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Joint task force captures fugitive from Florida

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Strive Not to Drive Week encourages other ways to travel

During Strive Not to Drive Week May 16-24. residents and visitors can take part in more than 15 events aimed at promoting bicycling, walking, riding the bus or carpooling.   Read Story »

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PBS's NC Weekend features local brewery

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City celebrates Arbor Day on Friday

The Hendersonville Tree Board invites the public to an Arbor Day celebration and tree planting at noon Friday, April 25, at Hendersonville Elementary School, 1039 Randall Circle.   Read Story »

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Honeycrisps seeking host homes for ballplayers

As the Hendersonville Honeycrisps prepare for the upcoming 2025 season, the organization is actively seeking local host families to accommodate players traveling from out of state.   Read Story »

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Disaster recovery office moving to Veterans Center at Five Points

The Multi-Agency Resource Center at Blue Ridge Commons will move on Monday to a new location, the Hedrick Rhodes Veterans Center, 900 N. Main St. (Five Points).   Read Story »

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Commissioners endorse bill to kill city’s annexation-for-sewer policy

County Commissioners on Monday voted in favor of a resolution in support of a bill in the state Legislature that would bar the City of Hendersonville from requiring annexation in order to extend sewer service beyond its current boundaries.   Read Story »

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Nurse practitioner joins The Baby Place at AdventHealth

Laura M. Sullivan, an experienced neonatal nurse practitioner, has joined the care team at The Baby Place at AdventHealth, the health care provider announced.   Read Story »

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Local leaders push back on proposal to limit zoning authority

Elected leaders in Henderson County and Flat Rock passed resolutions Monday pushing back on proposed legislation that if passed would put many local land-use decisions in the hands of the state.   Read Story »

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Arts Council looking for new director

The Arts Council of Henderson County announced on Monday that Mel Ailiff has resigned as executive director and said it is looking for a new leader.   Read Story »

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