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Citing hazard, council seeks to lower speed limit at Church Street trail crossing

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Jamie Wiener to lead BRCC Ed Foundation

Blue Ridge Community College has named Jamie Wiener the new executive director of the Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, effective Wednesday, BRCC announced.   Read Story »

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City breaks ground on Mud Creek flood mitigation project

The city of Hendersonville broke ground this week on the Lower Mud Creek Floodplain Restoration Project, a major initiative designed to reduce flood risks, restore natural habitat and improve water quality along one of the community’s most flood-prone areas.    Read Story »

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City honors Mosses for 27 years of community service

Hendersonville honored Lightning Editor Bill Moss and his wife, Interfaith Assistance Ministry Executive Director Elizabeth Moss, on Thursday with a proclamation acknowledging their contributions to the community for the last 27 years.   Read Story »

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Farmers Market to 'Go Pink' for Breast Cancer Awareness

The Hendersonville Farmers Market in the Historic Seventh Avenue District will host its first annual Go Pink Day during the regular market hours of 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.   Read Story »

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Hands On! honored for serving people after Helene

Hands On! Children’s Museum has received national recognition for its extraordinary service to children and families during and after Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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City forecasts Helene repairs will cost $160 million

A year after Helene, the city of Hendersonville has generated a cost estimate to repair damaged buildings, parks and infrastructure.   Read Story »

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Pardee resumes Walk-In Wednesday hiring event

UNC Health Pardee this week is resuming Walk-In Wednesdays, an open house hiring event from noon to 5 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month.   Read Story »

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City to pitch $10 million road bond issue to voters

The city of Hendersonville is poised to send a $10 million road bond issue to taxpayers next March in hopes of expediting city street repaving, making handicapped curb ramps ADA-compliant and improving pedestrian and bicycle safety.   Read Story »

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Sky Top ranks third in USA Today poll of best orchards

Sky Top Orchard is one of the best apple orchards — and best fall destinations to visit — USA Today readers say.   Read Story »

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