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Boots'n'Blues kicks off March 27 on Playhouse stage

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City leaf collection is under way

Crews will begin spring bulk leaf collection service this week for Hendersonville city residents. Leaf collection will continue throughout the month of March and conclude on April 3.    Read Story »

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Cedar Mountain man to 'pay dearly' for child-sex offense

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No serious injuries in experimental aircraft crash

No serious injuries were reported after an experimental aircraft crashed at the Hendersonville Airport on Sunday.   Read Story »

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Edwards announces $166 million in FEMA aid

U.S. Chuck Edwards last week announced the release of $165.9 million in FEMA reimbursement funds to support North Carolina’s recovery from Hurricane Helene and Covid-19 emergency measures.   Read Story »

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After soccer fields and Ecusta Trail, aquatics advocates say, ‘Got next’

Brady Merrill, a high school senior, stepped up to the lectern and told Henderson County commissioners about his day.   Read Story »

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Voters to choose nominees for Congress, other seats, decide city road bonds

Henderson County voters go to the polls Tuesday to fill two seats on the Board of Commissioners, choose Republican and Democratic nominees for Congress and pick the Republican nominee for two state House seats. Hendersonville voters will decide whether the city can borrow $10 million for road, sidewalk and transportation safety improvements.   Read Story »

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Prosecutors won't seek death penalty in poison-murder case

A Hendersonville woman accused of using poison to murder one of her daughters and attempting to murder her other daughter will not face the death penalty.   Read Story »

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Etowah man charged after Crimes Against Children squad serves warrant

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Judge declines to lower Absher’s bond

A Superior Court Judge on Thursday declined to lower the bond for Michael Absher, the Only Hope WNC founder who faces 23 charges of sexual offenses involving boys who stayed at or visited the shelter.   Read Story »

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