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BRCC seeks professionals for part-time faculty roles

Blue Ridge Community College invites qualified professionals ready to make a mark on the future of their field to attend a Part-Time Faculty Hiring Event from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Patton Building, 180 W. Campus Drive.   Read Story »

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Commissioners honor Lightning Editor Moss with resolution

County Commissioners honored Lightning Editor Bill Moss with a resolution recognizing his years of service to the community during the board’s meeting this week.   Read Story »

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Edneyville sewer project moving forward

A sewer project eight years in the making in the Edneyville community moved forward Wednesday after county commissioners approved nearly $14 million for the project’s construction.   Read Story »

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County OKs 430-unit development on Asheville Highway

Henderson County commissioners on Wednesday voted to rezone property along Asheville Highway for a high-density development despite concerns they expressed two months about how sewer service would be provided and the number of apartments planned for the project.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt ... about Bold Rock apples, U.S. 64 property, debris fire

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BonaFide Soul wraps up Rhythm & Brews concert series

BonaFide Soul, a seven-piece band that brings the sound and feel of classic ’70s funk and soul to the stage, will headline the final show of the Rhythm & Brews concert series downtown on Thursday, Oct. 16.   Read Story »

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Jeff Michels trio to perform benefit concert for Conserving Carolina

Jeff Michels and his folkadelic jam will perform a benefit concert for Conserving Carolina at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, at Flat Rock Cinema.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt ... what's up with Mills River debris pile fire

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County breaks ground on $173M judicial center

Henderson County commissioners and administrators, Sheriff Lowell Griffin and contractors pitched shovels of dirt on Tuesday to mark the ceremonial start of the costliest capital project in county history by far — the $173.5 million jail addition and courthouse expansion.   Read Story »

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