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City seeks input on next generation of Patton Pool, Whitmire Activity Center

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More than 5,000 remain without power after overnight thunderstorm

More than 5,000 Duke Energy customers remained without power Saturday evening after a violent thunderstorm roared through the county in the predawn hours earlier.   Read Story »

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Armed Forces Eagles dedicate Cancer Bell at Pardee

When Pardee Hospital Foundation began searching for a Cancer Bell — a powerful, symbolic way to honor the moment a patient completes treatment — no one anticipated how meaningful that journey would become.   Read Story »

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Contractor closing a lane of I-26 at Peter Guice bridge starting Sunday night

A contractor will close a short stretch of I-26 near the Green River bridge on Sunday night through Thursday night, the NCDOT announced.   Read Story »

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‘Do Tell Storytelling’ features renowned tale spinner

STEAP (Storytelling, Education and Arts Programs), a local non-profit arts organization, will host its fourth “Do Tell Storytelling” event when Dr. Ray Christian performs at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 17, at A Place to Go Community Center, 505 Fifth Ave. E.   Read Story »

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Foundation awards scholarships worth $741,475. Here are the winners.

The Community Foundation of Henderson County has awarded 287 scholarships totaling $741,475 to students for the 2025-2026 school year.   Read Story »

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Saluda Arts Festival happens Saturday

SALUDA — When the flood came, it didn’t just soak canvases — it swept away dreams, displaced dozens of artists in Asheville’s River Arts District and silenced some of the most creative voices in our region.   Read Story »

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Edwards honors winners of 2025 Congressional Art Competition

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Check out this week's Hendersonville Lightning

Don't miss this week's Lightning.   Read Story »

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Woman gets 20 years for drug trafficking

A 43-year-old woman was sentenced to up to 20 years in prison after she pleaded guilty in Henderson County Superior Court to multiple drug trafficking felonies, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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