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Therapy Newfies provide post-Helene comfort and support to hundreds

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Forest Service invokes emergency authority to expedite Helene repairs

The U.S. Forest Service will use its emergency action authority to address the problems caused by Hurricane Helene, many of which threaten both wildlife and humans, the agency announced.   Read Story »

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New 'Circle of Caring' scholarship program advances careers at Pardee

At the heart of Pardee Hospital Foundation’s new Circle of Caring scholarship program is a vision shared by the hospital’s physicians: to inspire and support the career growth of their own employees.     Read Story »

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Disaster Recovery Center hosts resource fair for all needing Helene relief

The Henderson County Disaster Recovery Center will host a resource fair to help county residents who still need support after Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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Community Foundation welcomes four new board members

Community Foundation of Henderson County announced the appointment of four new members to its Board of Directors.   Read Story »

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Myhand in line to become president of international police chiefs association

Hendersonville Police Chief Blair Myhand is in line to become president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police following his election as the Fourth Vice President during the association's annual conference in Boston Oct. 19-22.   Read Story »

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Helene closure disrupts school routine

When Hurricane Helene shut down Henderson County public schools for 13 school days, the closure marked the second time in four years that students have undergone a long-term absence, the first being in 2020 when Covid-19 canceled in-person classes for almost three quarters.   Read Story »

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GOP scored top-to-bottom sweep in last week's election

Republican candidates dominated the Nov. 5 election across Henderson County, sweeping four seats on the newly partisan School Board election, holding congressional and state legislative seats, picking up the only judgeship in the county not held by Republican and ensuring that the Board of Commissioners remains all-Republican.   Read Story »

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Marines from bloody tour keep bond strong

Time changes many things in 57 years. Hair turns gray. Sight dims and sometimes even memories cloud.   Read Story »

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Hoopers Creek landowners seek OK for 38 townhomes on 10 acres

FLETCHER — Owners of a 10-acre tract of land on Hooper's Creek Road are seeking the county's approval to build 38 townhomes on the property 10 weeks after the Henderson County Board of Commissioners voted 4-1 to deny a rezoning application allowing a higher density development.   Read Story »

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