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'Chalk It Up!' set to turn sidewalks into outdoor gallery

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Ed Foundation thanks outgoing board members, welcomes new ones

The Henderson County Education Foundation thanked three outgoing members and welcomed two new members to its Board of Directors last week.   Read Story »

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Laurel Park Highway near Crystal Spring Drive closed Monday for tree removal

Laurel Park Highway near Crystal Spring Drive will be closed Monday for tree removal. The town advised motorists to detour through Woodbyne Avenue or avoid the area.   Read Story »

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Seven Henderson County seniors graduate from School of Science and Math

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Forest Service taking orders for tree seedlings

The N.C. Forest Service is currently accepting orders in its annual tree seedling sale.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt ... about the effort to make a splash for an indoor pool

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Fourth of July parade is set; WTZQ to broadcast fireworks soundtrack

The Fourth of July Parade will kick off at 10:30 a.m. Friday after parade entries begin lining up at 9 a.m. on South Main Street south of Caswell.   Read Story »

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Bear cub roaming around town may have been hit by car

After seeing a young bear near the police station, police officers searched for the animal for several minutes before receiving a report that a bear had been hit by a vehicle.   Read Story »

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County IT director praised for leadership under fire after Helene

When Hurricane Helene cast Henderson County and all of Western North Carolina into a communications blackout, it was up to Mark Seelenbacher to get communications networks back up and running.   Read Story »

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Haywood Road homeowners cite traffic, loss of trees and habitat in zoning fight

Homeowners organizing an effort to stop a rezoning to permit a 180-unit development on Haywood Road cite traffic, stormwater runoff, removal of trees and loss of wildlife habitat as reasons to block what they call a "stark density mismatch" with surrounding single-family homes.   Read Story »

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