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City OKs conditional rezoning for judicial center

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Stepp's Hillcrest Orchard hosts U-pick Tulip Days

Stepp’s Hillcrest Orchard, 170 Stepp Orchard Drive in Edneyville, invites the public to Tulip Blossom Days, a springtime pick-your-own tulip experience happening now through Sunday.   Read Story »

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Bradford Pear Bounty happens on April 12

To help combat the spread of invasive species, the Hendersonville Tree Board and N.C. State University are sponsoring the Bradford Pear Bounty, an invasive tree replacement program that rewards property owners for removing harmful species from their land.   Read Story »

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U.S. extends foreclosure moratoriums on FHA-insured homes

The Federal Housing Administration is extending by an additional 90 days foreclosure moratoriums on FHA-insured single family mortgages in the Presidentially-Declared Major Disaster Areas resulting from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner announced on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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AAUW to honor Mayor Volk for leadership during Helene

AAUW invites the public to its general meeting honoring Mayor Barbara Volk and other Iconic Women on Thursday, April 10, at the First Congregational Church Fellowship Hall, 1735 Fifth Avenue W. An optional lunch is at 11:30 a.m. The program begins at noon.   Read Story »

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LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Throng says Trump is wrong

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the Historic Courthouse plaza on Saturday against the Trump administration, declaring in speeches, signs and chants opposition to potential cuts to Social Security and government jobs, the shutdown of agencies, a pulling back support of Ukraine and more.   Read Story »

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County thanks Jerry Henry, Lowe’s Store Manager of the Year

Jerry Henry, the Lowe’s store manager who preserved crucial supply lines of critical hardware and equipment in the hours, days and weeks after Hurricane Helene, has been honored as the Lowe’s Store Manager of the Year and will receive an official Resolution of Appreciation from the Henderson County Board of Commissioners tonight.   Read Story »

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Dealer gets prison time for death by fentanyl

A judge sentenced a 38-year-old Hendersonville woman to up to seven years, eight months in prison after a Henderson County jury found her guilty of death by distribution on Thursday, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced.   Read Story »

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City honors Capt. Laws for FBI National Academy graduation

The Hendersonville City Council on Thursday honored police Capt. Trae Laws for graduating in March from the FBI National Academy, an elite training program included participants from 48 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, 24 countries, eleven military organizations, and four federal civilian agencies.   Read Story »

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Appellate ruling gives 61,000 voters 15 days to fix registration

More than 61,000 voters challenged by state Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin have 15 business days to prove their eligibility, or have their ballots removed from the count in Griffin’s 2024 bid to unseat Justice Allison Riggs, according to a Friday ruling from a three-judge panel of the N.C. Court of Appeals.   Read Story »

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