversity and Inclusion Committee, dormant for the past 12 months and outlawed last January by the Trump administration, could be recast as a committee advising the city on customer service and citizen complaints.   Read Story »

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Plans filed for Osceola Inn redevelopment, apartments on Linda Vista

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Pardee set to break ground on southside clinic

Construction of a new UNC Health Pardee medical office building on Spartanburg Highway could break ground early next year after state finance regulators OK'd the county's plan to issue bonds for the project.   Read Story »

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