Free Daily Headlines

News

Set your text size: A A A

News

Commissioners seek to force city to provide sewer to cider company

News

Although electrical issue paused work, Fairmont-Cedars development is on track, owners say

  Read Story »

News

Advent names DeLaina Lewkowicz director of community benefit and health

DeLaina Lewkowicz, who had been business development manager, has become the new director of community benefit and community health at AdventHealth Hendersonville, the provider announced.   Read Story »

News

Wolfe takes new leadership role at BRCC

Constance “Connie” Wolfe has been named the new executive vice president of programs at Blue Ridge Community College, BRCC President Laura B. Leatherwood announced last week.   Read Story »

News

Ask Matt ... What owner 'can do, will do' at historic Gudger Building

Q. What are they going to do with the old Jane Asher Antiques building on North Main Street now that they pulled off the "cheese grater" façade?   Read Story »

News

City seeks input on next generation of Patton Pool, Whitmire Activity Center

The city of Hendersonville is seeking public input to help shape the future of Patton Pool and the Whitmire Activity Center, which were heavily damaged during Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

News

More than 5,000 remain without power after overnight thunderstorm

More than 5,000 Duke Energy customers remained without power Saturday evening after a violent thunderstorm roared through the county in the predawn hours earlier.   Read Story »

News

Armed Forces Eagles dedicate Cancer Bell at Pardee

When Pardee Hospital Foundation began searching for a Cancer Bell — a powerful, symbolic way to honor the moment a patient completes treatment — no one anticipated how meaningful that journey would become.   Read Story »

News

Contractor closing a lane of I-26 at Peter Guice bridge starting Sunday night

A contractor will close a short stretch of I-26 near the Green River bridge on Sunday night through Thursday night, the NCDOT announced.   Read Story »

News

‘Do Tell Storytelling’ features renowned tale spinner

STEAP (Storytelling, Education and Arts Programs), a local non-profit arts organization, will host its fourth “Do Tell Storytelling” event when Dr. Ray Christian performs at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 17, at A Place to Go Community Center, 505 Fifth Ave. E.   Read Story »

News Archive