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Henderson County News

Former city resident charged in 2005 sex abuse case

Investigators used a newly tested DNA sample taken after a sexual assault 17 years ago to arrest a former Hendersonville man on charges of sexual abuse of a child.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Ticket sales open for 'The Music of Tom Petty'

Tickets are on sale now for the first show of the season at the Flat Rock Playhouse, "The Music of Tom Petty."   Read Story »

Henderson County News

LOCAL BRIEFS: DAR essay winners, Council on Aging, Empty Bowls

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Henderson County News

Health Department offers drive-thru Covid test

Drive-thru COVID-19 community testing will be offered at the Henderson County Department of Public Health starting Monday.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Developer proposes 148 luxury townhomes in Mills River

MILLS RIVER — A Spartanburg, South Carolina, developer is seeking zoning approval to build 148 luxury townhomes on a 37-acre tract at 2211 and 2253 Jeffress Road in Mills River.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

SNYDER RETIRES: 'Whenever you figure out it's time to go you're already late'

Roger Snyder, a key leader in the effort to transform the farming community of Mills River into the town of Mills River, and who went on to serve as its mayor for 10 years and on the council for 19, resigned from the board Thursday night, saying it was time to move on.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Snow is less of a threat than deep freeze plus wind

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Henderson County News

Health Department gives Covid tests, N95 masks to schools and nonprofits

Thousands of free N95 masks and Covid-19 tests have been given to community agencies to target populations with a high need for protection.   Read Story »

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Advisory committee tackles policy on trail encroachment

Now that the Ecusta Trail is progressing into the design and engineering phase, with construction not too far behind, the committee guiding the project is taking up the “what ifs.”   Read Story »

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