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Laurel Park approves zoning to allow more commercial use

Henderson County News

Hospitalizations are up, most unvaccinated

While Pardee UNC Health has seen a rise in patient admissions, physicians have found that outpatient antibody treatments have been effective in keeping hospitalizations at bay and preventing deaths, the hospital’s chief medical officer said.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Zoning board hears four more hours of testimony on storage facility

The Henderson County Zoning Board of Adjustment on Wednesday heard a second night of testimony on a rezoning request to allow a self-storage development on Crab Creek Road before continuing the hearing for a second time.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Detours set this week for I-26 work

The Integrated Corridor Management System will be used to move Interstate 26 traffic through detours on seven of the next nine nights.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Festival announces King Apple Parade grand marshal

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Hendersonville News

School system confirms cluster of five cases at elementary school

The Henderson County public school system notified families on Monday that a cluster of Covid-19 cases had been confirmed at Hendersonville Elementary School.   Read Story »

Etowah News

County leaders celebrate new walking trail

ETOWAH — County leaders evoked the spirit of Charlie Messer and thanked the Etowah Lions Club as they dedicated an improved walking trail at Etowah Park on Monday.   Read Story »

East Flat Rock News

Oscar Isaacs, a barber and friend to all, dies at age 83

Much of southern Henderson County is mourning the loss of longtime barber and community icon, Oscar Isaacs.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Reversing course, School Board mandates masks

Reversing a decision it made last week, the Henderson County School Board voted Monday to require masks for students and staff when school starts later this month.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Although YouTube reversed call on public comment, county won't take platform back

The reversal of its policy that caused YouTube to delete a Henderson County Board of Commissioners meeting from the platform won't cause commissioners to reconsider their own decision to drop the video service, the county announced.   Read Story »

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