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School Board members received expressions of gratitude and a threat of "civil and criminal" litigation on Tuesday before voting 5-2 to continue the mask mandate in Henderson County's public schools. Read Story »
Friends of Tom Orr are holding Tom Orr Day at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Historic Courthouse Plaza to celebrate his life and his many contributions to the community. Read Story »
Henderson County Sheriff Lowell Griffin, who defeated incumbent Sheriff Charlie McDonald in a May 2018 Republican primary, will run for re-election in 2022. Read Story »
More than 500 new single-family homes and apartments could go up in Hendersonville if developers win city approval and follow through on construction plans. Read Story »
The 2021 Bearfootin’ Bear auction is in its final days as virtual bidding ends at 6 p.m. Saturday when artists, nonprofit leaders and bear fans will celebrate the end of another public art season. Read Story »
A Superior Court judge on Monday sentenced a 42-year-old Hendersonville man to up to 19 years in prison on 24 counts of third-degree felonious sexual exploitation of a minor, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced. Read Story »
We must never forget the horror, magnitude and evil of the Holocaust, David Leiman said, as he spoke at the dedication of the Leiman Garden of Remembrance Monday on the grounds of the Flat Rock Playhouse. Read Story »
Residents of Wolf Pen and Wolf Chase and other adjoining neighborhoods are hoping to defeat a rezoning request that would permit 95 single-family homes on what is now a wooded hillside. They lost round 1 on Monday when the Hendersonville Planning Board voted to recommend that the City Council approve the request. Read Story »
The Henderson County Department of Public Health will offer the seasonal flu vaccine to the public Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Blue Ridge Mall. Read Story »
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