D.A. clears officers in death of coke-powered suspect in parking lot

Henderson County News

Council on Aging announces new executive director

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Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (345)

Don’t miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

Dana News

Growers making the best of freeze-damaged crop

Jack Frost wore out his welcome last spring, delivering a steady stream of overnight freezes that left the apple country with a short crop and in some cases less than supermarket quality fresh apples.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Apple Ambassador is a high-achieving trailblazer

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Henderson County News

Gina Baxter declares candidacy for City Council

When she was 13, Gina Baxter plunged into the controversy of the day in Hendersonville — the “City of Peace” sign on North Main Street — by writing a letter to the editor of the Times-News.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

We'll get rain — then near perfect weather for Apple Festival

Although forecasts show tropical storm Idalia tacking east to drench the Piedmont and Coastal Plain of North Carolina, plenty of rain is on the way to the mountains, too. But our rain is from a cold front, not Idalia.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

One affordable housing development gets OK while another breaks ground

An affordable housing development of 60 apartments on Sugarloaf Road has been awarded Low Income Housing Tax Credits through the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency, the Housing Assistance Corp. announced Friday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

King Apple Parade honors longtime volunteer as grand marshal

The grand marshal for the King Apple Parade that will wrap up the 77th annual North Carolina Apple Festival is a New York transplant and longtime festival volunteer who loves getting to know apple growers.   Read Story »

News Archive

• School system recruiting volunteer mentors       Comments
• Art on Main set for Sept. 23-34       Comments
• Bestselling author keynotes Women Helping Women       Comments
• Apple Ridge wins OK for tax credit financing       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Tour d'Apple, Clubhouse, Mountain State Fair       Comments
• Planning Board boots subdivision decision after throng turns out to oppose it       Comments
• Dry conditions trigger call for water conservation       Comments
• Upward growth continues with fifth hotel at I-26 interchange       Comments
• Storehouse to break ground on new facility     Comments
• Downed tree plunges downtown into darkness       Comments
• Mills River man sent to prison for multiple child sex offenses       Comments
• TDA grant helps attract out-of-state Tour d'Apple riders       Comments
• McCarty wins DeJoy-Wos Family Foundation Scholarship       Comments
• Emporium on Main opens this week       Comments
• HSO opens season with tribute to Joiner       Comments
• Edwards urges city of Ashveille to act on water system improvements       Comments
• Pardee is recognized for Gold Plus stroke treatment       Comments
• Progressives pan County Commission's ‘recognition’ of Robinson       Comments
• Yes, there is such a thing: School Board approves free lunch for all       Comments
• Embezzlement case likely headed to trial       Comments
• Florida is a poor model for the next pandemic response       Comments
• Stats are in: How N.C. fared during pandemic       Comments
• Racing pigs, Sub Zero thrill ride, N.C. food highlight mountain fair       Comments
• Sheriff's office busts theft ring involving building supplies       Comments
• County’s first drug court moving closer to reality       Comments
• Moltons sell Flat Rock Cinema       Comments
• Here's what seats are open on School Board and in cities       Comments
• Bid delay likely to push Ecusta Trail completion to next fall       Comments
• Etowah Valley subdivision foes pack review board meeting       Comments
• Laurel Park repaving gets under way this week       Comments