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Kenmure Fights Cancer raises $79,000 for Pardee

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Community Foundation of Henderson County President and CEO McCray Benson announces retirement

Community Foundation of Henderson County President and CEO McCray Benson intends to retire after more than 20 years of serving the foundation and the community.   Read Story »

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Commissioners consider options for sewer line in Edneyville

After hearing from state Rep. Jennifer Balkcom in a late-night email, county commissioners on Wednesday morning directed staff to begin working with contractors on a scaled-down version of the Clear Creek sewer project that might serve as the first phase of a planned sewer line in Edneyville.   Read Story »

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Investigation underway after human remains found

Investigators in Hendersonville are working to determine a cause of death after human skeletal remains were found this week off Highlands Square Drive, according to a press release from the city.   Read Story »

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Johnson Farm offers Christmas tours in December

The Historic Johnson Farm will host several Christmas tours in December.   Read Story »

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Two holiday markets will close out the season along Seventh Avenue

The first of two holiday markets in Hendersonville’s Seventh Avenue District will be held on Saturday, Nov. 22.   Read Story »

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Flat Rock Playhouse receives tourism grant

The Flat Rock Playhouse has received a $20,000 grant from the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority (HCTDA) for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.   Read Story »

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City accepting donations for foster children and families in need

The City of Hendersonville is assisting with two donation drives, one supporting local families with food and personal care items and another providing toys and necessities for foster children.   Read Story »

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Cherry tree, bench and plaque honor Leisure Craft founder Dick Herman

On a brisk day on Thursday, Nov. 13, friends and family of the late Richard J. Herman gathered in the Patton Building at Blue Ridge Community College to honor the businessman, friend and philanthropist.   Read Story »

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Restoring water-flow control would boost Green River tourism

On June 10, 1987, a 7-foot diameter wooden pipe (flume) that carried water from the Lake Summit dam to the Tuxedo Hydro Station burst. The resulting torrent excavated 15,000 cubic yards of dirt and sent it hurdling into the Green River, shutting down the small electric generating plant for 4 1⁄2 years.   Read Story »

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