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Sheriff provides more detail on murder of diner waitress

Henderson County News

Pardee reopens Justice Street entrance

Pardee UNC Health Care has reopened its Justice Street entrance after the completion of a new parking lot and other changes to improve traffic flow with dedicated ingress and egress points.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Free Clinics has supply of psychotropic drugs

Thanks to a generous grant from VayaHealth in summer 2021, The Free Clinics added six psychotropic medications to its Community Pharmacy formulary that have historically been out of reach for its patients due to pricing constraints.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

STUCK MIDDLE: What’ll Wordle do for you?

Around these parts, I have become known as a word wonk. So yes, of course I play Wordle.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Funeral is set for Dixie Diner owner

A funeral service has been announced for Paulette Gibbs “Paula” Clark, the longtime Dixie Diner waitress who died May 13 as the result of a brutal beating.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Lady Falcons win state track championship

West Henderson High School's Lady Falcons captured three first place finishes — two by hurdler Emma Hall — on their way to claiming the North Carolina Women's 3A Track and Field Championship at N.C. A&T University in Greensboro.   Read Story »

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'Let's shop!' IAM celebrates grand opening of new thrift shop

Board members, business leaders, donors and friends of Interfaith Assistant Ministry applauded the traditional cutting of a red ribbon on Friday to mark the grand opening of IAM’s new thrift store on Jack Street.   Read Story »

Mills River News

School leaders honor Teacher of the Year

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Henderson County News

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Divided City Council does the right thing

The Hendersonville City Council sided with the long-term vision and the greater good when it voted in favor of rezonings that would allow a 52-unit senior housing building on Sixth Avenue West at North Oak Street and permit a 70-unit apartment building between South Church and Israel streets behind the Fresh Market.   Read Story »

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Sheriff provides more details on murder of beloved waitress

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