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Insurance commissioner announces hurricane assistance center

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Early voting begins amid congestion and confusion

Changes to early voting in Henderson County created traffic congestion and left some voters feeling confused Thursday as the first day of voting got underway.   Read Story »

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Helene forces school calendar changes

Students in Henderson County will not be required to make up some school days missed as a result of Tropical Storm Helene, while other missed days will be added to the end of the school year.   Read Story »

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Voter Guide is on the street, in mailboxes

Henderson County's only comprehensive local Voter Guide is on the street.   Read Story »

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City issues update on recycling, garbage, storm debris

Starting Monday, Oct. 21, recycling collection will resume for all customers on their regular pick-up day, the city announced.   Read Story »

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Disaster Recovery Center open for people needing FEMA assistance

A Disaster Recovery Center for people who need help applying for assistance from FEMA and other government agencies opened Wednesday in Henderson County.   Read Story »

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Nearly 1,000 properties damaged or destroyed, with many more expected

Damage assessments of a third of the county found that nearly 1,000 structures were either destroyed or sustained major damage when Hurricane Helene hit Henderson County, county officials said Wednesday.   Read Story »

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New traffic pattern as early voting opens

Henderson County's early voting will proceed as planned starting Thursday, Oct. 17, with only one voting site, the Board of Elections Office, 75 E. Central St., off Spartanburg Highway.   Read Story »

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Health department will test well water for free

The Henderson County Department of Public Health will provide well water sampling at no charge to Henderson County residents impacted by Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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'Mary from Virginia' modeled volunteer spirit

When he heard about “Mary from Virginia,” a faithful disaster relief volunteer at Etowah Elementary School, schools Superintendent Mark Garrett assumed Mary was a transplant from the commonwealth to our north.   Read Story »

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