With opening of new lanes, I-26 in county is 'functionally complete'

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Don't remove 'lost fawn' from the woods

If a deer fawn is found alone in the woods, leave it there. Its mother has not abandoned it; she is probably nearby.   Read Story »

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Knights of Columbus awards Operation LAMB grants

The Knights of Columbus of Hendersonville awarded Operation LAMB (Least Among My Brethren) grants to the numerous organizations recently.   Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Mills River grants, Bradford pear trees, Earth Day

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City OKs conditional rezoning for judicial center

Hendersonville City Council members set aside misgivings about the building height and insisted on a sidewalk that’s not in current plans before voting unanimously to authorize Henderson County’s new $154 million judicial center.   Read Story »

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Stepp's Hillcrest Orchard hosts U-pick Tulip Days

Stepp’s Hillcrest Orchard, 170 Stepp Orchard Drive in Edneyville, invites the public to Tulip Blossom Days, a springtime pick-your-own tulip experience happening now through Sunday.   Read Story »

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Bradford Pear Bounty happens on April 12

To help combat the spread of invasive species, the Hendersonville Tree Board and N.C. State University are sponsoring the Bradford Pear Bounty, an invasive tree replacement program that rewards property owners for removing harmful species from their land.   Read Story »

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AAUW to honor Mayor Volk for leadership during Helene

AAUW invites the public to its general meeting honoring Mayor Barbara Volk and other Iconic Women on Thursday, April 10, at the First Congregational Church Fellowship Hall, 1735 Fifth Avenue W. An optional lunch is at 11:30 a.m. The program begins at noon.   Read Story »

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LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Throng says Trump is wrong

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the Historic Courthouse plaza on Saturday against the Trump administration, declaring in speeches, signs and chants opposition to potential cuts to Social Security and government jobs, the shutdown of agencies, a pulling back support of Ukraine and more.   Read Story »

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• County thanks Jerry Henry, Lowe’s Store Manager of the Year       Comments
• Dealer gets prison time for death by fentanyl       Comments
• City honors Capt. Laws for FBI National Academy graduation       Comments
• Appellate ruling gives 61,000 voters 15 days to fix registration       Comments
• City's Storm Sweep is a final push to clear Helene debris       Comments
• Commissioners, School Board celebrate completion of security upgrade at WHHS       Comments
• Meteorological organization retires Helene, two other hurricane names       Comments
• Historic Saluda depot to reopen Friday after Helene repairs       Comments
• Disaster crop loss program open for applications       Comments
• MPO seeks input transportation plans, highway safety       Comments
• Tickets available for Pardee's Spring Soiree       Comments
• Pardee lifts visitor restrictions as infectious ailments fall       Comments
• Widespread rain cools area wildfires     Comments
• Leaders of city, county and schools break ground on Berkeley sportsplex       Comments
• City's mulch giveaway is under way       Comments
• Authorities lift evacuation orders     Comments
• Community Foundation has given $1.4 million in Helene grants       Comments
• Air quality worsens to Code Purple       Comments
• Wildfire burned Rosy and Matthew's cabin to the ground       Comments
• N.C. Forest Service announces meeting Tuesday on Big Hungry wildfire       Comments
• County urges voluntary evacuation in areas near Polk wildfires       Comments
• Sheriff's office seeks clues in shooting into home in River Stone       Comments
• Woman charged with 15 counts of animal cruelty in hoarding case       Comments
• Dry conditions trigger statewide burning ban       Comments
• Legislature adopts $311M disaster relief bill for farms       Comments
• Citlally Diaz-Mar named state Youth of the Year     Comments
• Farmers’ check will come from ‘the government or a developer’       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Career Tech Teacher, Good Citizens, storytelling at ArtMob       Comments
• Gated community would offer pickleball, dog park and playground       Comments
• Send us your Helene photos     Comments