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Here's the holiday closings for county services

Henderson County News

Pardee is first provider in WNC to give new Alzheimer's treatment

UNC Health Pardee is the first healthcare organization in Western North Carolina and the UNC Health system to administer the first dose of Lecanemab, a newly approved FDA medication for treating Alzheimer’s disease.   Read Story »

Horse Shoe News

N.C. grants preserve farmland in Horse Shoe, Fletcher

Conserving Carolina was among the land trusts that received grants to preserve farmland from the N.C. Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation Trust Fund.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Pardee announces Teammates of the Month

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Edneyville News

While some races are competitive, many candidates drew no opponent

Carey O'Cain appears headed for a fourth term as Laurel Park's mayor while Anne Coletta looks to have landed the job leading the Village of Flat Rock as neither drew an opponent when filing for the 2024 elections closed Friday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

New chair Egolf praises predecessor for enduring 'hardest four-year term in history'

When the Henderson County School Board voted unanimously to elect him as chair, Jay Egolf immediately launched into praise and gratitude for Blair Craven, who relinquished the gavel after four years.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Here's the final list of candidates for local and state offices

A Democratic candidate filed to run against state Sen. Tim Moffitt, two more candidates filed for Hendersonville City Council seats and three more Democrats filed to run for the School Board as qualifying for the 2024 elections closed on Friday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Crash landing of small plane closes I-26

Both directions of I-26 between Airport Road and Long Shoals Road will likely remain closed until about 11 a.m. on Friday after a small plane crash-landed on the highway, the NCDOT said.   Read Story »

North Carolina News

In campaign kickoff stop, Stein rallies Democrats to work in November

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Henderson County News

Opponent of high-density zoning files for City Council

An activist who frequently rises at public comment time during Hendersonville City Council meetings to oppose loss of trees and wildlife habitats, increased traffic and high density zoning filed for a seat on the council, two Republican state House members drew challenges from Democrats and two more candidates signed up to run for the Mills River Town Council in the latest qualifying at the county Board of Elections.   Read Story »

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