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Church Street repaving on track for Nov. 10 completion, DOT says

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Announcing first flu death, state DHHS urges people to get shots

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services on Friday announced the first reported flu-related death of the 2025-2026 flu season, an adult in the western part of the state who died due to complications of flu during the first week of October. To protect the privacy of the family, no additional information will be released, the agency said.   Read Story »

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AdventHealth names new president/CEO

Daniel Tryon, most recently president of multiple hospitals owned by Kettering Health in Ohio, has been named president and CEO for AdventHealth Hendersonville and AdventHealth Polk, the health care provider announced.   Read Story »

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Johnson Farm to reopen Barn Loft Museum at Fall Fun Day

Historic Johnson Farm is hosting a Farm Fun Day from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, featuring weavers, wagon rides, tours of the farm and the grand reopening of the Barn Loft Museum.   Read Story »

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AdventHealth hosts Pink Breast Cancer Remembrance Walk

More than 100 breast cancer patients, their families and friends gathered on Monday at AdventHealth Hendersonville for the Propelled by Pink Breast Cancer Remembrance Walk and Time of Hope and Remembrance, where stories of survivorship and loss were shared in a space filled with empathy and encouragement.    Read Story »

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Racquet Club invites public to 10th anniversary of new ownership

The Hendersonville Racquet Club is inviting the public to a 10th anniversary celebration of new ownership of the sports facility from 11 .m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 9. The event will feature food by Feta Flav, music by DJ Yvonne Monnet, free gifts for the first 100 attendees and more.   Read Story »

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Pardee honors 2024 Teammate of the Year

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Citing hazard, council seeks to lower speed limit at Church Street trail crossing

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Jamie Wiener to lead BRCC Ed Foundation

Blue Ridge Community College has named Jamie Wiener the new executive director of the Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, effective Wednesday, BRCC announced.   Read Story »

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City breaks ground on Mud Creek flood mitigation project

The city of Hendersonville broke ground this week on the Lower Mud Creek Floodplain Restoration Project, a major initiative designed to reduce flood risks, restore natural habitat and improve water quality along one of the community’s most flood-prone areas.    Read Story »

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