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Only Hope removes Absher from all involvement in agency

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League program explores benefits of plant-based diet

The Henderson County League of Women Voters and the Hendersonville Community Co-op invite the public to a lunch-and-learn program, Eat To Beat The Heat: The Link Between Food and Climate Change, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3, at First Congregational Church, 1735 Fifth Ave. W.   Read Story »

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Search warrants reveal more details of charges against Absher

The ongoing investigation into the founder and operator of a shelter for homeless teenagers has led to nine more charges of sexual offense involving a minor, jail records of the Henderson County sheriff's show.   Read Story »

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Applications open for NC Arts Council’s Grassroots Arts grants

Non-profit organizations whose purpose is to promote and develop diverse cultural arts programming in Henderson County may apply for grants from the North Carolina Arts Council’s Grassroots Arts Program thorugh Sept. 15.   Read Story »

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NC appeals court freezes sale of Shepherd Memorial Park

The court-ordered sale of Shepherd Memorial Park is once again on hold after a recent unanimous decision by the N.C. Court of Appeals.   Read Story »

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Bounty of Bethlehem announces new volunteer director

Bounty of Bethlehem, the beloved community tradition that feeds hundreds a free Christmas Day meal, has named Christopher Lamar Wilson as its new volunteer director.    Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: GOP hot dogs, progressive post cards, I-26 driver aid, Helene recovery legal aid

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Serial drunk driver appeals prison sentence

Avery Ogden was riding in the back seat of her brother’s Honda Pilot on the way to visit their grandmother at Carolina Village last Dec. 6.   Read Story »

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Navigating back-to-school days

The span of a school career really does fly by.   Read Story »

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Conserving Carolina kicks off fundraiser honoring Rick Merrill

Friends, family and colleagues of longtime land conservationist Rick Merrill gathered at a downtown realty office last week to kick off a fundraiser for the Rick Merrill Honor Garden, a serene sanctuary at the land conservancy he served for two decades.   Read Story »

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