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There's news this week on the Covid-19 vaccination front. Read Story »
The Hendersonville City Council on Thursday authorized a rezoning for an 84-unit complex of workforce housing in the triangle formed by North Main Street and Signal Hill and Duncan Hill roads on the condition that the developer try to preserve three large trees on the property. Read Story »
Phillip Michael Stroupe II, who is charged with murder in the July 2017 death of Thomas A. "Tommy" Bryson, plans to represent himself at his trial this summer, District Attorney Greg Newman announced. Read Story »
A paving contractor will resurface 5.8 miles of the U.S. 25 connector from Exit 4 to the South Carolina line by October, the N.C. Department of Transportation announced. Read Story »
After conducting an investigation involving a runaway juvenile, detectives with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit charged a 20-year-old man with statutory rape. Read Story »
In addition to sidewalk dining and its signature bears, the city of Hendersonville may soon see rental scooters zipping along its serpentine Main Street. Read Story »
With two major hotel projects approved and potentially moving toward construction, the Hendersonville City Council is expected to pull the plug on a third project that had been in the planning stages for more than a year. Read Story »
Elected leaders of Laurel Park and Hendersonville will hold a joint meeting at 3 p.m. Friday to discuss the conveyance of the Laurel Park water system to the city of Hendersonville and potentially culminate years of talk about a water system merger by adopting resolutions authorizing the change. The city says the merger would mean lower water bills for Laurel Park customers. Read Story »
Bill Yarborough, who has shepherded improvements to DuPont State Forest, the WNC Ag Center and WNC Farmers Market as the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' point man in Western North Carolina, now has a bridge named in his honor, Agricultural Commissioner Steve Troxler announced. Read Story »
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