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Recently I received a phone call from my friend, neighbor and cousin, Lynn Bryson, inviting me to be an extra in a documentary her son Rick was creating for a competition sponsored by the North Carolina Department of Tourism. Read Story »
The Hendersonville City Council will hold a public hearing this week on a $52.5 million no-new-taxes budget that raises city residents’ water bills by 12 percent, funds numerous water and sewer improvements and adds 9½ new general fund positions, including a police sergeant, a civilian animal enforcement position, a deputy fire chief, an IT director, a communications coordinator, a sustainability manager, three street maintenance workers and a parttime budget analyst. Read Story »
Henderson County’s transportation advisers got their first look recently at the consequences of construction inflation and a statewide shortage of cash to fix problems, improve safety and widen roads. The result: Many projects are moving further into the future, some so far out that they’re now “decommitted” in the next State Transportation Improvement Plan. Read Story »
Pardee UNC Health Care and Blue Ridge Health announced this month that Pardee is seeking subrecipient status within Blue Ridge Health’s designation as a Federally Qualified Health Center. Read Story »
Saluda's Shop and Stroll on Friday this week will celebrate the grand opening of Saluda Moon Glass Studio & Gallery and the second anniversary celebration of Jim Carson Studio/Gallery. Shop and Stroll takes place on the first Friday of each month from 5 to 8 p.m. through October. Read Story »
The Henderson County Honor Guard, local DAR chapters, Junior ROTC units, Disable American Veterans, Patriot Guard, American Legion Riders and other veterans' groups will gather at 11 a.m. Monday for the traditional Memorial Day tribute to those who "gave their tomorrows for our todays." Read Story »
Raymond’s Garden Center and Landscaping owner Christine Raymond greeted customers, gardeners with questions and a few mildly curious passersby with equal enthusiasm Saturday as she stood on Main Street in Hendersonville during the Garden Jubilee. Read Story »
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