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Hendersonville News

City invites residents to apply for board seats

The city of Hendersonville invites city residents to consider serving on one of the 15 boards, commissions, and committees that advise the mayor and City Council on a variety of issues.   Read Story »

Fletcher News

LOCAL BRIEFS: Pardee shots, housing panel, welcoming Fletcher chief

Pardee urges people to sign up for shot   Read Story »

Henderson County News

NPS names new parkway superintendent

The National Park Service South Atlantic-Gulf Regional Director Stan Austin announced the selection of Tracy Swartout as the new superintendent of Blue Ridge Parkway on Friday, effective May 23.   Read Story »

Horse Shoe News

Ask Matt ... where's the beef (alo)?

Q. What are those gray metal containers that they just set near US 64 West across from Briggs Garden Center?   Read Story »

Brevard News

Honey & Salt owners opening Morning Social at Brevard's Lumberyard

Successful restaurateurs Erin and Edward Hill, owners of popular brunch/lunch destination Honey and Salt in Flat Rock, announced plans to debut Morning Social, their second eatery, in Brevard’s Lumberyard Art District.   Read Story »

East Flat Rock News

Planning Board again turns thumbs down on asphalt plant rezoning

The Henderson County Planning Board voted 5-2 on Thursday night to recommend that the Henderson County Board of Commissioners deny a rezoning to permit an asphalt plant in East Flat Rock.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

They're back: Here's how to be 'BearWise'

The N.C Wildlife Resources Commission is already seeing a spike in black bear reports this spring.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Kanuga Lake Road to reopen; other repairs lag

Eleven months after a big rainstorm caused a section of Kanuga Lake Road to collapse, a repair job is under way that should lead to the reopening of the road later this month.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Mud Creek pollution comes from cattle, faulty sewers, failing septic tanks

Testing conducted by local conservation organization MountainTrue has confirmed that cattle and faulty or inadequate sewer, septic or water treatment infrastructure are the major sources of E. coli pollution in the French Broad River.   Read Story »

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