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Hendersonville News

County moves to ease restrictions on storage sheds, floodplain construction

What started as an effort to regulate personal storage buildings came out radically different on the other end of sausage grinder last month after Henderson County commissioners voted to permit an unlimited number of sheds or garages on residential lots and allow them to be close to the lot line and road.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Minigolf course relocation moves a step closer

Hendersonville moved a step closer to relocating the Laura E. Corn Minigolf Course Thursday night when the City Council approved a resolution to exchange property with the county School Board.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Opp House votes to dissolve, transfer assets to Buncombe

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Hendersonville News

Apple Ambassador eager to get to work

The first time Payton Snider went to the North Carolina Apple Festival she was just a little girl.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Tomato Day features free sandwiches, heirloom expert, kids' fun

As the crop reaches peak season in Western North Carolina, the Hendersonville Farmers Market will celebrate the humble tomato with a special event.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Where are new distillery, Pasta Lady opening?

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Henderson County News

Property values likely to jump by 10%

  Saying he wanted to begin preparing Henderson County citizens, County Manager John Mitchell told commissioners Monday evening that he expects property values in the county to increase by more than 10 percent once the ongoing revaluation process is complete.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

School and county leaders celebrate new HHS

Hendersonville High School Principal Bobby Wilkins cleared up one thing for the crowd gathered Wednesday in the courtyard of the new Hendersonville High School campus.   Read Story »

News Archive

• Gut feeling trumps measurement when it comes to economy       Comments
• City seeks input on Seventh Avenue branding (4)       Comments
• Hendersonville Swing Band returns on Sunday       Comments
• Here's the 7-year timeline of how HHS construction happened       Comments
• Ask Matt ... why'd they pave paradise, put up a parking lot?       Comments
• One local winery is No. 1, another ranked fifth in USA Today Readers' Choice poll       Comments
• Forest Service urges waterfall safety       Comments
• Tomato Day features free sandwiches, heirloom expert, kids' fun       Comments
• County leaders to celebrate completion of HHS construction       Comments
• Is the sky the limit or will a recession put the brakes on?       Comments
• Area land conservancies win grants to preserve farmland       Comments
• Chargemaster manager named Team Member of the Month at Pardee       Comments
• City seeks input on Seventh Avenue branding (3)       Comments
• Saluda Grade would be star attraction of new rail-trail       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (322)       Comments
• ‘Tin Can Man’ premiere to be ‘night of celebration’ for Bearcat Nation       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: EHHS grad racks up scholarships; Council on Aging, new jailers, Carolina Village leadership       Comments
• Hunger Walk sets goal of $100,000 (2)       Comments
• WHHS student is among the best young cabinetmakers in America       Comments
• City seeks input on Seventh Avenue branding (2)       Comments
• Council on Aging announces new board members, chair       Comments
• 33-year-old charged with multiple felonies after mini-crime spree       Comments
• After medical redshirt, Beeker hopes to see playing time this fall       Comments
• Pardee gets 'GoldPlus' award for treatment of strokes       Comments
• Nonprofit leaders make case for $2M in ARP funds       Comments
• THE BIG BOOM: More than 4,000 dwellings are in the pipeline       Comments
• Land conservancies teaming up to buy Saluda Grade line for rail-trail       Comments
• THE BIG BOOM: Laurel Park sees most growth since the 1980s       Comments
• THE BIG BOOM: In Mills River, average cost of a home soars to $547,000       Comments
• THE BIG BOOM: 464 homes approved in Fletcher       Comments