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Rotary Club to dedicate Peace Poles on Tuesday

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Democrats Ager, Hudspeth off to strong starts in fundraising for 11th District

Jamie Ager, a Democratic candidate for the 11th Congressional District seat held by U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards, outraised the incumbent by a 3-to-1 margin in the third quarter, Ager’s campaign announced.   Read Story »

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Public invited to nominate a capital improvement costing up to $25,000

The city of Hendersonville is making its budget process more interactive than ever with the launch of a new participatory budgeting program called Build Hendersonville.   Read Story »

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'No Kings' protest packs courthouse plaza

Hendersonville’s second No Kings Day rally on Saturday filled much of downtown with people who said they want change in America.   Read Story »

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Manufacturing Day puts high school students inside factories

The Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development, Henderson County public schools and four existing industries in Henderson County  Cummins, Elkamet, Jabil and UPM Raflatac — hosted facility tours for approximately 125 high school students last week in honor of National Manufacturing Day.   Read Story »

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Berrian All-County Orchestra performs free concert Saturday

Thanks to ongoing music education support from the Henderson County Education Foundation, Henderson County public schools’ annual Berrian All-County Orchestra returns with a concert at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct.18, in the Hendersonville High School gymnasium.   Read Story »

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Nobel Prize winner lives here

Designed by the renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio, Champion Hills is home to business leaders from well-known corporations across the U.S. Now, the upscale development on lush rolling ridges can point to a most remarkable achievement of a homeowner: Nobel Prize.   Read Story »

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Two banks reopening a year after Helene damage

Two banks in the city will reopen in the next few days— 13 months after severe Helene damage forced them to close.   Read Story »

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Absher charged with trafficking children

The founder and operator of a homeless shelter for youth in Henderson County is now facing human trafficking charges that accuse him of holding children in sexual servitude, court records show.   Read Story »

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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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