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Public invited to dedication of Tom Orr stage

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Is Cooper for president Democrats' best chance in 2024?

Some people are asking if North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper might be the Democrats’ best presidential candidate in 2024.   Read Story »

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Edwards explains why he changed his mind on Medicaid expansion

A $1.5 billion "cash injection" into the state treasury plus almost $5 billion a year in Medicaid payments makes it "fiscally irresponsible" to continue to resist Medicaid expansion, state Sen. Chuck Edwards in explaining why he joined other Senate Republicans in changing his position on the subject.   Read Story »

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Honor Flight Network marks milestone

Eighteen years ago, more than 150,000 people gathered on the National Mall to dedicate the National World War II Memorial. Presidents, statesmen and historians paid tribute to the many veterans who had come to see the long overdue monument.   Read Story »

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Historic Seventh Avenue to get logo, tagline

The city of Hendersonville is investing $10,500 in a rebranding of the Historic Seventh Avenue District and creation of a new logo and tagline for the once-bustling train depot area.   Read Story »

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Contractor on board to build new minigolf course for $350,575

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Funeral home business buys Shepherd property, plans to open there

The Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors property will most likely reemerge from the ashes of a sensational business collapse to serve the community as a funeral home once more.   Read Story »

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Police Department recognized for risk management

The Hendersonville Police Department has been recognized for completing the Law Enforcement Risk Review Process performed by the N.C. League of Municipalities.   Read Story »

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Council OKs 132 units on Duncan Hill Road

The Hendersonville City Council authorized a rezoning to allow 132 apartments on 8.7 acres between Signal Hill and Duncan Hill roads, the second of two development requests it granted Thursday night that could lead to almost 600 new dwellings on either side of Four Seasons Boulevard.   Read Story »

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City Council OKs 460 dwellings on farmland overlooking Jackson Park

The Hendersonville City Council Thursday night authorized a high-density development on the former Bo Thomas farm overlooking Jackson Park, turning back concerns of neighbors who urged the council to reject the development for traffic, environmental and scale reasons.   Read Story »

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