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The N.C. Department of Commerce and N.C. Main Street & Rural Planning Center has honored Caroline Gunther as a 2024 North Carolina Main Street Champion by for her enduring leadership and transformative impact on downtown Hendersonville, the city announced. Read Story »
A shooting range off Summer Road in Edneyville may be able to go forward despite broad opposition from its rural neighbors. Read Story »
A 29-year-old from Brevard man was sentenced to up to 12 years in prison on Monday after he pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual offense just before jury selection was to begin, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced. Read Story »
After Hurricane Helene, before first responders could reach Hickory Nut Gorge, someone had to rebuild roads. Read Story »
Richard Julian “Dick” Herman, who started his LeisureCraft business making wooden furnishings and grew into a large wholesale supplier of high-quality metal outdoor products, died on Saturday in Hendersonville, according to an obituary posted by Church Street Funeral & Cremation. He was 78. Read Story »
The North Carolina Apple Festival Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Summer Stipe as the festival’s fundraising and administrative coordinator. Read Story »
Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Grove Street Courthouse and Historic Courthouse on Thursday to support workers' rights and express opposition to Trump actions on education, diversity, immigration, public health, Medicaid, public lands and more. Read Story »
The Friends of Downtown and city of Hendersonville invite the community to celebrate two exciting events in the heart of downtown on Saturday. Read Story »
The King & Allen Building at 101 East Allen Street celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting and open house on Thursday. Read Story »
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