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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 »

Hendersonville News

Is the sky the limit or will a recession put the brakes on?

With 2,400 dwellings potentially in the pipeline in Hendersonville, elected leaders would be expected to ensure that the city’s infrastructure is adequate to handle the growth.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Chargemaster manager named Team Member of the Month at Pardee

Gabriela Sabou, a key team employee responsible for keeping hospital revenue on track, was named Team Member of the Month in June, Pardee UNC Health Care announced.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

City seeks input on Seventh Avenue branding (3)

Greenville consultants Arnett Muldrow & Associates, which the city has hired to to guide a community vision and branding process for the Historic Seventh Avenue District, will host a series of stakeholder roundtables and a public input meeting Tuesday, Aug. 9.   Read Story »

Saluda News

Saluda Grade would be star attraction of new rail-trail

SALUDA — Saluda is known for its historic downtown, old-timey general store and steep railroad grade. What the town atop the Blue Ridge Escarpment lacks is manufacturing jobs or in fact many jobs at all besides those related to retail, dining and tourism.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (322)

You won’t want to miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

‘Tin Can Man’ premiere to be ‘night of celebration’ for Bearcat Nation

Always on the hunt for sports stories with drama, spirit and a moral, Keith Dunnavant instantly connected to Hendersonville High School’s 1972 state basketball champion season.   Read Story »

News Archive

• 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
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (321)       Comments
• City seeks input on Seventh Avenue branding       Comments
• Legislature begins a shift in how state pays for roadwork       Comments
• City may loosen regulation of live music downtown       Comments
• United Way honors Peppers, Johnson and top campaigns       Comments
• Army starts process to build new training center here       Comments
• County concedes it can't regulate mountain bike park       Comments
• North Carolina is No. 1 state for business, CNBC says       Comments
• Cooper signs budget, signals progress in Medicaid expansion talks       Comments
• Leaders praise new Patton Building for its high-tech agility       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (320)       Comments
• LIGHTNING REVIEW: Stars shine bright in 'West Side Story'       Comments
• Edwards rips Cooper's veto of sanctuary counties bill       Comments
• U.S. attorney announces concurrent jurisdiction role       Comments
• Ask Matt ... What's going in former Macon Bank building       Comments
• Opportunity House director pleads guilty to DWI       Comments