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A recent housing assessment found that Henderson County needs 10,000 dwelling units over the next five years to keep pace with growth, and developers continue to propose new single-family homes, townhomes and apartment as they capitalize on the in-migration. Read Story »
You don’t want to get behind me when I’m driving my Rav4 down a slope out in the country. Read Story »
That light shaking you may have felt this morning was a magnitude 4.1 earthquake near Greenback, Tennessee, in Blount County 29 miles south of Knoxville. The tremblor happened at 9:04 a.m., the U.S. Geological Survey reported. Read Story »
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, originally scheduled in early October after Hurricane Helene, IAM hosted donors and sponsors at a dinner at Kenmure Country Club on Thursday, May 1, and heard from “neighbors in need” and from one of the agency’s most generous supporters. Read Story »
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s a time to reflect on how deeply mental health touches every family, including my own. Read Story »
The N.C. Senate on Wednesday approved a bill that the city calls an “unnecessary and troubling overreach” to “circumvent local control” of Hendersonville city utilities, the latest salvo in the long-running conflict between the Henderson County Board of Commissioners and the City Council over growth on the city’s borders. Read Story »
The acclaimed Asheville-based bluegrass group, Songs From The Road Band, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 17, as part of Hendersonville Theatre’s Hometown Sound Music Series. Read Story »
The N.C. Department of Commerce and N.C. Main Street & Rural Planning Center has honored Caroline Gunther as a 2024 North Carolina Main Street Champion by for her enduring leadership and transformative impact on downtown Hendersonville, the city announced. Read Story »
A shooting range off Summer Road in Edneyville may be able to go forward despite broad opposition from its rural neighbors. Read Story »
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