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The Henderson County Board of Commissioners has committed $170 million for the courthouse-jail expansion and is working on a county school bus garage, finishing up a $12 million sportsplex at Berkeley Park, continuing to pursue Hurricane Helene relief money from the federal government and looking at more capital expense for two county-owned sewer systems.
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BAT CAVE — A historic cemetery in Bat Cave suffered major damage during Hurricane Helene. At least 10 trees fell into the cemetery. Trees, branches and debris cover the gravestones. Until the cemetery is cleared of trees and debris, it is unknown how many gravestones may have been broken or destroyed.
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A 35-year-old man will serve up to seven years, four months in prison after he pleaded guilty on Friday to felony charges stemming from a shooting at the Four Seasons Boulevard McDonald’s last November, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced.
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Hendersonville’s Historic Preservation Commission is inviting residents and visitors to celebrate Historic Preservation Month this May with a series of free community events highlighting the people, places and stories that make Hendersonville unique.
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Historic Johnson Farm will host its fifth annual Mother’s Day Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, May 9, rain or shine.
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The N.C. Forest Service has lifted a ban on all open burning for 81 counties effective 8 a.m. Sunday, May 3.
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The Blue Ridge Ringers, a community handbell ensemble, will present its spring concert series “Pop! Go the Handbells” featuring popular music through the years at venues across the region.
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Saying he had few options, Special Superior Court Judge Craig Croom on Wednesday entered a civil judgement against disbarred attorney Sam Neill after finding Neill willfully violated the terms of his probation by failing to pay enough restitution to the victims of his crimes.
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The Kiwanis Club of Hendersonville honored students from across Henderson County at its annual Youth of the Year program in April, recognizing young leaders from K-Kids and Key Clubs for their service and community involvement.
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