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Transylvania deputies justified in shooting motorist who opened fire on them, D.A. says

Two Transylvania County sheriff’s deputies were justified in shooting a motorist who fired at them from his parked car in July, District Attorney Andrew Murray said.   Read Story »

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City hosts tree giveaway to replace the many Helene destroyed

The city of Hendersonville, in partnership with the city Tree Board, is hosting a Tree Giveaway on Sunday, Oct. 26, to help replenish the community’s tree canopy following losses from Hurricane Helene.    Read Story »

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BRCC offers new short courses for fast-track credits

Blue Ridge Community College is offering year-end 4-week short courses for the first time in December.   Read Story »

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Juvenile suspect in city shooting arrested in Upstate South Carolina

The juvenile suspect in last week’s deadly shooting in Hendersonville was arrested early Friday in Upstate South Carolina, the City of Hendersonville said in a news release.   Read Story »

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Saluda Grade Trail enters public engagement phase

The Saluda Grade Trail project, which will transform the historic 31-mile rail corridor into a multi-use greenway connecting communities from the South Carolina Upstate to Zirconia, is launching its next phase of public engagement.   Read Story »

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Cemetery maintenance class offered on Saturday

A cemetery maintenance class will take place from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 25, at the historic St. John Baptist Church Cemetery, 67 St. John Road, in Fletcher.   Read Story »

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Mountain lineworkers win at international competition

Duke Energy lineworkers from the mountains took home several awards recently after demonstrating their skills during an international competition in Kansas.   Read Story »

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Bear auction will end on Oct. 25 with downtown celebration

The public is invited to a downtown celebration on Saturday, October 25, marking the end of the auction for the 2025 Bearfootin’ Art Walk bears.   Read Story »

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Drug take back day planned for Oct. 25

As part of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of North Carolina is partnering on Saturday, Oct. 25 with federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies across the district to provide free and anonymous disposal of unneeded medications at designated collection sites.   Read Story »

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