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Pardee names Hansel chief of staff

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Pardee announces Daisy, Clover award winners

UNC Health Pardee this week announced the winners of the Daisy and Clover awards, honoring exceptional nurses and certified nursing assistants who embody the values of compassion, commitment, and excellence in patient care.   Read Story »

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Police seek the public’s help identifying suspect in deadly knife assault

The Hendersonville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect in a deadly knife assault in the city.   Read Story »

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EHHS sophomore killed in Flat Rock crash

A sophomore at East Henderson High School was killed in a crash on North Highland Lake Road on Sunday after losing control of the BMW he was driving and colliding with another vehicle, WLOS reported.   Read Story »

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Sandburg home partially reopens

The Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site will partially to the public open today in time for holiday hiking.   Read Story »

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$100B aid bill a 'significant down payment' for Helene relief, Tillis says

The government funding bill adopted by Congress and signed into law by President Biden includes more than $100 billion in disaster relief for Western North Carolina communities devastated by Hurricane Helene and provides aid for other communities and states hit by natural disasters.   Read Story »

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Duke Endowment announces $14.4 million in Helene relief

The Duke Endowment announced today that it has expended nearly all of the $15 million its Board of Trustees earmarked in October to support Hurricane Helene relief.   Read Story »

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Stopgap funding bill contains $110 billion for disaster relief

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ALL ABOARD: Free Holly Jolly Train rides roll Saturday downtown

Downtown Hendersonville invites one and all to celebrate the holiday season with the Holly Jolly Train Rides at the Historic Courthouse from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21.   Read Story »

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D.A. clears deputies who fired at suspect after chase

Henderson County sheriff’s deputies were justified in opening fire on an assault suspect who had crashed his minivan and then fired a handgun, which, it turned out, was a fatal suicide shot in the temple, District Attorney Andrew Murray said.   Read Story »

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