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Covid stress, staffing shortages burning out first responders

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Early voting under way for city primary

City voters can cast ballots through Saturday for the Hendersonville City Council primary election or go to the polls on Election Day Tuesday.   Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Turkey Trot, free dog food

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Biden nominates U.S. attornery for WNC

U.S. Sens. Thom Tillis and Richard Burr are applauding the White House for nominating Dena King to be the U.S. Attorney for Western District, Sandra Hairston to be the U.S. Attorney for Middle District and Michael Easley, Jr. to be the U.S. Attorney for Eastern District.   Read Story »

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Farmers need a stable workforce to grow and harvest crop

Have you ever thought about how fruits and vegetables get to your plate?   Read Story »

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WNC fundraisers to celebrate Philanthropy Day

The Association of Fundraising Professionals Western North Carolina Chapter is celebrating National Philanthropy Day in a virtual event at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 17, that will honor Horizon Heating & Air of Hendersonville and others.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt ... what's opened in Kellogg Center

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Farm City Day is Saturday

The 2021 Farm City Day event is back this weekend after cancellation of last year's festival during Covid-19 mass gathering restrictions.   Read Story »

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League to host candidate meet-and-greet

The Henderson County League of Women Voters will host a meet and greet for candidates in all of the municipal elections in Henderson County from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 9, at the large picnic pavilion in Patton Park behind the swimming pool, 114 E. Clairmont Drive.   Read Story »

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New law permits adult beverage ‘social districts’ we could see here

More convenient takeout options, sidewalk tables and even expanding dining space into parking lots became part of life in the pandemic economy.   Read Story »

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