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Thunderstorm knocks out power for thousands

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'Shaped by Sound' features folk pioneer Alice Gerrard

Asheville bluegrass artists will be spotlighted on upcoming episodes of Shaped by Sound, a new original music performance series produced by PBS North Carolina.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt … what happens to mountains of debris left by Helene

Q. How much wood debris has been collected in Henderson County and what will they do with those piles of mulch you see on N.C. 191? Can it be burned for fuel?   Read Story »

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Bullington Gardens announces spring plant sale

Bullington Gardens, the horticultural education center and nonprofit botanical garden at 95 Upper Red Oak Trail, will hold its 21st annual Spring Plant Sale 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday, April 24, Friday, April 25, and Saturday, April 26. Friends of Bullington receive an exclusive early-bird shopping invitation.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt ... to crack the mystery of the Spinx (plus a new Sheetz)

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Forest Service offers salvage timber contracts along Appalachian Trail

The USDA Forest Service is currently offering salvage timber contracts to remove downed but still commercially usable trees left in the wake of Hurricane Helene on up to 2,200 acres of the Pisgah National Forest that, if left to dry, would pose a considerable wildfire risk.   Read Story »

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Shepherd Memorial Park remains in limbo after failed auction

The future of Shepherd Memorial Park remains in limbo after a court-ordered auction on Wednesday failed to produce any bidders.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

Don't miss this week's Lightning.   Read Story »

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Moon honored as Chick-fil-A Teacher of the Year

Sue Moon, a dedicated teacher and coach at North Henderson High School, has been named the 2025 Chick-fil-A Leader Academy Teacher of the Year, Henderson County Public Schools announced.   Read Story »

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County lifts burn ban

Henderson County on Wednesday morning lifted the burn ban it had imposed because of drug conditions and high winds. Rainfall of around 1 inch helped make conditions less hazardous.   Read Story »

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