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17 cadets graduate from Fire Academy

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Public invited to see concepts for Patton pool, Whitmire Activity Center

The city of Hendersonville is inviting the public to share their ideas for the future of Patton Pool and the Whitmire Activity Center, both of which were badly damaged during Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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Albrecht, Gould return to Pardee board

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League of Women Voters elects new officers

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Downed power line closes Brevard Road

U.S. 64 in Laurel Park was closed in both directions because of a downed power line east of Davis Drive, the Henderson County sheriff's office said in an alert at 8:30 Friday night. The post advised motorists to use an alternative route and said there was no projected time for reopening.    Read Story »

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AVL opens new concourse, TSA checkpoint

With the opening of the new North Concourse and TSA security check point, Asheville Regional Airport this week reached a significant milestone in its transformative AVL Forward project.   Read Story »

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Melody Shepherd making a run at buying Shepherd Memorial Park

A second try at a public sale at auction of Shepherd Memorial Park left the long-running saga as unsettled as ever.   Read Story »

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New life-care community to include 216 dwellings, multiple amenities

Site work begins this week on Western North Carolina’s newest continuing care retirement community, Legacy at Mills River, developed by Blue Ridge Retirement Partners.   Read Story »

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Crimes Against Children unit busts 33-year-old man

Henderson County sheriff's deputies charged a 33-year-old man with four counts of third-degree exploitation of a minor on Wednesday after executing a search warrant at a home in the Flat Rock community.   Read Story »

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Land conservancies complete purchase of Saluda Grade rail line

A coalition working to build a rail trail along the historic Saluda Grade Railroad has officially bought the land.   Read Story »

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