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Flat Rock Village Council announces food drive

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Forest service conducts burn in Pisgah National Forest

The Pisgah National Forest conducted a prescribed burn on 1,200 acres on Friday.   Read Story »

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City offices to close for Thanksgiving

City offices will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 27 and Friday, Nov. 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.   Read Story »

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TDA wins top honors for marketing, including Best of Show

Visit Hendersonville earned three tourism achievement awards during the NC Travel Industry Association Leadership Conference Nov. 5-6 in Wilmington, including best of show honors for its "we're still open" social media campaign promoting the county after Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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Community Foundation grant helps create content for streaming media

The Community Foundation of Henderson County recently awarded The Will & Deni McIntyre Foundation a $10,000 grant to help fund an ongoing project that will create musical content and interviews for streaming media.   Read Story »

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Winter Lights display tickets on sale

Tickets are on sale now for Asheville’s annual Winter Lights display at the North Carolina Arboretum.   Read Story »

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Public hearing planned on proposals for hospital beds in Buncombe

A public hearing will be held next month on four proposals to add hospital beds in Buncombe County.   Read Story »

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Edneyville church holding spaghetti dinner to benefit youth

Edneyville United Methodist Church will hold a spaghetti dinner and baked goods auction on Saturday, Nov. 22 to raise money for young people in the church.   Read Story »

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Funeral service is set for Vaughan Fitzpatrick

Victor Vaughan Owen Fitzpatrick died in New Orleans on Oct. 28, 2025, after a sudden illness caused by an aggressive metastatic cancer. He was 76.   Read Story »

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County sees 'great first step' in receiving FEMA reimbursements

Henderson County is expected to begin receiving some federal reimbursement in the next month to begin paying for the estimated $60 million the county has spent or is obligated to spend to remove debris left in the wake of Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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