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Hendersonville News

Council considers transition to softer LED street lights

Hendersonville City Council members and city staff deliberated in the dark Thursday evening. There wasn’t a power outage, but rather a demonstration of two different sorts of LED street lights.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Planning Board member says city should step up its game on parks and recreation

Hendersonville Planning Board member Hunter Jones says the city could do a better job on parks.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

In next step for parking deck project, city rezones

The Hendersonville City Council authorized a rezoning Thursday for the new parking deck project at the intersection of Fifth Avenue West and North Church Street, following a public comment period featuring concerns over aspects of the project.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City rezones Chadwick Avenue property for three unit development

Acting on a rezoning request it delayed a month ago, the Hendersonville City Council approved a conditional rezoning application from James Nobel for the development of three homes on the 303 Chadwick Avenue property Thursday evening. The property was rezoned from C-3 SU, Highway Business Special Use to C-3 CZD, Highway Business Conditional Zoning District.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Open Streets Saturday is back this week

Downtown Hendersonville continues the LoveHendo-Shop Local promotion with open-air activity on Main Street the first Saturday.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City amends water extension policy amid conflict with county

The Hendersonville City Council voted on Thursday to update a 1997 Water Extension Policy as part of an ongoing conflict with the Henderson County Board of Commissioners over water rates.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

McGrady resigns; GOP expected to name Moffitt to his seat

State Rep. Chuck McGrady made it official on Thursday when he resigned from the state House after five terms in order to assume his new role as a member of the state Board of Transportation.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City, county remain at odds over water extensions

The Hendersonville City Council and Henderson County Board of Commissioners appear to be hardening their positions in the newly revived water war.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Heritage cedar removed from Saluda Cottages lawn

In 1981 the N.C. State Forest Service recognized the Incense Cedar Tree at Saluda Cottages in Flat Rock as the North Carolina State Champion Incense Cedar.   Read Story »

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